Which is more suitable for studying abroad, Finland or Australia

Studying abroad now is also to improve your professional skills, so choosing a country is the first step. Which is more suitable for studying in Finland or Australia? In fact, this still needs to be analyzed from itself, and I have also compiled relevant information for you.

Advantages of studying in Finland

1. A developed economic power and a world-famous high welfare country.

2. Free tuition, high education level and international postgraduate English teaching.

3. An international learning environment. The population of China in Finland is much smaller than that of China in Germany, Canada, Britain and Australia.

4. The living expenses of the four Nordic countries are relatively low, about 60,000 RMB, compared with other developed European countries.

5. Public security is guaranteed, and the crime rate in Finland is very low. Finland is an ideal place to live and a good learning environment.

6. The visa pass rate is high.

7. EU and Schengen member countries are free to enter and leave other Schengen countries.

Advantages of studying in Australia

1. Excellence Education There are 39 universities and more than 230 professional and technical colleges in Australia, and their academic qualifications are widely recognized by countries all over the world.

2. Multicultural Australia is a country with racial tolerance, and many people come from different racial backgrounds.

3. Safe and comfortable Australia is one of the countries with the lowest crime rate and the most suitable for human habitation, with stable society, rich citizens and peaceful coexistence of all ethnic groups.

4. Reasonable expenses Compared with other developed countries such as the United States, Britain and Canada, Australia has lower tuition and living expenses.

5. International students with welfare insurance only need to pay 365,438+02 Australian dollars/year, and OSHC can help pay for medical expenses, doctor's diagnosis fees, doctor's examination fees (such as blood tests) and X-ray examinations in public hospitals.

6. Immigration policy The number of skilled immigrants is 30,000-40,000 per year. People with Australian education and work experience can successfully immigrate.

Generally speaking, both sides have similar requirements for English, except that although Finland teaches English, it still uses Finnish in daily life, which may cause inconvenience in life, and the education level and international recognition of both sides are good;

In terms of cost, Australia is much more expensive than Finland, and tuition is still increasing;

In terms of welfare, studying in Australia is not as good as studying in Finland.

Professionally speaking, Australia's accounting major has a high international reputation, while Finland's logistics major has a strong strength;

As far as immigration is concerned, it is easier for Australia to find a job and immigrate after graduation than Finland, especially for students majoring in immigration such as accounting, computer, translation and nursing.

In terms of population, half of Australia is Chinese, most of them are Asians, while Finland is mostly white from western countries.

Students are advised to choose according to their major, economic situation and future development plan.