Month: November 2020

As technology continues to grow rapidly, so have careers in the eSports industry. Learning to become an eSports Manager is a relatively new career that will continue to grow. For those students who enjoy playing video games, this could be a great fit between doing what you love and making a career out of it.  The eSports industry is a big business. In 2020, the industry was valued at $950M on a global level. With the growth of faster internet service, cheaper technology, and innovative gaming systems, the market is

Our world relies on people with knowledge of the past and the understanding of how it can shape the future. Choosing a History major at St. Andrews will provide you with the ability to think critically, write persuasively, and express your ideas with confidence. Studying history with us means preparing for success: 97% of history graduates have either found immediate employment or entered graduate school during the last twenty years! Gain a practical education in a major with one of the broadest applications after graduation. What are the Distinguishing Characteristics of

Our world relies on effective and clear communication. Not only do we need it on a personal level with family and friends, but communication is vital towards relationships at work, in our community, and in the world. Choosing to get a communications major at St. Andrews University allows you to learn how to communicate across many different platforms effectively. This degree has a wide range of available careers to students who graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Communications. A Communications major at St. Andrews University prepares students to learn more

Early nurses displayed the same unparalleled strength and exuberance as today’s nurses. However, they did not go to schools that were accredited or licensed. Nor did they have unifying organizations to give them a single voice or platform from which they could advocate for the nursing profession and patient healthcare. A lot of change has occurred throughout the history of nursing, and the types of nursing careers available have evolved as well. In 1869, the American Medical Association (AMA) first encouraged hospital-based nursing education programs as a way of ensuring a