Journey To Australia

1. Studies Girl studying In Australia, the assignments, quizzes, tasks etc starts after the second week of the semester, whereas in Germany as told before you only have to give exams at the end of the semester. In Australia, assignments and tasks also add up as marks and have a contribution to your final marks. So, you have to study hard throughout your semester but in Germany, you don't. 2. Cost Of Living And Study Dollars Cost of living is another factor which will affect your decision in choosing the country. Also, the cost of study in Australia is around 30k Dollars per Year, whereas as you know most of the public German universities are free. So this is a very big plus point.  Now if we consider the cost of living in Australia vs Germany, in Australia it will be around 2k to 3k Dollars, In Germany, it will cost you around 700 euros to 900 euros. I will say that it totally depends upon the individual that what kind of lifestyle he has.  3. Part-Time J

1. Study: Germany Vs USA Study We know that both the USA and Germany have top-notch universities. But the point of difference is their tuition fees. As we know that most of the public German universities don't have a tuition Fee, whereas on the other side the USA has a very high tuition fee (Around $60k for the 2-year course ). It is a huge difference. Rest if the study is compared then as I said before both countries have very good universities. Also, in Germany, there is one more benefit that you only have to give semester exams, therefore, you are tension free until your exams approach whereas in the USA you have tests, assignments throughout the semester.  So Germany gets 1 point here. 2. Cost Of Living: Germany Vs USA Cost of Living Cost of living is another factor which will affect your decision in choosing the country.  In Germany, it will cost you around 700 euros to 900 euros per month, if you live a normal life. Normal life means you will cook you

Here we have mention 8 reasons why a lot of international students have to study in European Countries like Germany, France, Finland, Ireland and others. There are 44 countries in Europe today, according to United Nations. I have talked with a lot of students who want to pursue their education in European universities and i have asked them, can you please tell why you want to study in Europe? They have say: You can get a lot of advantages like following: 1. Careers: Shape your future Want to get ahead in your career? Many employers worldwide actively seek or value an international study experience when recruiting. By studying here, you will gain the skills, knowledge and experience that employers value. With strong international business, creative and research sectors, Europe is a great place to build your career. 2. World-class education: Reach your full potential World-leading universities, top facilities and inspirational teaching. in Europe, you’re at the center of an i

Canada Second largest country but have less population. So, the government of Canada had announced to Grant the visa for immigration under the scheme of RURAL AND NORTHERN IMMIGRATION PILOT PROGRAMS 2019. People have come here fro different countries via immigration or convert their visa but settle them self into urban cities/big cities/Metropolitan cities. Because of this huge, the rural areas of Canada's haven’t been developed as per government in terms of and even have less population and lack of employee to perform works into Rural areas. Because of this the Canadian government announced this pilot program to make entry of people from different international countries. The government of Canada has unveiled a new five-year economic immigration pilot that will help rural and northern communities which are in provinces like Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and British Columbia as well as three territories: Northern Territories, Yukon and Nunavut attract and retain

With seven cities ranked among the top 75 in the  QS Best Student Cities 2016 ,  Australia  stands out as one of the most attractive places to study abroad, offering students high-quality education in stunning locations. The best student cities in Australia achieve particularly strong scores in the  indicators  for Student Mix, Desirability and Employer Activity, while two of Australia’s seven entries boast positions in the top five of the overall ranking. Like the US and the UK, Australian cities tend to stumble on affordability, but for many students it’s worth the price tag. Below are the seven best cities in Australia to be a student – all offering at least two internationally ranked universities, plus a unique study abroad experience (click on each city name for more details). 1.  Melbourne Melbourne retains second place in the Best Student Cities ranking this year, beaten only by Paris, and  it’s not difficult to see why.  Known as the cultural ca