Tips and tricks about studying abroad!

Studying abroad is an opportunity in the 'once in a lifetime. " Yes, it will cost you a lot of preparation, arranging and of course the whole bureaucratic paperwork, but do not stop there especially. Therefore, some tips.

First you need to think or study abroad should even be something for you; Nobody is waiting for nostalgia, especially on the other side of the world! Money also plays a role. 

It's all well and good to go abroad, but if you do have a penny to smacking pocket full days spent inside, you can do just as well here to do in your room in the Netherlands. One boring, much cheaper. In addition, you should look or studying abroad fits into your curriculum; not really useful if you have ten courses open here. Swedish blondes, cheap beer.

Zit with the above points properly? Nice, now begins the fun part, choose a country! you go down under or you'll be enticed by the "American Dream"? Or do you prefer to stay closer to home and choose your sure to observe beautiful Swedish blondes in their natural habitat? Also cheap beer price may be a legitimate reason natuurlijk.Denk next to beautiful women, tanned women and cheap beer also about the culture of the country where you are going. These are very different to what you're used to, so be prepared. Consider also the language, art, and the country's economy. If there is no money tree stands in your garden, you can choose a destination where daily life is relatively inexpensive. At each college or university is to find an International Office or something. Here you can get lots of information about studying abroad, and they can also help with registration. It is best to study at a school abroad where your own training has with a partner agreement. This way you keep the administrative paperwork limited and there is quite a lot for your regularly. The staff of the International Office can help you with choosing a curriculum, there has also studied worden.

After selecting the country, the courses and registration, you are not finished. Check out what you need for the country of your choice, here you can clear yet by be surprised • Arrange a visa. • Any vaccinations; • Check your insurance; • Control your business with DUO, stopping your student provides the necessary pennies and you need to change your address • Furthermore, it is always smart to stop your phone bill in the Netherlands and to sublet your room. When you have everything arranged and the plane to your destination is, you have not yet completed all the hassle: • Control Room, though it is recommended to do so in advance; • Join the International Office; • Follow a language course. Make foreign friends; • An external phone is also handy; • Join a network of exchange students, if you keep ESN is a good optie.Er will have to be settled a lot in Europe, but do not let this stop you. Besides a great time it is a beautiful experience that looks good on your CV and where you are in the retirement home with a smile over sixty years to think back.

5 Reasons To Study In Australia!

Is your dream to study abroad ? Then choose a study Down Under . Australia offers top universities , miles of beaches , beautiful scenery , vibrant cities and much more .

Australia is a popular study destination thanks to the combination of excellent education and the unique lifestyle . It is a fantastic country and as an international student you are bachelors and masters follow in many disciplines . Also you can put a period to study in the context of your minor or between years .

Whether you 're looking for adventure , personal development , improve your English or an international career , a study Down Under is definitely a good study ! Here are 5 good reasons to choose to study in Australia :

1 . Educational world
The quality of education at Australian universities is high. Several Australian educational institutions are in the top 100 best universities in the world . So are University of Sydney , Monash University and the University of Western Australia in the top 100 of the QS World University Rankings 2013-2014 . And in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2013-2014 are the University of Sydney and Monash University in the ranking of the hundred best universities in the world .

Also in the list of the hundred best young universities, Times Higher Education 100 Under 50 , there are various Australian educational institutions , such as : Griffith University , Curtin University , La Trobe University , Queensland University of Technology , Macquaire University and University of Technology, Sydney .

2 . International network
Studying abroad offers a network of friends and contacts around the world . You not only know the Australian culture , but also that of your international classmates . And meeting people from all over the world, has its advantages . You not only learn a lot about other cultures and lifestyles , but also have the chance to study after your visit , for example the United States, Singapore , Brazil or South Africa . Friends

Studying in Australia , for example, in Gold Coast , Queensland

3 . Ideal destination and popular student cities
As a student in Australia, you should use the chance to see . Much of this beautiful country Australia is a country of great distances , with varying climate and huge exciting to discover . Moreover, you in no time in New Zealand or the paradise islands of Fiji and there are good and affordable connections to Asia .

Climate in Australia
Give you, like many other students , prefer a student living in hot climates ? Depending on where you live in Australia , you can have it all year round summer feeling . In Queensland , it is almost always hot, and many students choose to stay there than near the beach . In the cities of Sydney and Melbourne , the climate is cooler , but can the summers are long and hot.

Best student city in the world
Melbourne and Sydney have been named several times as one of the best student cities in the world.

Melbourne is located in Victoria and is known as the capital of Australia . Cultural You will certainly not be bored. The town has many cafes, restaurants and nightlife , the best shopping in Australia , a large cultural offer and just outside the city you will find wonderful beaches . It is a hugely popular city to study and live there then more than 60,000 international students .

