Is it better to learn Spanish at home or abroad?

The domestic postgraduate entrance examination, as its name implies, is "examination". Generally speaking, the domestic postgraduate examination is written in about 65438+February every year, and then the scores are published. Students who cross the line will take part in the second interview of the school.

The written examination subjects for postgraduate entrance examination in China are generally politics, English, mathematics (some majors) and specialized courses, among which the contents of specialized courses in different schools and majors need targeted preparation, and the interview is also a hurdle, which needs long-term accumulation for preparation. If you plan to take the postgraduate entrance examination for 20 years, you haven't started preparing at this time. It's not too late. Many students have been preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination since their junior year or even sophomore year.

To study in Spain, you don't need an exam, just apply. Of course, it doesn't mean that you can study abroad without doing anything. You should at least meet the following requirements: education (college degree or above), language (Spanish b2 or IELTS 6 or above), and there is no hard and fast requirement for school performance, the higher the better. The school will choose the best students according to your various conditions. Because you can apply for many Spanish universities and majors and enroll students independently, your choice and admission probability will increase a lot.

Therefore, from the difficulty of admission, it is obviously easier to apply for a master's degree in Spain. It is compulsory to prepare for the language proficiency test, and Spanish universities rank quite well, not losing to the well-known domestic universities 2 1 1 and 985. However, we should understand the difficulties of these well-known university graduate students. ...

2. It takes different time.

Postgraduates in China are divided into master's degree and master's degree, and the educational system varies from 2 to 3 years.

The vast majority of postgraduate majors in Spain are one-year programs, some of which are more difficult or have one and a half or two years of internships. Students who are good at Spanish and English can go directly to Spain to study for a master's degree and graduate in one year. For students who have no basic knowledge of Spanish, it only takes two years to study in a language school in Spain and then study for a master's degree, but they can master a small language while obtaining a master's degree and further expand their career prospects.

3. Different costs

In China, the annual tuition fees for graduate students and masters range from 8,000 to 20,000 yuan, and the tuition fees for different majors are also different. The annual tuition fee is roughly tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands. The advantage of studying in China is that school accommodation and living expenses are cheaper.

The tuition fees of Spanish graduate students are different in different regions, such as the universities in Andalusia and La Mancha University in Castilla. The master's tuition fee is more than 800 euros a year, five or six thousand RMB, which is very cost-effective Tuition fees in other public universities range from two or three thousand euros to four or five thousand euros, which is not much different from the tuition fees of domestic masters. The only difference is that the cost of renting a house in Spain is slightly higher, and the monthly rent and basic living expenses are about 400-800 euros.

To sum up, if your budget is around 80-10.5 million, it is completely possible to study in Spain, which will not be much higher than the cost of studying in China. But if you want to get a master's degree from 10000 to 20000 RMB, only domestic graduate schools can satisfy you.

4. Different learning styles

In China, postgraduate study is mainly conducted in the form of tutors and students. Your learning experience depends largely on whether you meet an appetite tutor.

Spanish universities mainly adopt the lecture system, and let everyone participate in the classroom in the form of speeches and group assignments. Generally, the tutorial system will be adopted at the graduation thesis stage, and the tutor and students choose each other. Plus, everyone is studying in a pure foreign language, and your professional knowledge and language will be greatly improved.

5, the harvest is different

When you study in China, you gain domestic contacts, as well as employment and academic opportunities in China.

Studying in Spain, what you gain is the experience of studying abroad and the actual combat ability of Spanish.