A junior financial management undergraduate intends to go abroad after graduation. Which is better for studying in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Australia or Canada? What are the tuition and living expense

A junior financial management undergraduate intends to go abroad after graduation. Which is better for studying in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Australia or Canada? What are the tuition and living expenses? Sweden, Norway and Denmark are all tuition-free countries, but the living expenses are quite expensive, and the gold content of diplomas after graduation is also relatively high. However, since they are non-immigrant countries, if the landlord wants to emigrate, perhaps these three countries can give up first.

For you majoring in finance, studying in Australia is undoubtedly a good choice. Accounting is a good immigration major in Australia first, and then accounting major in Australia is also very famous (including financial management), such as Macquarie University. This major is very good. Whether you want to emigrate or return to China after graduation, it is easy to find a job with this diploma. Thirdly, Australia has a pleasant climate and beautiful environment, and its living standard is far lower than that of European countries. The tuition and living expenses are more than 6.5438+0.8 million yuan a year (the internet fee varies from person to person), and it takes a little more than 654.38+0 months to get an Australian visa, so there is enough time to prepare. As for the visa application materials, Australia is much easier than Canada, and the deposit period and amount are simpler and more convenient.

Canada has a pleasant climate and is one of the most suitable countries for human habitation. However, the major of financial management is not very good in Canada, but it is also good. The key reason why you are not recommended to go to Canada is that it is difficult to prove the funds in the visa application, which is also the main reason why many students do not choose Canada.

As for your situation, you need to make a comprehensive comparison before choosing the scheme that suits you best. You should combine your financial strength, family background, your student performance and language ability. I wish you further study in your ideal country!