Sydney is located in New South Wales and is the city that offers everything you dream . Here you can start your day enjoying the sun and surf at the popular Bondi Beach and end your day with a night out at one of the many entertainment venues in Sydney . This multicultural city and has an endless range of attractions , from the beautiful harbor , the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge to vintage and retro shops in Paddington.

Brisbane , located in Queensland , is also a popular student city . It is a great city to live and ideal to experience . Australian culture You'll find a mix of nationalities and a wonderful lifestyle that is mainly played out. The town is only an hour away from the beautiful beaches and surf spots of the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast . Want to go to the beach, but would you rather stay in the city? Pay a visit to the city beach at South Bank Parklands !

The Australian city of Sydney is one of the best student cities in the world

4 . Works during and after your studies
As a Dutch student in Australia, you may not exceed 40 hours per two weeks working alongside your studies and full time during the holidays . This is a good opportunity to make new friends and meet outside the university . Both extra pocket money

Do you want to extend your stay in Australia after your studies and you are between 18 and 30? You can do with a Working Holiday visa . This visa allows you to work or internships in Australia and have a residence and work permit for 12 months. A Working Holiday visa you can not apply in Australia , you must do so first country out .

Do you have a bachelor's or master's degree earned in Australia and studied in Australia for at least two years? Then it is also possible to request that you can extend your stay. 18 months up to 4 years work visa To be eligible for this visa looks at what and where you studied , how long you studied in Australia and when you have received . Your first student visa

Overall a great way to do this for you with relevant work experience goes back to the Netherlands , or if you want to stay in Australia. For a long time

5 . Scholarships
Abroad, the tuition is often higher than in the Netherlands . You also need to take into account other ( daily ) costs such as travel , insurance and living costs . So it's good to know that you can finance . Your overseas adventure

To finance your studies in Australia , you can in most cases take the Dutch study abroad . When this does not qualify or if the portable study is not enough , you can sometimes qualify for a scholarship fund or a Dutch agency .

The foreign universities themselves sometimes offer scholarships to their international students . And as we mentioned above , you can also pay a portion of your studies by taking your study destination. 

Education in: China!

Discover one of the oldest civilizations of the world in one of the world's fastest growing economies . Travel from winter to summer or from Buddhist to Muslim areas . The well- developed infrastructure of China makes it easy to travel around. Al is the size of the country 's difficult to travel during your studies . 

Study in China
Grab your chance to study in China. In an international environment The language of instruction at the universities we work with is English and the educational place great emphasis on globalization and internationalization . A study in China offers you a fantastic and exciting time and memories for the rest of your life .

Population
Be prepared for large crowds , namely 1.3 billion people are living in China. The subtle , indefinable smells on the streets and general chaos are issues that you encounter . This is of course not to say that you will not enjoy what you hear and see .

Chinese culture
Chinese history goes back to 5,000 years in time . Throughout the country , the ancient remains relatively well preserved. You will be fascinated by the building arts of the ancient Chinese for example, climbing the Great Wall. But there is more than old culture. Perhaps you want to go to Beijing to look at millions of plasma HD electronic TV's. China produces some of the best televisions.

economy
The economy of China is the fastest growing economy in the world , after the U.S. and Japan , the third largest economy in the world. Between 2001 and 2007, China , Italy , France , Britain and Germany overtaken . Given the population of China has the ability to build that will be better than the U.S. economy . Greater economy

Climate
In Hong Kong , the climate comfort with four seasons . The temperature in winter is between 10 to 20 degrees and in the summer it is usually around 33 to 34 degrees and humid . Shanghai has a humid subtropical climate. Summers are hot and humid and the winters are cold with temperatures below freezing . Average temperature in July is about 25 degrees and 1 degree Celsius in January . In the winter there is generally little or no snow in June and July, heavy rain is not uncommon .

Facts and figures
Population: 1.3 billion
Capital: Beijing
Largest city : Shanghai
Language: Mandarin , Cantonese
Time zone : UTC +8
Government: People's Republic of
Currency : Chinese yuan / CNY
Currency Hong Kong: Hong Kong Dollar / HKD

Education In: Dubai!

Studying in Dubai

Dubai is often called the Pearl of the Persian Gulf, which is easily understandable if you’ve visited this paradise with white beaches, turquoise waters, luxurious hotels and stores. If you’re thinking of a career in tourism then Dubai is a perfect option. Dubai is the fastest growing touristic destination in the world and the ultimate place to live and study in the tourism branch.

