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Dr. Jayanthy Ramakrishnan
Head of Servicing
Dr. Jayanthy Ramakrishnan is Head of Servicing at Galvanize Global Education. She holds a PhD in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and has worked as a Mathematics Teacher, Assessment Specialist and Adjunct Faculty in the US and India. She previously served as Galvanize's Manager of Admissions Counseling, guiding students to admits worldwide.
Credentials
- Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering — University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Content by Dr.
Posts authored
- University of Galway Admissions: Requirements, Scholarships and Careers for Indian Students
- University College Cork Admissions: Requirements, Scholarships and Careers for Indian Students
- PhD in England: A Guide to Universities, Funding and Research Opportunities
- PhD in UK for International Students: Costs, Funding and Career Prospects
- Graduate Program in Japan: A Guide for International Students
- University of Tokyo Master’s Courses: What Could They Mean for Your Future?
- Doctorate in Japan: Turning Your Research Ambition Into an International Career
- Japan Scholarship for PhD: Funding Options for International Students
- Thinking About an MS in Japan? What Should You Evaluate Before You Decide?
- Looking for a PhD Scholarship in Japan? What Should You Check Before Applying?
- Foreign Student in Japan: A Practical Guide to Studying, Living and Adjusting
- Planning to Apply in 2027? Here’s What You Can Start Doing Today
- Thinking About Studying in Japan? Here’s What the Latest Visa Fee Change Means for You
- Worried About Your CGPA, Backlogs or Test Scores? Here’s How They Affect Your Options
- Thesis vs Non-Thesis Master’s: How to Choose Based on Your Career and Research Goals
- Is Studying Abroad in 2027 Really Right for You? 7 Questions to Ask Before You Decide
- Are You Starting Your Fall 2027 Plans Too Late?
- USA vs Europe for Fall 2027: A Practical Framework for Your Decision
- Waiting Until Deadlines Open Could Be Your Biggest Application Mistake
- Missing One Document Can Delay Your Application: What to Prepare and When