Overcome the invisible emotional hurdles of moving abroad by establishing routines and managing homesickness. Embracing cultural adaptation and resilience helps expats navigate identity crises, turning unfamiliar foreign streets into a meaningful, deeply comforting new home.

It is evident that many students from our country are eager and excited to pursue their studies abroad.

This week, a Bangladeshi student was found dead in an apartment in Japan

The deceased were identified as Shahriar Khan, Angela Barai and Aryan Dipta while Kumar Nibir, son of singer Kumar Biswajit, was injured in the same incident. All four of them are students of Humber College

Mohammad Omar Faruque, 27, a graduate of Jahangirnagar University, was hoping to pursue his master’s in the United Kingdom.

Education abroad does not always come with golden opportunities