Studying in Europe

First of all, listen to the landlord. You should go to the country where you teach English. Therefore, the optional countries in Europe are Britain, Ireland, Northern Europe (except Finland teaches Finnish, the rest are not English-speaking countries, and the business or economics that the landlord wants to study is English teaching) and Malta.

Second, 70% of the top universities in Europe are in the UK, and the ranking of European universities published by Jiaotong University is published again at http://www.taisha.org/overseas/USA/Xiao Xue/Zn/20080908143045.html.

But most top universities in Britain don't have preparatory courses.

Thirdly, the University of Malta mentioned by the landlord said here that there are preparatory schools in Malta, such as Meggie Language Preparatory School. He signed a contract with the University of Malta, which is equivalent to pre-university. The University of Malta is a very good university, far from a clear ranking. But one thing, his business and economics are not excellent. The level should be the same as that of Zhejiang University, each with its own strengths.

Fourth, the landlord is an immigrant, so going to Schengen and EU students are on the same starting line, which has an advantage over domestic students. For example, in Denmark, landlords are not allowed to pay tuition fees, which are only free for domestic students. But Norway's business and economy are among the best in Europe.

Ireland, Dublin University is very famous, and the rest of the education level is inferior.

Finally, the landlord must have IELTS scores, and the preparatory course is also to test IELTS high scores. No risk above 6.5, kill above 7.0.

Suggestion: British universities are the only countries in the world that can be compared with American economics. Here is the 20 10 British Times edition of the British University Economics Ranking.

http://www . taisha . org/overseas/ranking/times/200906 1 1 17 1223 . html

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By the way, alas, the universities that the landlord is interested in are not English-speaking countries except Malta. Then learn Dutch or Italian first 1 year. In this case, of course, the Netherlands will do, and university of groningen is a member of coimbra group, so you can easily learn from Niu Jian when you go to school again. The Dutch economy is strong.

Disadvantages: Dutch public security problems, robbery and theft against foreigners, anti-China forces.

In Italy, the south is chaotic and the north discriminates against Chinese.

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