Mr. Harsha Parankusam is a versatile leader with 28 years of experience across healthcare, FMCG, and banking. With key roles at Johnson & Johnson, ICICI Bank, and more, Harsha is a Lancaster University MBA alumnus known for his strategic acumen. Since 2015, he has made his mark in Bangalore s a successful entrepreneur.
Have you ever dreamed of studying in France, walking down cobblestone streets after class, sipping coffee at a cosy café, and soaking in the culture while working on your next project?
Thinking about studying in Germany but not sure which university to choose? You’re not alone. With hundreds of world-class institutions and countless courses to explore, it’s easy to feel lost when deciding where to apply.
You’ve probably dreamt of doing your PhD at a top university somewhere abroad. Sounds exciting, right? But once you start checking the tuition fees, research costs, and living expenses, that dream suddenly feels a little too expensive. For many Indian students, it almost seems out of reach.
If you’re thinking about studying abroad, you’ve probably got a bunch of questions in your head. Which country is right for me? Will I fit in there? Will it be too expensive? Those doubts are normal, and honestly, they matter a lot.
If you’ve dreamt of studying in a European country, surrounded by stunning architecture, diverse cultures, and world-class universities, then hesitated because of the costs? Then you’re not alone. Many Indian students hold back from applying abroad because they think studying in Europe is out of their reach, financially.
Sure, moving to Australia to study, exploring new places, meeting people from different countries, and building a future you have always dreamed of sounds exciting. But the reality is that tuition fees, living costs, health insurance, and flights can quickly add up.