Can studying abroad help me find a good job?
Your career prospects will greatly benefit from your experience living, studying and socializing overseas. Your experience is an opportunity to develop new skills, new perspectives and stronger English language skills combined with work experience with the employer you want to work for. A recent study of more than 4,500 past international students examined the exact skills U.S. employers value when recruiting students studying abroad.
Will overseas university qualifications be accepted in my home country?
The skills and qualifications employers and professional registries look for vary from country to country. For example, if you are considering a career with strict entry requirements, such as medicine, engineering, accounting or teaching, you will need to do some research with the appropriate registration body in your country for advice.
What if I can't afford to study abroad?
There are limited scholarships and grants available to international students. Amounts available vary by level of study and institution. Scholarships are highly competitive and you need to demonstrate academic excellence. Governments and other organisations also do offer scholarships 澳洲升學顧問 and awards to help international students who want to study abroad.
Can I study and work at the same time?
Working while studying can be a great complement to your study and life experience. If your course is degree or above, you may be allowed to work on an international student visa. However, before you do any paid work, you need to make sure your visa allows it. Opportunities for students to work part-time during their studies vary by country. Many universities offer dedicated career centers on campus to advertise job opportunities and help students develop skills. The University Careers Service can also provide useful information in this regard.
