I would like to ask what channels are available for graduates in China to go abroad?

There are many ways to go abroad, including short-term travel, visiting relatives, working, studying abroad, immigrating... I don’t know what type of “going abroad” you are talking about? Judging from the category you posted, I think it’s studying abroad.

The first way for master’s students to go abroad is to study for a doctorate, the second is to be a skilled immigrant, and the third is to work abroad. If you have a postgraduate degree (master's degree) and no outstanding work achievements, it will be very difficult to immigrate and work. The most realistic option may be to study for a Ph.D. It is generally recognized that PhD programs are more valuable in Europe and the United States. So let’s talk about the issue of studying for a PhD in Europe and the United States.

There are two important points when applying for a doctorate:

1. Qualified language

First of all, you must obtain qualified language scores as soon as possible according to the country you are going to. Commonwealth countries generally require IELTS, while the United States requires GRE and TOEFL. Obtain passing grades (general requirements include IELTS no less than 6.5 and no single subject less than 6).

2. Have a high-level master's thesis that matches the supervisor's research direction.

To put it bluntly, a PhD student goes to work for a supervisor. As long as the professor appreciates you and is willing to accept you to "work" for him, you will be able to go out. GPA and other things are just thresholds set by the school to prevent tutors from "smuggling" to recruit students who are not good enough. Doctoral applications are not as valued as undergraduate applications~~~

The specific preparation procedures for application should be as follows: A few points:

1. Prepare a recommendation letter (Recommendation Letter)

Applicants generally need to provide 3 letters of recommendation in English. Some schools only require 2 letters. The recommendation letter should explain the basic situation of the recommender and introduce the recommender's achievements, including academic papers, scientific research results, awards received, and abilities. Generally, department heads and professional tutors write letters of recommendation. It is best to get a letter of recommendation from the principal or a tutor with a senior academic title or who is more influential in academia, or a letter of recommendation from a professor at the American school you are going to. This will greatly help. Strengthening the recommendation, but these 2-3 recommenders must have actual contact with the applicant. A classmate of mine was admitted to the same school and under the same tutor to study for a doctoral degree through the recommendation of his boss during his master's degree.

2. Prepare Personal Statement and Essay

Personal statement is an important document that affects admissions. There are three major pieces to apply for a doctoral degree in the United States: self-report, letters of recommendation, and GRE scores. The GRE should never be understood as a preliminary test. It is just an intelligent test designed by the examination company for reference by schools. Many professors are interested in your personal statement. The self-statement should be no more than two pages long, very brief, but very descriptive of the student’s quality. Almost everyone asks for help and opinions when writing a self-report, but it is also difficult to fake it. Because the research interest and direction of a PhD are very special, others cannot help you invent it. The personal statement is particularly important for tutors to understand your actual abilities. You can give a comprehensive reflection of your abilities to the schools you are applying to through text.

3. Prepare a resume (Resume)

A resume is a description of the applicant. The admissions office teacher can learn all your information in the fastest time. Therefore, a good resume can add luster to your application.

4. Other supporting materials

In order to highlight your advantages, it is best to provide other documents that can fully prove your talents. For example, experience in participating in social activities, specialty certificates, invention certificates, published articles, and award certificates from various competitions, etc., will greatly increase the chances of being admitted and awarded scholarships.

5. Apply to schools: Go to the website of your favorite school to find majors and tutors, and then prepare materials according to the school's requirements. At the same time, you need to get in touch with your mentor (this is key) and communicate. For example, in the United States, admission is generally in the fall, and different schools have different application deadlines. Generally the better universities have earlier deadlines. Deadlines for top universities are usually January 1st or earlier.

Therefore, applicants should pay close attention to the deadlines of their target schools to avoid missing out on opportunities.

6. If the tutor thinks that your conditions are more in line with his requirements, he will take the initiative to contact you. You will be asked to provide some materials such as transcripts during college, personal research abilities, and sometimes even ask you to propose a research plan. Once satisfied, he will recommend you to the school for admission. Good mentors are generally at the department level. Academic committee member, his opinion is very important. When you get to the school level, you basically go through the process. You will usually be issued a Conditional Offer, which is a conditional offer. The conditions are to obtain a master's degree certificate, a degree certificate, successfully complete all courses, etc.

7. After getting the Conditional offer, you can start applying for a visa. At this time, you also need to prepare a large number of materials, such as transcripts, degree certificates, graduation certificates, letters of recommendation (all of the above need to be notarized), English certificates, property certificates, birth certificates, kinship notarizations, etc., all of which need to be original. and photocopies.