Is there a chance to go abroad for domestic graduate students?

Of course, you will have the opportunity to go abroad for the domestic graduate school, but I think the premise is that you have to be good enough, if you are not a dragon and phoenix among people, at least you should have the ability to stand out from a group of people.

If you are going to graduate school to go abroad, then you must have great attainments in the professional field you are taking, you must be successful, you must make people feel that you have enough capital, you have shown your real skills, and people have recognized you, then you can get an offer abroad, and you can naturally go abroad.

Some people get a chance to go abroad by going to a foreign school, but they still have the opportunity to go abroad for domestic graduate students, but they will take more steps to take the foreign graduate school entrance examination and experience more years in the middle.

And I think that if you take the domestic postgraduate exam and want to go abroad at the same time, you should take the TOEFL and IELTS tests first, so that when you pass through customs, people will not refuse the visa for no reason.

I think that there is a chance to go abroad for domestic graduate students, because when you are admitted to a domestic graduate school, you can continue your studies in China, or you can choose to go abroad as an exchange student, which is also a way to go abroad, which does not mean that domestic graduate students will not have the opportunity to go abroad.

I remember that one of my senior sisters in the last session was a graduate student of a foreign Chinese university, and after being admitted to the graduate school, it took less than a year to complete all the courses, and then began to contact some foreign schools that can provide exchanges, of course, all of this, your school needs to issue you a relevant certificate, so that you can be recognized by people from foreign schools, and you will have the opportunity to go abroad.

I don't know what you mean by going abroad? Does it mean to go abroad for short-term exchanges, or to go abroad for development after graduation?

In terms of probability, it is certainly much less difficult for graduate students to go abroad than for undergraduates, because any country welcomes higher-level talents to develop in their own country.

Of course, if you want to improve your chances of going abroad, it is recommended that you choose some majors with a higher degree of internationalization, such as biology, materials, computer science and other engineering majors (engineering, there are more opportunities for overseas exchanges, and the difficulty of skilled immigration is also relatively small), I can hardly imagine that a graduate student studying ancient literature will have many opportunities to go abroad.

I suggest that you can choose a supervisor with a good scientific research foundation, this kind of supervisor is more likely to guide you to publish a high-level international **, and generally the supervisor will be more generous, and will be willing to spend money to let you go abroad for meetings or exchanges. Moreover, he will know a lot of prestigious peers abroad and be able to introduce you to exchanges.

After some short-term opportunities to go abroad, it will be easier for you to apply for work or immigration abroad in the future, especially after you have accumulated some contacts outside.

In short, if you want to go abroad, it is recommended to choose an engineering major. Especially at present, it is especially recommended to study computer-related majors, which have a high degree of international applicability and are in demand everywhere.

There are basically no opportunities to work abroad, except for super students.

You can input your GPA, major and other information into the study abroad volunteer reference system.

In the middle, the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

In order to match more similar cases, my experience is not to enter IELTS and other language scores, so that more can be matched. The words of the major are vaguely written, for example, **management, you can directly enter "**", because the name of each school major is different, but as long as it contains**, it must be**related major.

How to use: Enter your basic information (GPA, language scores, majors, college background, etc.) into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates with similar situations to you from the database, and see which universities they have successfully applied to, so that you can accurately locate yourself.