I want to study abroad. What major is better?

It depends on whether you plan to emigrate or just study abroad.

It will have an impact on the development prospects.

A. Electronic Information Engineering-This is good if you are good at physics, but it should be noted that there are many people studying this subject, and this subject must be high enough and deep enough to have a future.

In addition, if you want to learn this, you'd better go to a country with developed technology, preferably the United States, but don't list the countries you mentioned ... Anyway, Switzerland and the Netherlands are countries with average technology. ...

B. Actuarial-If you are good at math, this is not bad. However, if you stay and work abroad, don't study. Foreign countries are basically saturated. If you return to China after studying abroad, this is still very popular.

But note: once you decide to develop in this direction, you should be prepared to study and work for a long time, because junior actuaries have a general salary and have to compete with people who study finance, insurance and accounting when looking for a job. After taking the actuary's certificate, the future will be bright. However, there are many actuarial qualification examinations, and there are 10 no matter where they are. It is difficult for a normal person to qualify as an actuary before he is 30 years old. The average age of actuaries of the North American Actuarial Association is 33.

If you study this, the actuarial major under the Department of Mathematics of the University of Waterloo in Canada is one of the best in the world. MIT is good, too, but you didn't say you were going to America. After all, Britain is the originator of actuarial science, but it has long been unclear which school is this major. I haven't studied the one in England.

C. accounting-if you plan to stay abroad, this is good, because it is easy to find a job and is a white-collar worker; But if you plan to go back to China, forget it. Anyone in China can take an accounting certificate, and things learned abroad can't be too cheap. However, it is good to hear that there are certified public accountants who are not chartered accountants, but it is likely to prevent you from studying abroad. As far as I know, at least this major of the University of Waterloo in Canada only accepts its own citizens, and international students don't accept it at all.

If you study this, you are usually a good university with a good business major, so it doesn't matter which country you go to, as long as you find a university with a good business major.

D. nuclear engineering and technology major-if you haven't immigrated, don't plan to study this major abroad, because no matter which country, this major only accepts its own citizens, and even if you immigrate to become a citizen, you must stay in that country after studying. If anyone were allowed to study this major and go elsewhere, the world would have been destroyed by nuclear weapons. ........

If you want to learn this, just learn it at home. After all, China still has relatively mature nuclear technology. But you should be prepared to spend the rest of your life in the National Institute. ..........

Supplementary information about you:

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In fact, there is no need to find a major to learn translation, even if you want to learn it, you should learn it at home. No matter whether you go abroad to study the language of that country or Chinese, it is unrealistic ... If you really want to be a translator, you might as well choose a small language to study in China, which is much brighter than learning a big language.

-If you are a journalist, your major should be media. America and Britain are better, but I don't know which university is better. However, unless you are confident in your English and social skills, it will be very painful to study this major abroad! Lots of reading, lectures, papers, group cooperation, etc. And you will find that there are few people from China in the whole media department. It is difficult for you to get some help from your seniors and classmates. It is really not suitable for learning a second language. And if you stay abroad after graduation, who will admit a reporter who often makes grammatical mistakes in speaking and writing? If you go back to China, the media systems at home and abroad are not very similar. Maybe what you have learned is not in line with those at home. ...

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Certified public accountant

I haven't, but I hear it's very good. However, at the beginning, it was also the kind of exam that started with accounting and then slowly climbed up. Britain and America are more famous.

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Nuclear power specialty

Immigration is not enough, at least there must be citizens. It is impossible to learn this abroad. Forget it. If you really want to learn, you can study at home. And as I said before, being prepared to stay in the national research institute for life has an impact on marriage. Besides, it is not good for health. After all, dealing with radioactive elements, even children are easily affected. Not suitable for girls anyway

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-If you plan to stay abroad, girls are good at accounting, easy to find jobs, and white-collar workers will be stable for the time being (and finding a husband in the social circle can also be a good choice)

-If you plan to go back to China to study business or finance other than accounting, those who study abroad have many advantages over those who study at home when looking for a job.

-But since you are a girl, I don't recommend studying actuarial science. I am a girl, and now I am an international student majoring in actuarial science at the University of Waterloo in Canada. I can assure you, what I learned is not suitable for girls! I regret it. When I was in my junior year, all the symbols, symbols, formulas and symbols looked similar, except for a small vertical bar, which had completely different meanings and could make people crazy! Moreover, in the future, we have to take an actuarial certificate to develop in the actuarial direction. If you don't stop studying, you will normally get an actuary's certificate in your thirties, not including most people who give up. If you are interested, you can look at what I have answered here about the difficulty and time-consuming of taking an actuarial examination, and then consider whether to study: /question/59020439.html Moreover, for girls, marriage, having children and bringing up children will have too great an impact on their studies and careers, and actuarial work is really not suitable. But if you want to be a strong woman ... good ... actuarial science is a good choice. ......

I also heard that hotels in Switzerland are well managed, especially for girls. But when studying, we should pay more attention to learning language, communication and social methods. After studying, I will work in a star-rated hotel. The working environment is very good, and the people you contact are also very high-end. I can build relationships with high-level people. If you are lucky, it will be very beneficial to transfer to a higher-paying job in the future. Even if you don't want to change careers, as long as you look good, dress up and talk, your salary will rise rapidly.