Hello, senior, I'd like to ask a question about English majors going abroad for postgraduate entrance examination.

Generally, there are scholarships for engineering, such as finance and management, so your major may belong to science and engineering. However, your English undergraduate major will not be taken by the tutor, because you have no foundation at all. Science and engineering must have time to accumulate, which is not simple at all.

If you really want to go abroad, I suggest you go to Australia for postgraduate study. Compared with Britain and the United States, Australia's tuition fees are lower than those of Britain and the United States, but Australia's prestigious schools are still relatively high in the world rankings, and Australia's living expenses are lower than those of Britain and the United States. In this way, if you study in Australia, you can save a sum of money while studying in a good school. In addition, Australia is a country suitable for people to live in, with beautiful environment and suitable climate.

The following majors and schools are available:

1. English majors can consider translation majors, and they are good immigrants, which is related to your major in science. Several universities in Australia offer master of translation courses.

(1) Macquarie University (4-star university) has a two-year dual master's degree in translation and international relations. Tuition fee: 2 1, 472 Australian dollars/year, which is the tuition fee in 2009, and the tuition fee of 10 will be slightly higher; There is also a dual master's degree in translation and TESOL (teaching English to students from non-English-speaking countries), with an average score of 75-78 and tuition fee of 18366 Australian dollars/year. These two majors can immigrate directly after graduation; There is also a master's degree in translation 1.5 years, and the tuition fee is 16044 Australian dollars/year.

(2) West Sydney (a three-star university) also has a master's degree in translation. Translation in this school is a course approved by NAATI, the Australian Translation Association. If you pass the exam, you can get the third-class certificate of NAATI in Australia, immigrate, or go back to China to do translation or English education. The employment treatment is also very high, and the tuition fee is 20,200 Australian dollars/year;

(3) Monash University, a five-star university, also has a master's degree in translation. It requires IELTS score of 7, writing score of 7.0, listening and reading score of 6.5, and oral English score of 6.0, 1.5 years, and the tuition fee is 24,500 Australian dollars/year;

(4) The Master of Translation in Queensland Five-Star University requires IELTS 6.5 to apply, and you must take the entrance examination when you arrive at the school.

2. You can also choose a Master of Education. Education in Australia is divided into master of teaching and master of education. The master of education is not allowed to immigrate, while the master of teaching requires applicants not to major in education and English. So I can only choose a master's degree in education and return to China after graduation. It is easy to find a job.

Good luck!