Which country should I study abroad?

Question

I want to go abroad to study abroad, but I don't know which country to choose. Can anyone advise?

kiran120680 · Answer

Can you please be more specific? Are you student or working? what are your expectations from University?

800GMAT2019 · Answer

What is your preference/situation??? World is a big place?

GMATin · Answer

There are so many considerations to keep in mind when choosing the country you want to study in: course you want to pursue, the location you want to live in, your career goals, whether you want to return to your home country etc.

nickjonson · Answer

I want to study tourism, so I want to study abroad, so I can go more places.

Ayesha421 · Answer

Depends on what you are aiming for. If you want a good scholarship then Germany is my bet. They mostly cover all your costs except for the stay and food. Maybe you can look up some german universities that have the course you like

hannahjack · Answer

this is the best thing.

Kopiel · Answer

I would choose Spain. They say that Spain has greatly improved its higher education system and studying there is cheaper than in the UK or the USA. Moreover living there permanently is also cheaper judging by this source https://www.realestateespanol.com/ Real estate in Spain is on the same level with the American one in terms of quality but it's much much cheaper! And that's great

ben600 · Answer

Thanks for expert guidance and appreciate it

gibsson27 · Answer

I think UK is the best country to study abroad.

haimen · Answer

Germany is a best country for foreign study. Education in Germany is totally free of cost.

draftpunk · Answer

#1. European Countries:

UK and France house some of the best 1 year MBA programs in the world. INSEAD, LBS, Cambridge, Oxford are excellent brands and are comparable to top US programs.
Most of these programs are 1 year → cost less.

Job opportunities : At times, if you are targeting regional programs like Boconni or ESADE, you might face language barriers. However, programs like INSEAD and LBS place people extremely well!

#2. Canada:

Cost : Tuition cost and living expenses are relatively lower compared to US and Europe. For eg. an MBA from Rotman (one of Canada’s top ranked program) costs USD 85K compared to Ross’s school of Business (one of US’s top ranked program), which costs around USD 135K. These differences are exacerbated if you consider the cost of living in cities such as New York and Los Angeles.

Favorable immigration norms; more culturally aligned to Asians : Getting a PR is relatively easier. Also, you don’t need to be an “aggressive” networker, like in US to get jobs.

Jobs opportunities depend on the program you are graduating from. If you graduate from a top Canadian MBA programs, you are likely to end up with decent job opportunities.

When it comes to schools in Germany and Australia, these are not bad on the face value. However, you need to ensure that these fit well with your profile. Speak with an expert to help you narrow down your choices.

Bottom line : No geography is perfect. You will need to weigh the pros and cons of every business school. As a general rule, since MBA market is driven by network and perception of the school, try attending the best possible business school you can get in.

Sheenabajaj · Answer

Deciding where to study abroad can be a difficult decision. Consider your budget, your language skills, and the type of program you want.

If you're looking for an affordable option, consider studying in countries like Thailand or Mexico. If you want to learn a new language, consider Spain or France. If you're looking for a prestigious university, consider the United Kingdom or the United States. No matter what country you choose, make sure to do your research and ask lots of questions!

douggieohare · Answer

Canada is a brilliant

abelcermak · Answer

Every country is great for this kind of stuff!

haiduk · Answer

A lot of my friends said the UK was great to study in.

Fillis · Answer

They say that France offers good conditions. But the language itself is terrible(

lucyhills · Answer

United Kingdom

youngtessa232 · Answer

Choosing a study-abroad destination depends on education quality, cost, work opportunities, and lifestyle. If you're looking for a top-ranked education, multicultural environment, and great career prospects, Australia is an excellent choice.

Why Study in Australia? 
1. World-class universities (University of Melbourne, ANU, Sydney).
2. Work while studying (Up to 48 hours per fortnight).
3. Post-study work visa for career opportunities.
4. Multicultural & student-friendly environment.
5. Great lifestyle, weather, and vibrant cities.
 Student Accommodation in Melbourne 🏡
 
Finding the right housing is key! Options include:
University Halls – On-campus, easy access.
Private Student Apartments – Fully furnished with modern amenities.
Shared Housing – Affordable and social.
Homestays – Live with a local family for cultural immersion.

Best areas: Carlton, CBD, Brunswick, Hawthorn, Burwood.

Thinking about studying in Australia? Plan early and secure your  accommodation in Melbourne ! 😊

QQum · Answer

Save money, study tourism and spend the money traveling the world

Which country should I study abroad?

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