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6 Surprising Facts You Didn’t Know About Latin America
Did you know that Mexico is home to a very rare species of rabbit called the volcano rabbit, which lives near Mexican volcanoes? Or that Peru grows more than 55 varieties of corn in almost every color you could possibly imagine? Check out our infographic which summarizes six surprising facts about Latin America, and get inspired to study abroad in the region.
If you’re planning to study in Latin America, you may also be interested in the latest edition of the QS University Rankings: Latin America, which highlights the region’s top 300 universities each year.
Infographic by Georgia Philippou for TopUniversities.com.
Sofia formerly worked for QS's social media team. She holds a Master of Arts in Brands, Communication and Culture from Goldsmiths, University of London. She is originally from Athens, Greece.
What happens when you choose a study destination for growth, not just reputation? Anne’s journey shows how one bold decision can shape your entire career.
Everyday pressures at university can gradually chip away at confidence and clear thinking, yet they also offer opportunities for growth. Dr. Ramani Gallellage shows that by cultivating emotional intelligence, crisis leadership skills, and reflective habits, students can transform stress into resilience, adaptive decision-making, and authentic self-leadership.
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Did you know that Mexico is home to a very rare species of rabbit called the volcano rabbit, which lives near Mexican volcanoes? Or that Peru grows more than 55 varieties of corn in almost every color you could possibly imagine? Check out our infographic which summarizes six surprising facts about Latin America, and get inspired to study abroad in the region.
If you’re planning to study in Latin America, you may also be interested in the latest edition of the QS University Rankings: Latin America, which highlights the region’s top 300 universities each year.
Infographic by Georgia Philippou for TopUniversities.com.
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Sofia formerly worked for QS's social media team. She holds a Master of Arts in Brands, Communication and Culture from Goldsmiths, University of London. She is originally from Athens, Greece.
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