Britain, America, Australia and New Zealand, which country is cost-effective to study in?

Britain, the United States, Australia, Canada and Singapore are English-speaking countries with the same cultural origin. * * * enjoys G5 visa applications and some Commonwealth resources, but * * * has obvious similarities and differences. As far as studying abroad is concerned, it is still recommended to focus on Britain, the United States and Australia. If immigration is the purpose, the new threshold may be more close to the people.

In terms of studying abroad, the new educational resources are good and the per capita education is high, which is a good place to study abroad, but the popularity and recognition of universities in these two places are not as good as those in Britain, America and Australia internationally. Therefore, unless you are studying abroad for the purpose of immigration, it is recommended to pay more attention to universities in Britain, America and Australia.

The top universities in Britain and America are all private, which are quite different from the domestic values and socio-economic models, but they are relatively hard-core on the basis of worldwide education, with high visibility and recognition, and are suitable for people in social sciences and business industries. Generally, 3-4 years of undergraduate course is one year to get a master's degree or credit, which can be offset. 65438+ 0-2 years of master's degree is course work, 3 years is research, and 3-6 years of doctor's degree is divided into full-time and part-time learning modes.

The top ten universities in Australia are all public, which shows that Australia's high-energy social welfare is comparable to the high-welfare countries in Northern Europe (as long as the woman is willing to have three children, she can basically live without government welfare for life). In addition, the essence of public education is that the government invests and pays for education, so it is more compatible with the domestic institutional model and quite suitable for people from institutions and professional fields to study abroad. The academic system is similar to that of Britain and America, but the grading standards are different.

Compared with the cost of living, the tuition fees of famous universities in Britain and America are relatively high, ranging from RMB 6,543,800+to nearly one million per year at the undergraduate level, depending on the major. Tuition fees for majors such as culture, art, biomedicine and law are generally higher than those for social application. Many China students who can study these majors only apply for scholarships. In Australia, tuition fees are very similar to those in France, Germany and other countries, and public schools are also dominant. Quality education but tuition is close to the people, because it is run by the government and not for commercial operation. The disadvantage is that compared with the top private universities in Britain and America, such as Cambridge and Harvard, public schools lack the unique aristocratic cultivation atmosphere of private schools, which may be more suitable for China students to return to China for development. Tuition fees are generally between10-0.2 million/200 thousand yuan per year, which is set by the government and will not expand or adjust with market demand. The goal is education.

The living expenses vary greatly, mainly depending on the local consumption level. It is normal for British and American students to live above RMB 6.5438+million per year, and Australian students should prepare at least RMB 86.5438+million per year. After all, local social welfare has little to do with international students except that medical insurance is subsidized by the government (international students need to pay for their own eyes and teeth, and others can be paid by compulsory medical insurance for international students of several hundred yuan a year). I hope I can help you for your reference.