Majoring in communications, I plan to study abroad and would like to ask some questions.

I am in Canada and major in communications. Let me talk about the situation in Canada. I hope it will be of some help to you

1. It is all possible. I personally recommend that you take the postgraduate entrance examination to study abroad. One has enough time to prepare. In addition, it is difficult to study for an undergraduate degree abroad, and it is relatively faster to study for a graduate degree.

2. The best schools are in the United States, but you need a good background to apply. The advantage of Canada is that it is easy to immigrate, which the UK does not understand.

3. I feel that graduate students in Canadian schools pay more attention to the cultivation of practical skills. Of course, there are certain differences when it comes to work. The master's degree is divided into course-based courses and thesis-based courses. The former only takes courses but does not do a thesis, while the latter requires graduation and a thesis defense. It is closer to the research-based course. Generally, engineering courses require projects. In terms of schools, the better ones are UT, Queen's, Mcgill, Waterloo, and Mcmaster

4. After determining the country, check the ranking and city, check the school's website, and go to the forum of the corresponding country/city

5. It depends on the country and school you choose. Usually, city-level forums have more accurate school information, and national-level forums can give you an idea of ??the comprehensive ranking.

6. Canadian students holding student visas can work part-time at school, and can work off-campus during part time during the summer semester. Students can also apply for a work visa. If approved, they are not subject to this restriction. It is possible to return to China during graduate school, but specific vacation arrangements will depend on the specific school and instructor.

7. Each region and school is different. In Canada, it is about 2.5-3.5W Canadian dollars per year.