STUDY ABROAD | EDUCATION CONSULTANT - UNIABROAD

  How much does it cost to study abroad? If you want to study abroad for your full degree, you will need to pay tuition fees to your chosen university (unless you find a country where you qualify for free tuition) and mostly In cases you won't be able to get one. Some universities offer scholarships to international students especially in the US and Canada. This is a financial contribution towards tuition fees and/or living costs that is not to be paid. Quantities vary widely. Country Bachelor's degree (per year) Master's degree (per year)       US $26,000 - 50,000 $20,000 - 35,000 UK $13,150 - 34,190 $15,030 - 25,050 Germany   $0 (public universities) or up to $26,300 (private universities) $0 (public universities) or $24,000 - 36,000 (private universities) France ...

  5 Ways to Gain Work Experience While Studying Abroad Taking the time to gain work experience while studying abroad is as important as going to classes or going out with friends!   With the many options listed below, salary can be beneficial in covering a portion of your expenses, so why not take advantage of these opportunities to improve your resume and earn some extra money?   Adding a part-time job to your resume will make it more attractive to employers because they'll realize you have the confidence to learn and adapt.   1.       Part Time A part-time job is a great way to work abroad, improve your soft skills, move into the working world and of course cover some of your living expenses. 2.      Internship & Co-op Another way to gain work experience while studying abroad is through internships or collaborations. They are a form of learning outside the classroom, where you are employed while you...

  Can I study in abroad without IELTS? What comes to your mind  mind when you think of going Study in Abroad ? Looks like...yes you're right! This is the language proficiency test score. When you think of studying in a foreign institution, the first thing you think of is to sit and pass exams like IELTS and TOEFL. It can be any other test that measures an international student's ability to read, write and speak English. Moreover, if you are not able to clear the exam in the first attempt, it not only adds to further expenses but will also waste your time. Also, securing enough marks in these exams can prove to be a challenge for non-native English speakers. Although, language proficiency tests scores are considered as the biggest criterion for selection in premium universities, there are institutes which give admission without considering language proficiency test scores.   There are good universities in the UK and Europe that give admission on the basis ...