How to select the university?

Understanding your end goal can help you explore other options and work out if university is your best route. Knowing what you want is not essential – some people chose university as their next step because they don’t have any career ideas but really enjoy a particular subject and want to see where it might take them.

• Start by clarifying your academic goals, career aspirations, and areas of interest
• Look into university’s academic offerings, program specializations, faculty expertise, research opportunities, and campus facilities.
• Consider factors such as language, culture, lifestyle, climate, and your comfort level in the chosen environment.
• Evaluate Rankings and Reputation:
• Verify that the university is accredited and recognized by relevant education bodies.
• Assess tuition fees, living costs, and scholarship opportunities.
• Research Faculty and Research Opportunities:
• Investigate the achievements of alumni from the university
• Consider the job market in the country where the university is located. Are there internships, co-op programs, or work permits for international students?
• Research the campus facilities, extracurricular activities, student organizations, and support services offered by the university
• Create a shortlist of universities that align with your criteria. Compare the pros and cons of each institution to make an informed decision.

When choosing a university, it’s worth considering the following: Which universities offer the right course options and flexibility to suit you? How do they rank for student satisfaction and care? What might your career prospects be after graduation?

How to decide the right COURSE?

We have lots of resources and staff to help you on your way so you can carry out your study abroad research without a hitch and find your best program. Complete the steps below to find your ideal study abroad program and to ensure that it will fit into your degree plan. The timeline by which you complete these steps will depend, to some degree, on when you begin planning and which term you intend to study abroad.

• Start by understanding your interests, passions, and long-term career goals.
• Research & explore a variety of academic fields and disciplines.
• Choose a course that not only aligns with your interests but also utilizes your abilities effectively.
• Will it provide you with the skills and knowledge needed for your desired profession?
• Ensure the course cover topics that align with your interests and provide a comprehensive understanding of the subject.
• Consider the practical skills and knowledge you’ll gain from the course.
• Investigate if the course offers research opportunities, projects, or internships.
• Evaluate the duration and intensity of the course. Some programs are shorter and more intensive, while others are longer and more comprehensive.
• Strive for a balance between your passion and the course’s practicality in terms of career prospects and skill development.

Consult with Our Experts; When you’re ready, make an appointment with our counsellors. Our counsellors are professionally certified and many have been international students themselves. They are very friendly and also very experienced. We provide personalized advice based on your academic profile and aspirations. Contact Us Now!