What it s like to study abroad in Nordic or Japan?

Let's talk about our handsome seniors' atypical Swedish study abroad experience.

At that time, Ningbo University and Kristianstad University had an exchange program. When I first went to HKR, it must have been relatively fresh. Moreover, there were already seniors in the second world in HKR before, so they did not encounter much difficulty in life or study, and quickly integrated into study and life.

Sweden is a clean and comfortable country, surrounded by forests, with excellent air and water quality, except for the small place and few people, the whole country feels like a paradise. The people of Sweden as a whole are at peace, and the professors and students are able to calm down and do exactly what they do. Unlike China, there is a very impetuous feeling.

This is something that I have felt deeply throughout my study abroad career. The local people are also very kind and welcoming, and although it looks a bit cold on the surface, they are especially helpful if you need help.

KR Kristiantade University is also highly ranked in the province of Skane, and although the size of the school is not comparable to the current large universities in China, the academic atmosphere is very strong, and the professors are more focused on teaching and project research than some universities in China. The good thing about Sweden is that everyone in Sweden will respect you equally, whether you have money or not.

For me, I don't have to learn anything when I go to Sweden, because China's development is also very fast, and the main thing is to go out and see the world, see different countries, different cultures, and it turns out that there are still such people living like this on the earth.

Broadening my horizons, I think it should be the biggest gain. Moreover, during my 2 years of studying in Sweden, I have made many friends from different countries, and some of them have maintained close ties to this day.

Studying in Japan is cost-effective, and the graduation work rate is high.

It does not explain your study abroad budget and professional intentions, for the time being, you are both in Europe and Japan, so simply make a comparison between the two regions.

1. Tuition fees (living expenses are not counted), the UK is conservatively estimated to be 20w a year, Europe looks at the country, if you say Germany, then Germany has no tuition fees, and the average of other countries is 8w to 15w, depending on the national conditions, the average of the Japanese leakage is 5w. Except for Germany, most of these countries are private and better, but there are also very good public universities, professionally speaking, art majors are more expensive, depending on the subject's own economic situation.

Second, in terms of the school system, the countries that follow the European education system are 3 years for undergraduates, and the United Kingdom is 1 year for master's degrees, and other countries are slightly different, Japan and China are the same, 4 years for undergraduates, and 2 years for graduate students, that is, the undergraduate of the European education system will save a little more time.

3. Professionally, all countries have specializations, for example, Germany is a very famous country in the machinery industry, I believe I don't need to explain too much, Italy and other countries have outstanding attainments in the art profession, and French fashion and business are also relatively excellent. Japan is very strong in engineering, animation, marketing and other majors are also relatively first-class, each country has different advantages of majors, it still depends on what major you actually want to study, if you like to design jewelry, then there is no need to go to Japan, on the contrary, if you want to study robot systems, you should not go to Italy.

Fourth, in terms of the difficulty of application, in addition to the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands and other countries that use a large number of English, other Nordic countries and Japan all need small languages, and the requirements are very high, most of them actually need students to read the language preparatory department well before applying, of course, if the subject of your small language level has reached a certain level, this is not a problem. The requirements for grades vary from school to school, but on average they are all about the same, with the better schools being the higher. Before you confirm the search of the profession and the country, you don't need to think about this first.

It's been three months since I arrived in Sweden, and my love for Sweden has only increased. The other morning, I had just returned to Stockholm from Umeå, northern Sweden, and I was sitting alone in front of my computer, eager to write down some words first.

I'm glad to be here in Sweden and thank you for everything you've encountered in the past few months. There are times when I am inexplicably anxious in the room, homesick, looking at the time but unable to chat with my family; There are times when I am ashamed of myself in the face of classmates with various rich experiences, and even want to run away; There is a broken computer to call ** to find after-sales, but you can only hear when Swedish is about to crash.

I have to say there must be times when I don't fit in in a new environment. However, I like to listen to the discussions of my classmates in class, I like to chat with everyone and walk to school in a relaxed and happy way, I like the approachability, richness and cuteness of the teachers, I like the design of the school's buildings, desks, chairs and small details, I like it here.

In the summer, when it is dark at eight or nine o'clock, there is still autumn when the walls are full of red leaves and yellow leaves, but there are still green leaves on the trees.

At present, only Norway and some Finnish schools in the Nordics are tuition-free, while other countries already charge tuition.

Denmark has already started to charge tuition, and the specific tuition fee depends on the major you choose, which is about 60,000-80,000 yuan.

Nordic countries will start to charge tuition fees one after another, but whether all Nordic countries will charge fees in 2012 depends on the policy at that time.

Nordic postgraduate programs range from one to one and a half years. It depends on what school and major you are applying to.

It is not easy to apply for schools in Nordic countries, as long as you apply to the school, there are no major mistakes in the organization of materials, and the general visa is above 95%.

Generally, the application for Nordic countries starts to apply 1 year in advance, you have completed your sophomore year, your junior year, and when you complete your application, you are already in your senior year, I suggest that you can start preparing for IELTS now, the general school requires IELTS 6 points, and you will start to apply in the second half of your junior year.

You can also choose the Netherlands or Belgium, which has a scholarship program for Chinese students. For details, please visit the study abroad e-website.