I wanted to study in northern Europe, but I didn't get the results of the college entrance examination.

You don't have to have college entrance examination results to study in the four Nordic countries. Sweden generally needs college students to apply for undergraduate courses, IELTS 5.0/IBT7 1 or above (preferably 6.0 or above); Finland can go after graduating from high school, with a TOEFL score of 550 or IELTS 6.0.

For prospective international students and their parents, a very important reason why most people have the idea of studying abroad is that they want to get employment opportunities abroad in addition to receiving high-quality higher education abroad, and then have the qualification to settle abroad.

It is precisely because of this that many international students in China not only consider a series of conditions such as cost, education quality and safety factor when choosing their study destinations. , but also pay more attention to internship opportunities during the study period and local employment opportunities after completing their studies.

Although Sweden is not a mainstream immigrant country in essence, it actually has excellent and relaxed employment and settlement conditions for international students, especially graduates of higher education, which can be described as a country with very high cost performance.

First of all, the cost of studying in Sweden is not high. During studying in Sweden, the average annual tuition fee is about RMB 6,543,800+10,000. A three-year undergraduate course and a one-to-two-year master's degree, plus a living allowance of about 50,000-60,000 RMB a year, will not bring too much economic burden to the family.

In addition to tuition and living expenses, the visa guarantee threshold in Sweden is also low.

When applying for a visa to study in Sweden, students only need to prepare a deposit of about 80,000 RMB in their own name (for example, one-year academic system requires about10.5 million RMB for two-year system), and there are no strict requirements on the source of funds, duration and deposit method.

Secondly, it is completely legal for international students to work in Sweden with considerable income.

Take the part-time job that international students can easily find as an example. The minimum hourly wage for part-time jobs stipulated by the Swedish government is about 65,438+000 ~ 65,438+020 RMB, and you can legally work 65,438+06 ~ 20 hours per week, with no limit on working hours in winter and summer vacations. In this way, we only need to do some part-time jobs on weekends and winter and summer vacations, and international students are fully capable of paying living expenses and even have some savings.

Third, many enterprises in Sweden have very close cooperation with universities, providing students with ample internship opportunities.

For example, in chalmers university of technology and Yenxueping University (www.ju.se), students in Swedish universities have many opportunities to meet professionals in the industry during their professional courses. By attending lectures, participating in scientific research projects of school-enterprise cooperation, and applying for holidays to practice in enterprises, you can not only learn theoretical knowledge in the ivory tower, but also combine theory with practice at any time to improve your future workplace competitiveness.

Finally, Sweden's immigration and settlement policy.

Sweden allows foreign entrepreneurs with corresponding abilities to invest and set up companies locally. As long as the main applicant meets the basic conditions, it is possible to obtain a self-employed residence permit. Among the basic conditions, the requirements for funds are not as high as those of mainstream immigrant countries, but more detailed requirements are put forward for the applicant's own business ability and industry experience. In addition, as long as you are formally employed by local enterprises after studying abroad and meet the basic requirements of working years and tax payment, you can apply for permanent residency in Sweden, and then you can further apply for Swedish citizenship.