Dubai is one of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates. It is the second largest emirate, but still the most densely populated. The United Arab Emirates belong alongside some of the wealthiest countries in the world with its huge oil reserves and rapidly developing tourism. The country things to have increased the number of tourists from 5 million to 15 million by 2015. This makes it the perfect place to study hospitality and see tourism first hand.

Dubai has many restaurants and hotel bars for every budget and taste. There are many sport options in the surroundings, such as sand surfing, horse-back riding on the beach, sailing, windsurfing and diving. You can also play gold on the excellent golf tracks throughout the year in and around Dubai.

Dubai is also known for its abundance of shopping opportunities. You can find anything; from traditional souls (markets) to the largest mall in the world. Dubai has been chosen to be the safest tourist destination four years in a row by Interpol and it is a nice, safe and interesting place to live and study.

Choose to study in Dubai

The Emirates Academy offers great education and is a true recommendation if you want an international career in tourism or hospitality management. Dubai is the fastest growing tourist destination in the world, so you can easily find a job after graduating.

Economy

You might not think it, but only 3% of the economy of Dubai comes from oil. Financial services, trade and tourism dominate the economy.

Lifestyle

Dubai is a multicultural place with many nationalities. This results in an exciting mix of cultures, colours and kitchens. The people in Dubai are generally very liberal and open-minded.

Language

The official language is Arabic, but English is used everywhere. Hindi and Urdu are also spoken often.

Facts and digits

Time zone: UTC +4

Currency: VAE-dirham / AED

Inhabitants: 2.106.000

Surface: 4.114 km²

Demographic

The population of Dubai is estimated at 1.5 million. Three quarters is male. The city of Dubai is multicultural; only 5% are local Emirates, the rest consists of emigrants from all over the world. The population of Dubai grows with roughly 7% a year. The Emir of Dubai is Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, also known as Sheik Mohammed. He has been head of state for four years and is also prime minister and vice president of the United Arab Emirates.

Climate

The climate in Dubai is subtropical and this means the weather is often warm and sunny. In the winter the average temperature during the daytime is 25 degrees Celsius, close to the beaches it is 12-15 degrees and in the desert around 5 degrees. At night it’s relatively cool. In the summer it gets very hot and humid, with temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius. Even at the sea it can get up to 37 degrees with 90% humidity.

Education In: Canada!

Studying in Canada

Studying in Canada means having access to beautiful skiing resorts and many outdoor activities throughout the summer and winter. In Canada you’ll find natural wonders of the world such as the Niagara Falls, glaciers, the Rocky Mountains and of course grizzly bears. The country is known for its many national and provincial parks. Banff National Park and Jasper National Park are world famous, for example.

Canadian studies

A study in Canada is always a good choice as the quality of higher education is very decent. Canada has a similar bachelor-master system and uses three education systems: universities, colleges and university colleges. Through KILROY education you are able to study at two Canadian universities.

The country

Canada is the largest country of the western hemisphere and the second largest country in the world. The coastline of the north is nearly 24,000 km long and touches the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean and the Arctic Ocean. Not a single country in the world has more rivers and lakes than Canada.

Timezones

The country has six timezones with a difference of four and a half hours between east and west coast. From east to west they are, Newfoundland-, Atlantic-, Eastern-, Central-, Mountain-, and Pacific-timezone. When it’s midnight in Western Europe, in Britisch Columbia it’s 16:00, in Ontario its 19:00 and in Nova Scotia its 20:00.

Climate

Since Canada is such a widely stretching country, the climate varies strongly. Canada is known for its long cold winters, but actually has many different climates. Southern Ontario en de south and central coast of British Columbia are the hottest, whereas Central and Northern Canada have the coldest winters.

Language

Officially, the country is bi-lingual: English and French. Quebec is an exception, where only French is considered the main language. In Nunavut, English as well as Inukitut is spoken. The latter is the language of the Inuit.

Facts and digits

Capital city: Ottawa

Population: roughly 33 million

Largest cities: Toronto, Montréal, Calgary

Currency: Canadian Dollar/ CAD

Timezones: UTC -3.5 to -8

Culture

Canada is a multicultural country that exists out of 96% immigrants and only 4% native population. The majority of the immigrants comes from Europe, mainly Great Britain and France, but throughout the years many Asians have moved to China too. The native population consists of three main groups: the Indians, the Inuit and the Métis, the people born from an Indian-European relationship.

Immigrants from all over the world have settled in Canada, including a large group of Dutch people. For many countries, Canada is the greatest example of a properly functioning multicultural society.

Religion

Canada has no official religion and roughly 13% of Canadians are not devoted to any religion. Roman-Catholics make up roughly half of the population. These are mainly Canadians from French descent. There are also large groups of Protestant. The culture and lifestyle of the native population still plays an important role in modern Canada.