In an era of evolving global education policies, studying abroad has become both an exciting opportunity and a complex decision for students. Recognising the need for trusted guidance, The Hindu and Fragomen Educational Services (FES) have joined hands to launch “Study Abroad Simplified”, a year-long initiative designed to help students make informed decisions about international education.
With policies in countries like Canada, the U.S., the U.K., and Australia undergoing significant changes, students require expert insights to navigate their journey towards studying abroad. The “Study Abroad Simplified” initiative will provide them with credible, expert-led content, webinars, and interactive sessions, ensuring they have access to the latest updates on visa regulations, scholarship opportunities, career prospects, and cultural adaptation.
“Indians go abroad for studies not just for the quality of academics and subsequent career opportunities, but also for the exposure and diversity of experiences. This is reflected in the increasing interest in opportunities in many, different countries and in undergrad studies, besides graduate and research programmes. Professional handholding of the aspirants is a bigger need today,” said M. Kalyanaraman, Head, Education Vertical, The Hindu.
A strategic partnership for student empowerment
This initiative leverages The Hindu’s legacy of trusted journalism and FES’s expertise in global education consultancy to create a robust awareness platform. Through a combination of print, digital, and on-ground activities, “Study Abroad Simplified” will reach students in key education hubs across Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Kochi.
The campaign will include webinars by The Hindu editorial team bringing together industry experts, articles with expert insights from Fragomen specialists, awareness campaigns on social media, and connect sessions in cities.
A shared commitment to student success
Dennis Joseph, managing director, FES, said, “Studying abroad is a transformative journey that requires informed decision-making. Our collaboration with The Hindu enables us to reach a wider audience, equipping students with the knowledge to choose the best path for their future.”
Saju James, managing partner, Fragomen India said, “Through our partnership with The Hindu, we are committed to empowering passionate students, opening doors to global opportunities and shaping a promising future.”
Suresh Balakrishna, Chief Revenue Officer of The Hindu Group, said, “At The Hindu, we have always been committed to empowering our readers with insightful and impactful information. We are extending this commitment to students who aspire to pursue global education. This initiative, in collaboration with Fragomen Educational Services, will serve as a trusted guide, equipping students and parents with expert insights on visa regulations, scholarships and career pathways.”
Please write to us at studyabroadsimplified@thehindu.co.in or WhatsApp us at 89392 83283 for more details.
