Study abroad, which countries have on-the-job graduate students? Be reliable, not private.

Hello, the following are the 10 most popular countries for postgraduate study in 2013, as well as their application requirements, study abroad fees and recommended institutions. I hope it will be helpful to you.

NO.1 Studying in the United States Do not show any intention to immigrate

Application Guide: Colleges focus on examining students’ comprehensive qualities, including their usual participation in social activities, which are beneficial to the application. You need to provide a detailed study plan, study purpose, return plan, etc., and you must not show a tendency to immigrate (Weibo)...

Studying abroad fees: vary by region, with the lowest in central China. Tuition fees range from RMB 37,000 to RMB 338,000 per year, and accommodation and living expenses range from RMB 45,000 to RMB 120,000 per year. Scholarships are available, with the highest amount being free of tuition and accommodation fees...

Score requirements: new TOEFL score of 100 or above or old TOEFL score of 600 or above; business majors need to take G-MAT, with a score of 700 Above; Computer majors need to take the GRE with a score of 1200 or above; the average score in each subject in the four years of university is above 85 points.

Working policy: The legal working time is 20 hours a week, ideally working in the school’s International Admissions Office, with a salary of more than 75 yuan/hour. In addition, if you apply to be an administrator in a school dormitory, you can enjoy full or 3/4 free accommodation fees.

Popular institutions: University of California, Los Angeles, University of Southern California, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Popular majors: MBA, finance, statistics, accounting, bioengineering, chemistry, computer engineering, etc.

Special reminder: Mainly for spring and autumn admissions, generally applications need to be made half a year in advance.

NO.2 You can apply for a visa extension after obtaining a degree in the UK

New policy for studying abroad: The international graduate internship program will be implemented from May 2007. As long as you are a graduate with a bachelor's degree or above, you can apply for extension after graduation. Unconditionally extend your visa locally for 1-2 years. A new short-term student visa was launched on September 1st...

Study abroad fees: one-year schooling, tuition of 120,000-180,000 yuan/year (RMB, the same below), accommodation and living expenses of 80,000-120,000 yuan /Year. Scholarships are provided, with scholarships for international students ranging from RMB 15,000 to RMB 76,000...

Score requirements: IELTS score of 6.5-7 points; the average score of each subject in popular majors in universities for 4 years must be above 80 points. And it is best to go to a 211 engineering college, and non-popular majors need to score above 75; engineering majors have lower score requirements than liberal arts and business majors.

Part-time working policy: You can work part-time, within 20 hours per week during school hours, and there is no time limit during holidays. Jobs in restaurants and supermarkets are easier to find, and the salary is about 76 yuan/hour.

Popular universities: University of Bath, University of York, University of Birmingham, University of Newcastle, etc.

Popular majors: finance, accounting, marketing, hotel management, sports management, animation design, architecture, urban planning, etc. Junior college students can also apply.

Special reminder: School starts in September-October every year, and applications are accepted from September every year. The earlier you apply, the better for students. Students can apply as long as they have completed 6 semesters of undergraduate courses.

NO.3 IELTS scores for Australian immigrants have been raised

Study abroad policy: Students were originally required not to transfer within one year. After July 1, the one-year limit was changed to half a year. Employment The pressure and employment aspects are relatively relaxed. Starting from September 1, 2007, the immigration (Weibo) policy has been adjusted, and the IELTS score has been raised. Only those who reach 7 points in 4 subjects can be added to the highest score, which is called the "Immigration Comprehensive Score".

Study abroad expenses: tuition fee 120,000 yuan/year, accommodation and living expenses 60,000 yuan/year.

Score requirements: The general IELTS requirement is 6.5-7 points, but many majors have raised their IELTS scores this year, such as Monash University’s business majors (accounting, finance, banking, and MBA majors) which have raised their IELTS scores to 7 points. . Top universities have different requirements for the average score of each subject in the four-year university period depending on whether they are graduates from 211 project schools. Part-time working policy: You can work part-time, 20 hours per week. You can find a job based on your major, or do odd jobs (such as restaurants). The average salary is 90-125 yuan/hour.

Popular universities: University of Melbourne, University of Sydney, Monash University, University of Technology Sydney.

Popular majors: business, computer, bioengineering, civil engineering, communications engineering, mining engineering, education, pharmacy, media, etc.

