Studying in France or studying in Britain?

Before studying and working in England, my sister studied and settled in France. Such a choice should not only consider one aspect, but all aspects. I usually say, think about it yourself.

At present, the advantage of French in China is far stronger than that of English. French itself is the world's common language after English, because there were quite a few colonies in France before, and many foreign trade enterprises in Africa used French. English is certainly more popular, but the problem is that everyone knows English now.

Of course, a master's degree of 3+2 is better than a bachelor's degree of 3+ 1. Of course, you can get a master's degree in the UK after one more year.

Compared with these two countries, France is still more promising, and its agricultural industry and technology are still relatively advanced. Britain is basically a declining capitalist country. There is basically no agriculture, and industry is gradually fading out. Science and technology are good, and the financial industry is of course its fist industry. The prosperity of the industry will directly affect your chances of finding a job in the future.

In terms of life, France is definitely better than Britain in welfare, food, weather and tourism. However, the xenophobia in France is very serious, not that Britain does not, but that its own culture is better at accepting people from different cultural backgrounds.

Don't pay too much attention to the ranking of the school when studying abroad, but pay attention to the popularity of the major you want to study in this school. Some schools that didn't rank well before the exam may be very professional. As far as tuition is concerned, as far as I know, France is far lower than Britain.

As far as work is concerned, the prospect of France is better than that of Britain. France's immigration policy seems to be less abnormal than that of Britain, and it is important that it will not change with the change of government. Ask any forum for British students, and everyone is full of resentment against the British government.