With the global job market evolving rapidly, international education has become essential for career success. Recognizing this trend, Study Group has expanded its support systems to help Nepali students navigate higher education abroad. During a media briefing in Kathmandu, Study Group CEO Ian Crichton highlighted the increasing number of Nepali students enrolling in UK universities. “Nepali students have long sought opportunities abroad, driven by academic and career aspirations,” he said.   With over 25 years of experience and partnerships with more than 50 universities worldwide, it connects students with top institutions. Its recent collaboration with the University of Huddersfield has led to a new campus in London, offering students quality education and access to the city’s job market.  

It also provides foundation programs to bridge academic and cultural gaps, focusing on fields like AI, robotics, and healthcare. To support affordability, it offers scholarships and tuition discounts, while UK policies allow students to work part-time. By working with educators and media in Nepal, it aims to guide students in university selection and career planning, ensuring they succeed internationally and contribute to Nepal’s development.