Special reminder: The semester usually starts in February, so you should apply six months in advance. It is recommended that students start applying to schools after the second half of their junior year begins.

NO.4 The cost of studying in Canada is relatively low

Application Guide: Admission notice, materials showing a good educational background, graduation certificate, degree certificate and participation in social practice are required. Certificates, some certificates awarded, etc. In addition, the cost of studying abroad is slightly lower than other major study abroad countries...

Studying abroad costs: tuition fees 79,000-108,000 yuan/year, accommodation and living expenses 57,000-72,000 yuan/year. It is difficult to apply for scholarships, but there are bursaries, which means you can get subsidies by serving as a teaching assistant or helping professors during your studies.

Score requirements: The average score of each subject in the four years of university is 80-85 points, or above B+; GPA is above 3.0 points; new TOEFL score is above 93 points or old TOEFL score is above 580 points, IELTS score 6.5 points or above. Business majors require a G-MAT score of 620 or above, and engineering majors require a GRE score of at least 1200.

Part-time working policy: You can work part-time, within 20 hours per week. Mainly doing odd jobs, working in restaurants and supermarkets, with a salary of 40-60 yuan/hour.

Popular institutions: University of British Columbia, University of Western Ontario, McMaster University, University of Regina, etc.

Popular majors: business, MBA, computer, engineering (mechanical engineering, electronic engineering), education, bioengineering, etc.

Special reminder: Undergraduate students can apply after completing 6 semesters of courses. The prime time to apply is around the end of December each year, which takes 2-5 months.

NO.5 France has the same benefits as the French

Application Guide: In 2007, the intention to study in France continued to rise. The country’s new Immigration Law was promulgated in August this year, and students studying at postgraduate level or above have the opportunity to enjoy work and residence rights for half a year. A certificate of deposit of 80,000 yuan is required, and the deposit period and source are not required. It is worth mentioning that all foreign students and French citizens enjoy the same benefits.

Study abroad fees: English-taught courses range from 80,000 to 160,000 yuan per year; French-taught courses, the first-year language course tuition is 12,000-40,000 yuan, and professional courses are free of charge. Accommodation and living expenses are 40,000-70,000 yuan per year.

Score requirements: For courses taught in English, students generally require an IELTS score of 6.5 or above and a G-MAT score of 550 or above; for courses taught in French, a TEF French proficiency test score of 250 or above is required. If you want to get into a good school, you must have an average score of 80-85 in each subject over four years of college and have a relevant professional background.

Part-time working policy: You can work part-time, but it is not recommended for Chinese students to work during the language class period. The working hours should not exceed 23 hours per week, and the minimum salary is 83 yuan/hour. If you are good at French, you can choose to teach Chinese. Popular institutions: Grenoble II University, University of Limoges (taught in French); Ecole Nord Business School, Lille Business School, etc. (taught in English)...

Popular majors: English-taught All are business.

Special reminder: French classes start twice (February, March and September, October), so preparations must be made half a year in advance. English-taught courses only enroll students from September to October, and all applications must be started one year in advance because the business school has quota limits.

NO.7 Sweden’s tuition-free policy will be adjusted

Application Guide: Starting from 2007, you must provide proof of your deposit of 150,000 yuan for at least 3 months. Sweden is a high-welfare country. After staying there for one year, international students can enjoy public medical care like locals. Since last year, the Nordic countries have successively adjusted their free policies. Therefore, in the next few years, as the last free lunch, Sweden will become a hot spot for Chinese students to study abroad.

Study abroad fees: free of charge. Living expenses 60,000-80,000 yuan/year

Score requirements: IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 80 (550 or above); university average score 75 or above. If you are a graduate of 211 Engineering College, you have a high chance of admission.

Working policy: You can work, and you can work 16 hours a week. However, because studies are very stressful, there are very few students working part-time.

Popular institutions: Royal Institute of Technology, Chalmers Institute of Technology, Lund University, Dalarna University...

Popular majors: Engineering majors (mechanical engineering), Management (industrial management, production engineering management), language (English studies, cultural studies), etc.

Special reminder: School starts in September, and the deadlines are concentrated in January-February every year. Those who enroll in spring will start in February, but there are few majors, and the deadline is in August or September. The application cycle is 3-5 months.

