I’m planning to study abroad and I still have no idea what country and what institution suits me the most. I’m originally an Electronics Engineering student but I’m planning to change a degree course to a business degree. What major and/or minor should I take? What university offers a high standard of education? I don’t need to show my grades and exam results. I just need to know these universities and country that offers it.
Maybe try Japan. They are one of the best countries in terms of business and technology, so why not? Where are you from btw?
What language(s) do you speak?
info on European colleges (including which ones offer courses in English) here: http://www.bachelorsportal.eu
@MYOS1634 I only know English. paid attention to my spanish class during senior high but didn’t practice.
@JameeR Japan sounds interesting to me. You’re right though. I’m just scared of the language barrier.
Hi I would like to participate in this discussion, I too is interested to study abroad. I will graduate on April of this year with the course of BS in Information Technology but I wanted to pursue a degree abroad that is related to creative writing. I really wanted to harness my English skills.
Hi @saabelly . Your english is great actually. Have you look in to some institutions abroad?
@saabelly Why are you looking into American Study abroad programs? You live in the Philippines. All you need to do is find a Masters program in another English country – even the USA.
In the context of this forum, when “study abroad” is discussed, it’s for students of American colleges looking for a semester/year/summer in a non-US country. Your situation doesn’t fit. You should look into programs in Aust, NZ, HK, Singapore – maybe UK, Canada or USA. Good luck however.