About Matters
Matters is a personalized news feed for students and early-career professionals. It brings the global news connected to your education and career into one place: universities, scholarships, internships, study abroad, careers, future skills and global mobility.
Why Matters exists
The world around your education and career changes every day. Scholarships open. Companies hire. Universities launch programs. Industries shift. Visa rules evolve. Keeping up means searching dozens of sites, and the story that could change your direction is often outside the sources you already follow.
Matters does that searching for you. It looks beyond your usual circle and brings the developments that fit your interests and goals into a single feed, so you spend less time searching and more time deciding what to do next.
How it works
- Choose the subjects, industries, countries and goals you care about.
- Matters reads news from sources around the world and keeps the stories that connect to your choices.
- Every story links to its original source, with a short note on why it may matter to you.
- Change your choices at any time, and your feed changes with them.
You can read today’s open edition without an account, or create a free account to build your own feed.
Questions about Matters
What is Matters?
Matters is a personalized news feed for students and early-career professionals. It brings together global news about universities, scholarships, internships, study abroad, careers and future skills, matched to what you study, where you are and where you are headed.
Is Matters free?
Yes. The general feed is free, and the open edition at profile.getmatters.org/read needs no account at all. The personalized feed, built around your own interests and goals, starts with a free month.
How does the Matters feed work?
You choose the subjects, industries, countries and goals you care about. Matters reads news from sources around the world, keeps the stories connected to those choices and puts them in one feed. You can change your choices at any time, and the feed changes with them.
Who is Matters for?
Anyone planning their next step in education or work: school and university students, applicants looking for scholarships or study abroad options, graduates and early-career professionals keeping up with their industry.
Where does the news on Matters come from?
Matters gathers stories from publishers, universities and organizations worldwide, and every story links to its original source so you can read it in full.
How do I contact Matters?
Email support@getmatters.org. You can also find Matters on LinkedIn, Instagram and Telegram.
Contact and community
Write to us at support@getmatters.org, or follow Matters on LinkedIn, Instagram and Telegram.