Rabiya Abid
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International students and study abroad talks
Studying abroad can be a life-changing experience and also it can be a vital part of a well-rounded education. There are many ways in which studying abroad can benefit you such as enhancing your global network, improves language skills, experiencing a new culture, experiencing different teaching styles, develops your confidence, and discover great career opportunities in abroad.
Things you need to consider before choosing a destination for studying abroad!
But there are things you need to consider and need to be aware of before making the final decision on where to study and the challenges that will come your way in the process. Because the experience you are likely to have in abroad depends on where you go, so make sure you have enough information about the country & university and pick a study destination based on your own personal interests as well as the academic reputation of the particular country. Studying abroad can be one of the life-changing and best experience of your life only if you are well prepared and informed.
And the best way is to engage in conversations and talk to students who have studied abroad. Talking to students who have experience in studying abroad and may have completed the same program will give you a chance to communicate and ask specific questions about the country or the institution and allay any fears you might have. Because they have experience of living abroad as a student and challenges that you may face there as an international student and they can better guide on how you can overcome those social and academic issues.
For instance, the most frequently asked question by students who intend to study abroad is where in the world should I study?
Choosing a destination for studying abroad is never an easy task for students. You have to think of things other than language and cultural barriers such as practicalities such as costs of studying in that particular country—including tuition costs and living costs (that includes accommodation, food, visas, travel, textbooks and more) --, your graduate career prospects and your overall safety and welfare. In addition, the culture of education is not similar and vary from country to country. For example, in the US, the universities are more focused on class participation and this approach may not be familiar for foreign students such as from Pakistan where the students are accustomed to more help and guidance from teachers. It is also important for you to make sure you're aware of the social customs of the country when you plan on studying abroad.
International students and study abroad talks is a dedicated platform for International students who can get & share their experiences of abroad studies and information about the institutions in the concerned countries so others can find out informative content about local customs and your experiences during your time while studying abroad to help and guide others in the right direction.
Studying abroad can be a life-changing experience and also it can be a vital part of a well-rounded education. There are many ways in which studying abroad can benefit you such as enhancing your global network, improves language skills, experiencing a new culture, experiencing different teaching styles, develops your confidence, and discover great career opportunities in abroad.
Things you need to consider before choosing a destination for studying abroad!
But there are things you need to consider and need to be aware of before making the final decision on where to study and the challenges that will come your way in the process. Because the experience you are likely to have in abroad depends on where you go, so make sure you have enough information about the country & university and pick a study destination based on your own personal interests as well as the academic reputation of the particular country. Studying abroad can be one of the life-changing and best experience of your life only if you are well prepared and informed.
And the best way is to engage in conversations and talk to students who have studied abroad. Talking to students who have experience in studying abroad and may have completed the same program will give you a chance to communicate and ask specific questions about the country or the institution and allay any fears you might have. Because they have experience of living abroad as a student and challenges that you may face there as an international student and they can better guide on how you can overcome those social and academic issues.
For instance, the most frequently asked question by students who intend to study abroad is where in the world should I study?
Choosing a destination for studying abroad is never an easy task for students. You have to think of things other than language and cultural barriers such as practicalities such as costs of studying in that particular country—including tuition costs and living costs (that includes accommodation, food, visas, travel, textbooks and more) --, your graduate career prospects and your overall safety and welfare. In addition, the culture of education is not similar and vary from country to country. For example, in the US, the universities are more focused on class participation and this approach may not be familiar for foreign students such as from Pakistan where the students are accustomed to more help and guidance from teachers. It is also important for you to make sure you're aware of the social customs of the country when you plan on studying abroad.
International students and study abroad talks is a dedicated platform for International students who can get & share their experiences of abroad studies and information about the institutions in the concerned countries so others can find out informative content about local customs and your experiences during your time while studying abroad to help and guide others in the right direction.