NO.8 New Zealand: You can apply for immigration after graduating from graduate school

Study abroad policy: Starting from July 30, 2007, it is easier to apply for immigration procedures in industries with high academic qualifications and skills shortages (Weibo). After graduating from a postgraduate program (any major), you can apply for immigration locally. The chances of approval are very high, and the application period is short (6-9 months). Students will automatically receive a 9-month work permit (temporary visa) after graduation. The physical examination requirements are stricter than those in other countries. Infectious diseases cannot be eliminated during the infectious period...

Study abroad fees: Tuition fees range from 110,000 to 300,000 yuan per year; living expenses range from 50,000 to 60,000 yuan. /Year. The guarantee deposit is no less than 300,000 yuan and the deposit history is no less than 6 months.

Score requirements: IELTS must be 6.5 or above, and all majors at the University of Canterbury require 7 or above. Applicants for advantageous majors, such as business and management majors, must be graduates of 211 Engineering Schools with an average university score of 75 or above. Applicants for animation and other design courses must provide works; graduates from non-211 Engineering Schools who apply for advantageous majors must be in 80 points or above. Part-time working policy: 20 hours per week, minimum wage 64 yuan/hour; teaching assistant and library management work in the school can reach about 100 yuan/hour.

Popular universities: University of Waikato, University of Auckland, University of Otago, University of Canterbury.

Popular majors tend to have more business majors, most of which are management, education, biochemistry...

Popular majors: business, MBA, computer, engineering (mechanical engineering, electronic engineering), education, bioengineering, etc. .

Special reminder: The application time for school is about 1 and a half months, and the visa cycle is 2-3 months. If the school starts in February, you need to apply in September of the previous year, no later than October; if the school starts in July, preparations start immediately after the Spring Festival, mainly around February.

NO.9 Japan You need to communicate with the professor in advance

Application Guide: You need to communicate with the professor at the university you are applying for in advance and prepare materials according to his requirements. Generally a detailed research proposal is required. There are no special age requirements, but it is best to be under 35 years old. To apply for MBA courses, you must have relevant work experience...

Study abroad fees: Tuition fee is more than 33,000 yuan/year, and living expenses are more than 60,000 yuan/year. . Grade requirements require undergraduate undergraduate grade point average.

Score requirements: IELTS 6.0, TOEFL 80 (550 or above); university average score of 75 or above. If you are a graduate of the 211 Engineering College, you have a high chance of admission.

Working policy: Students with a study visa can work within 14 hours a week, and students with a "study abroad" visa can work within 28 hours a week. Possible industries include service industry, catering industry, Chinese teachers, professor assistants, company employees, tour guides, law firms, etc.

Popular universities: University of Tokyo, Osaka University, Waseda University, Keio University.

Popular majors: Graduate School of Business Administration, Graduate School of Business, Graduate School of Information and Communications, Graduate School of Industrial Design, Graduate School of Computer Technology, Graduate School of Biological Sciences, Graduate School of Law, etc.

Special reminder: Application must be made at least six months in advance. Admission is in April every year (some universities can accept international students for admission in September).

NO.10 Singapore only accepts graduates from 211 universities

Application Guide: Singapore’s public universities have very high admission requirements. Students not only need excellent basic course scores, but also good English skills. Those who have worked for 3-4 years after graduation have the highest application success rate

Studying abroad expenses: tuition fee 30,000-40,000 yuan/year, living expenses and accommodation expenses 40,000-50,000 yuan/year. As long as you apply for a notice from a public university, you can get a 60%-80% scholarship. You can also apply for a Singapore green card and work locally.

Score requirements: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 90 or above (580 or above); students must be graduates of key undergraduate programs from 211 Engineering Colleges, and can only apply after receiving a bachelor's degree certificate. The average university score is 80 points or above.

Part-time work policy: You can work part-time, 15-20 hours/week. It is easy to find a job if you apply for graduate studies at public universities. The salary is at least 300 yuan/hour.

Popular universities: National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University

Popular majors: business, economics, computer science, law (Asia-Pacific legal studies - newly opened this year), media. Among them, the business major requires at least two years of work experience, and only a handful of people can be admitted.

Special reminder: School starts in July every year and registration ends on February 1 of that year. The application period is from September to February of the following year.