Studying in Holland and Switzerland

Business in Holland is very good, and engineering in Switzerland is very strong. Therefore, the choice of studying business is the Netherlands, and the choice of studying engineering is Switzerland. The other two countries are similar.

Fees for studying in the Netherlands and Switzerland:

Going to the Netherlands for undergraduate study only costs 70,000 to 65,438+million RMB per year, and no financial guarantee is needed. As a student, students studying in the Netherlands can take the "anti-visa" procedure, that is, as long as they are admitted to a Dutch university, the school will submit a visa application to the Dutch Immigration Bureau on their behalf. In this way, the student visa rate can basically reach 100%. So the key to studying in the Netherlands is to get admission to the school. Universities in the Netherlands need applicants to provide high-quality application materials. Some well-known universities in the Netherlands come to China to hold an enrollment briefing every year. If students attend the school interview, they will get the opportunity to communicate face to face with the principal or the director of the admissions office. This is a good opportunity for students to express their desire for admission and show their talents, which can greatly increase the chances of admission. In addition, generally speaking, going to the Netherlands for matriculation requires more than 5 IELTS points, and studying undergraduate requires more than 6 IELTS points.

The cost of studying in Switzerland is roughly as follows:

1. Students studying in Switzerland must have sufficient funds for studying abroad. Generally, it is about 6.5438 yuan +0.4 million yuan per year.

2. Tuition (one year) It costs about 65,438+19,7000-23,000 Swiss francs to study for a diploma in hotel management in Switzerland, including tuition and accommodation.

3. Most students complete their courses on a half-day basis, so they can earn a monthly salary of about 65,438 Swiss francs+0,900 Swiss francs (about 65,438+0,000 Hong Kong dollars) during their internship (depending on their grades and institutions);

4. Attachment: (1) Those who go to Switzerland to study formal courses must have corresponding academic qualifications and foreign language proficiency. If the foreign language can't reach the required level, go to Switzerland to study the language first; (2) International students go to Switzerland to study courses, mainly in tourism and hotel management. Such courses are generally taught in English (Q bar), and the diplomas awarded are highly respected all over the world. The bachelor's degree in hotel management in Switzerland is generally a three-year program, with teaching in the first half of each semester and internship in the second half. The master's study cycle is about one and a half to two years;