Is it better to study a master's degree in business in the UK or a bachelor's degree in hotel management in Canada?

About studying abroad: Which major to study, which teaching system to choose or which country to study in still depends on your own study plan and job search and life plan after graduation. If you want to stay abroad and settle in the future, you have a higher chance of staying in an immigration country such as Canada, the United States, and Australia. The UK, like China, is a non-immigration country. Applying for immigration is very time-consuming and difficult. If you are interested in the UK, you can give it a try. There are also many people who apply to stay in the UK due to work reasons, family reasons or other personal reasons, and the success rate is not the same. few.

About school choice: I studied for a master's degree in the UK, but did not take a preparatory course, so the situation may be different. Generally speaking, the British education system is very good and very strict. Western education is just the opposite of education in China. In China, it is tight at first and then loose at the same time, while in Western countries it is loose at first and then tight at the same time. It is very difficult to graduate from some of the top-ranked schools in the UK, but it is a good training to succeed, haha.

In addition, British universities will generally give you some study advice based on the application materials. If the school you are applying to thinks that you are more suitable for other schools or apply for other majors at the school, they will notify you. Personally, I think their opinions are very professional and have some consideration for your future. Although sometimes it is a polite rejection, you can consider their suggestions because they are still very pertinent.

About paid internships: It seems that there are not many such opportunities in better schools, and they may also be related to majors and other circumstances. It would also be good if you have internship opportunities. You can learn a lot in practice, and your work experience will also play a role when looking for a job in the future.

The main thing is to weigh these things based on your own situation and needs. Finally, I hope you choose a school that suits you:)