Studying abroad, which country is better, Australia or the Netherlands?

First of all, it depends on what major you study. For example, the logistics major in the Netherlands is the best in the world, while the accounting major in Australia is very famous.

Secondly, it depends on your financial situation. Generally speaking, the cost in the Netherlands is less than that in Australia, and you are more likely to apply for a scholarship. The annual tuition fees of five-star universities in Australia are generally between 20,000 and 25,000 Australian dollars (approximately 140,000 to 170,000 yuan), and the living expenses are about 70,000 yuan per year. There are also very few scholarships in Australia, and business majors are available to international students. There are even fewer scholarships.

Furthermore, it depends on whether you want to immigrate. The Netherlands is a non-immigration country. It is difficult for international students to find a job after graduation, unless they really cannot find a native to do the job. It is even more impossible to obtain Dutch citizenship. However, Australia is a country of immigrants, and the possibility of finding a job after graduation is relatively high, especially for students with 60 points in immigration majors (such as accounting, actuarial science, translation, computers, nurses, etc.). It is easier to obtain Australian citizenship.

In addition, one advantage of applying to study in the Netherlands is that it belongs to the European Union. As long as you have a Dutch visa, you do not need to apply for a visa when traveling to other EU countries. Both countries have good educational standards and are recognized by the world.