International students majoring in engineering are more likely to find jobs abroad.

In view of the upsurge of studying abroad, experts suggest that if the purpose of going abroad is to find employment in the local area, some international students should consider the national conditions and employment situation of the destination country when choosing their majors. For example, if you want to stay in the United States to work, settle down and become naturalized, you can consider choosing an engineering major.

Experts said that relatively speaking, European and American students generally prefer finance, management, medical care and law. For engineering majors, many? Foreigners? I also feel very hard and don't want to study, so these countries need to introduce a large number of engineering talents. Therefore, international students majoring in engineering are more likely to find jobs abroad.

In addition, taking the vocational education route is also a good choice for some international students who are willing to immigrate. Foreign specialties are different from those in China. They are engaged in vocational and technical education, with low threshold and many job opportunities during their study.

For example, there is a shortage of professionals in CNC machinery in Singapore, and some colleges are willing to introduce students from abroad to study this major, requiring them to work in Singapore for several years after graduation. International students can not only consider staying in the local area, but also use it as a springboard to choose other immigrant countries.

In short, students who want to work and live in other countries by studying abroad must consider the employment needs of the destination country when choosing a major. It is more practical to change the concept of choosing non-business majors and financial majors in China and choose skills majors in colleges and universities, such as TAFE courses in Australia.