Apply for a master's degree and immigrate to the UK.

Before answering, I want to make it clear that my answer is purely based on my own personal experience, and there is no immigration problem. However, I think my experience in applying and learning from the intermediary step by step is more real, but I am straightforward and don't care about myself.

1 is absolutely feasible in theory. However, you have emigrated to other countries. Why do you want to go to England? Now that Britain is so weak, it is ok to study abroad. It seems a bit awkward to go to Britain from other countries to work hard (not to say that Britain is not good, but a bit circuitous). I don't know whether you want to emigrate or work hard in Britain.

2. There are many countries, such as Australia (which is very strict now), Singapore (which is also very strict) and Canada (which is not bad). These are relatively mainstream, so you should not be interested in non-mainstream.

3. Simply put, when applying, the materials will be submitted on 1 1 month one year before entering the school, but the time for preparing the materials generally needs to be 1-3 months in advance (the earlier you want to be fully prepared, the better), and the language test is earlier.

IELTS TOEFL is valid for 2 years, so don't worry, your exam won't expire then.

It is more or less useful to write an article you sent on your resume. Of course, things like SCI are the most useful, but it is not so easy for you to write an article. It takes a lot of time and energy to consider the opportunity cost. Listen to me if you have a letter of recommendation, no matter what the intermediary says. The effectiveness of the recommendation letter is not judged by whether the recommender is good or not, but by the relationship between the recommender and you and whether he knows you well or not (of course, it may be different if you find a real international cow like Macatee, but I have never found it, hehe). Therefore, if you practice for a long time (more than half a year) or do it during your internship, you'd better invite your own professional teacher or the teacher who will take you to practice (not necessarily the department head, because I believe that the boss of environmental engineering in your school may not have a say in the world).

In addition, I suggest you ask your brothers and sisters who went out before your major. They know best. At the same time, your GPA is not competitive enough, to be honest. There are about 30 schools to go to England. Therefore, it is best to brush the GPA, brush hard, brush to 80, and the application can be selected. Come on ~