Career questions tagged study-abroad
Studying Abroad (From US to UK)
I'm currently a junior in high school, and I've recently started looking into colleges out of the US and there's a few that look amazing. I just want to know other peoples' opinions and experience, whether it's a good idea, how hard it is, what I should do in preparation, basic information about the UK education system, scholarships/finances, and really just anything you think is important. I really want to study animal behaviour/ethology and horse training. There are a few colleges in the US (Findlay, Centenary, Lake Erie, Emory & Henry, MSU, ...) but not only are they much more expensive, they also only have equine degrees. I've only recently thought about animal behaviour/ethology, so I haven't been looking into colleges for that in the US. But, in the UK, the first college I looked at (Hartpury) has so many majors that I would love to take (Animal Behaviour and Welfare, Equine Science, Equestrian Sports Coaching, Equine Behaviour and Welfare, ...). It also seems so much cheaper, and I'm kind of interested in living out of the US.
Can you Study Abroad to learn something not directly in your major?
I want to study abroad but as I'm looking for colleges there are options for study abroad, but not in my field of interest in an English-speaking country. can you learn something in your minor or something related to a future career while you study abroad?
What are good Colleges for Communications (Public Relations) Degree?
I've been looking for a few months now but I've been struggling with finding colleges that fit into my college interests. I want to go into Public Relations and get a major and minor related to good skills to have in that field. A big thing for me is also financial aid and a study abroad program definitely in an English a first language country. I live and Wisconsin, and I wouldn't mind staying in state, but my parents are pushing the idea of going out of state, which I'd enjoy as well. If anyone has recommendations of where to look I'd appreciate it.
Masters Degree From Abroad?
What are your thoughts on getting a masters degree overseas? I'm interested in getting a masters (electrical engineering), but ideally abroad. Next semester, I'm going to study abroad in Japan. How does getting a masters overseas compare to getting one domestically? Why do employers and companies like candidates who have studied abroad? If you have studied abroad, how has that helped you as not only an employee at your respective companies, but as a person in general. If you haven't studied abroad, do you regret it?
study abroad?
how can I study abroad while getting a BSN in college and what schools would have this program?
How can I work abroad after completing O-levels and prepare for A-levels in May/June 2025?
What are the procedures for going to Dubai or Qatar to work after completing my O-levels, and are there job opportunities available for students in these countries? Additionally, how can I effectively plan my studies to complete my A-levels by May/June 2025?
Language immersion programs?
Does anyone have recommendations for good language immersion programs abroad? I'm interested in learning either Italian or Spanish.
What would you suggest as a good career path to someone who enjoys learning and helping others understand concepts (e.g. disease process)?
Currently an RN (passed boards Nov 2023 and got registered on Jan 2024) working in a non-bedside role (CPO - Clinical Process Outsourcing) with no actual clinical experience. I am considering taking up Masters of Arts in Nursing if I find an affordable opportunity because I feel like I want to study more but I'm not sure if it's for me and I don't really know where that can take me in my career. I am interested in MAN non-thesis because I like being able to learn new things and question as to why things are in a certain way. I get a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction from learning and being able to understand things in depth. I also did consider like research nursing or being and educator, but I feel like I might need bedside experience for those... I don't think I'm strong enough to be at the bedside (life-death is in your hands), I enjoy more of the knowledge side of things. A part of me also really wants to travel so if ever an opportunity arises that I can either afford through a scholarship to study masters abroad, I would love that especially since I grew up outside of the PH in the first place and I long for diversity so much. I was wondering if you had any suggestions on what paths I can take with this in mind.
Any good and affordable colleges abroad for a Masters in Psychology in English with scholarships and good stay-back policies?
I'm looking for something within the field of clinical or counselling Psychology
Studying American Law Abroad?
Is studying American law abroad a viable option for learning or would it be recommended to learn in America?
How do I know if studying abroad in university is right for me?
Does it depend on my major?
seeking advice for scholarships and work-study programs
Currently planning to do my Cambridge A levels; the Oct/Nov 2024 session.. Thinking of heading abroad for university, ideally with a fully funded scholarship—Google's not been much help. Also, I'm eyeing a mix of university and work alongside, focusing on Human Resource Management (HRM).Any tips on scholarship hunts or HRM programs that could help me fund my university journey if i couldnt find a satisfactory scholarship.Could use a hand figuring this out!<3
What country does the US usually work with in relation to study abroad programs?
I'm a sophomore looking into jobs that travel, and what colleges have classes that would 1. Let me get a cultural anthropology major 2. Let me get more than one major for the amount of class of one. (Meaning majors which are similar to each other, so they have a lot of the same classes) 3. Looking for jobs that travel, and where you live overseas. 4. Jobs that let me write (ALOT)
Would studying abroad be a good option? And how could I get scholarships for it?
Can I go abroad for a summer or a few weeks? I have always had this thought but never knew how to go about it or how I could afford this type of opportunity.
Does anyone know any universities that have master programs that in Multilingual Studies?
I would like to learn multiple languages at once and get a Masters degree. I've been searching the internet and have had no luck finding a program that teaches multilingual studies and/or Master program that has a "study aboard" opportunity to learn the language of one's choice. Any suggestions? Any feedback would be helpful at this point. Thank you!
How do you transition into a new culture/country?
I'm moving to Russia for school and want to know how to best transition and get used to the new culture.