After I graduate from my undergraduate degree, I want to go to a graduate school in Japan. What is the best thing to study?

1. If your goal is to study and settle in Canada or the United States, I feel that it is not necessary for you to stay in Japan for two years. It is better to take the relevant English exams in these two years.

2. If you definitely want to go to Osaka, Japan first, I suggest you choose a major carefully. It takes about 3 years to study for a master's degree. In terms of majors, in addition to economic studies and economic studies, there are also law, political science, education, sociology, literature, history, Japanese linguistics, international public policy, international regional studies, cultural studies of various countries, and psychology. etc. It is also possible to go directly to European and American countries after being recommended by a well-known Japanese university or working in a large Japanese company.

3. Going abroad is an important choice. It is not just about a large expense. Once you go, you must persist in studying for a few more years and learn more professional knowledge or skills---English and Japanese. After all, it is just a tool. With good professional knowledge or skills, coupled with your Japanese and English skills, you will be more flexible in Japan, Europe and the United States.

4. Developed countries in Europe, the United States and Japan have very complete education systems and talent training for their own people. The number of foreign talents needed is limited. If you want to find a better position there, study, work and It takes a lot of effort to settle down.

5. There are certain benefits to studying in Japan. For example, as a Chinese, Japanese culture has inherited a lot of Chinese culture, so it is easy to adapt and acclimatization is not obvious; China and Japan are separated by water, and the distance is short. , the fare is low and it is convenient to come and go. Disadvantages: workaholic, fast pace, high pressure; non-immigration countries, the respect for foreigners is not as good as that of Europe and the United States; the mentality of island people, etc.

6. Although Japan is a non-immigration country, it is possible to obtain Japanese nationality or permanent residence.