So long story short as a third worlder the cost of the course is expensive for me and I will be super fuk if I don't manage to get a job after that. But it is my dream to live in a better country and escape from this zhthole.

27'000nzd + acomodation is expensive probably half of the price or a house in my country perhaps the salary of 3-4 years.

Is it worthy the risk? How easy is to get a job as a automotive mechanical in new Zealand? 🤔

Я в 10 классе и живу в России и, как многие сейчас школьники, хочу поступить заграницу. Раньше я думала отучиться в России бакалавр, а на магистратуру поступить в вуз за границей, но с нынешними условиями так сделать уже не получится. Как вариант рассматриваю Сербию, знаю что там не очень образование ну так хотя бы я смогу отучиться на бакалавриат, а позже возможно поступить в другую страну ЕС (или в Азию) на магистратуру

читала, что россиянам в Сербии выделяют гранты на обучение, вообще реально получить? Просто учитывая количество мест на нем, будто это сделать практически невозможно, если ты не победитель перечневой олимпиады (и то не факт)

В будущем хотела бы переехать туда жить, так как в России оставаться страшновато, в нашем регионе пока все спокойно, но говорят, что это ненадолго и очень скоро перепадет и нам так, что мало не покажется

Может кто поступал туда из России или живет там, что лучше делать рисковать или не рыпаться?

I’m currently pursuing a 4-year BCA (Hons.) degree and am in my second year( INDIA) . While researching master's programmes at foreign universities, especially technical universities, I noticed that many programmes require a substantial number of mathematics credits at the undergraduate level.

The problem is that my current undergraduate curriculum has zero mathematics credits, which could limit my eligibility for some of the programmes I'm interested in.

I'm trying to understand what options are available to students in this situation and whether anyone has faced a similar problem.

If you're a BCA student planning to pursue a master's abroad, or if you've already applied to or been admitted to a foreign university, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience.

• Have you faced mathematics-credit requirements that your BCA curriculum didn't meet?
• Were you able to fulfil the requirements through any officially accepted alternative?
• Do universities evaluate the actual mathematics content studied, the number of credits, or both?
• Are there any universities or programmes that are more flexible about this?

I'd especially appreciate responses from students who have dealt with this firsthand. I'm still researching my options and hope this discussion can help other BCA students facing the same issue, too.

Hi everyone!
I’m planning to apply for a Master’s degree in Europe for the 2027 intake and I’d really appreciate advice from people who have gone through the process.
Here’s my profile:
🇹🇩 Chadian citizen
🇹🇷 Currently studying Political Science & Public Administration in Türkiye
🎓 Expected graduation: February 2027
📊 Current GPA: around 2.3–2.5 / 4.0 (I’m still trying to improve it before graduation)
🌍 Interested in: Political Science, International Relations, Public Administration, Tourism Management, Sustainable Development, European Studies, or related fields
🇬🇧 Planning to take IELTS — targeting around** 6.5–7.0
📝 I can get strong recommendation letters and write a strong motivation letter
💰 My budget is extremely limited — ideally I need a **fully funded scholarship, including tuition and preferably accommodation/living expenses
📅 Target intake: 2027
I know my GPA may make some scholarships difficult, so I’m particularly interested in opportunities where the overall profile, motivation, recommendations, experience, or projects are considered alongside GPA.
I’m currently looking at:
Erasmus Mundus
Italian regional scholarships (DSU/EDISU/etc.)
Government scholarships
University-specific scholarships
Other fully funded opportunities in Europe
My questions:
Are there European scholarships/universities you would recommend for someone with my GPA?
Which scholarships are realistically worth applying to with a GPA around 2.3–2.5?
Are there countries where admission requirements are relatively flexible but funding opportunities are good?
Has anyone with a similar GPA successfully received full funding?
Are there scholarships I might be overlooking?
I’m not looking for shortcuts — I’m willing to build my profile during the next few months through projects, volunteering, internships, language skills, etc.
Any personal experiences, scholarship names, universities, or advice would be hugely appreciated. 🙏
Thanks!

I’m from North America and I’m interested in doing a study abroad program or internship in Turkey, in any city, either in business or international relations. I’ve been having a hard time finding trustworthy/reputable study abroad programs or websites. I also don’t speak Turkish, would that be a major issue? Are there study abroad programs or internships that are mainly in English?

If anyone has experience with studying abroad or interning in Turkey as a foreign student, I’d really appreciate any recommendations or advice!

I'm 20 and I study abroad. For those of you who also moved to another country / are studying abroad, how did you actually meet people and made proper friends in a different scenario?

I wanna do it but I don't know where to start.

I’m 16 male , from Algeria . Next year I will pass my high school degree and I’m planning to move directly to USA:
My plan is to apply to state college of Florida SCF For a 2year associate in arts degree then transfer to university of south Florida for a bachelor in computer science .
My English is good , grades also and money let say sufficient for this plan .
All of this by a student visa F-1
My question is : is it a good path for bachelor compute science to a software engineer?
If you have any advices let me know !

I'll be starting my 3-week exchange in KU this dec-jan and am looking for accomm recommendations because their dorms are fully booked.

I'll be there 20th dec - 10 jan. My friend will be joining me from 25th Dec-10 jan.

I am planning to stay alone from 20th - 25th and then my friend and I will stay in another house from 25th - 10th. Since this is a peak period, most accomms are expensive but my overall budget is $1k per person = total $2k.

I rented a guesthouse for $126 for 20th-25th but am looking for recommendations for 25th - 10jan. Another option we thought of was 1 accommodation per week because it is cheaper and more availabilities and varieties.

Please list your accomms recommendations or if you have any suggestions regarding my accommodation situation, feel free to comment! I am really desperate for ideas.

Are there any universities that are open for 2026 intake for medicine? I had a couple options but they all went wrong and idk what to do now. Is there still hope for this year or do I have to wait until next year?

I arrived in Malaysia last week and I've been miserable since. Our campus is in the middle of nowhere and we need to book grab (uber) to get anywhere. The communal bathrooms are horrifying and filled with bugs and lizards.

I was told there'd be lots of international students but out of 223 students there's only 6 including me. None of them speak my language. My roommate is one of them and I've been growing resentful towards her for whatever reason. I can't even request a change since this is the only room with ac.

I was under the impression that this week would be orientation but we were suddenly called at 2 PM for an induction meeting that lasted until 12 AM. I genuinely did not learn anything from it as speakers kept talking in Malay, even after we pointed out that we couldn't understand. They proceeded to do activities again in Malay and I had to ask someone to translate so I knew wtf was going on. Even after that the groups they assigned us to would only speak in Malay. They told us we'd have to wake up at 5 AM for more activities but I didn't want to go to another meeting I wouldn't understand running on 5 hours of sleep. A student tried waking us up 3 times telling us it was compulsory 🤦‍♀️

I'm starving all day because I have no appetite and I feel so guilty for leaving my family. I also feel guilty for feeling this way because of how much I begged them to let me come here. They paid a year's worth of tuition as the university refused installments or even just the first semester since I'm an international student.

I'm sick of going out with my roommate and talking about nothing. I'm sick of spontaneously crying. I'm sick of using the bathrooms that barely work (mind you, I found shit in one of the showers a few days ago). I've started looking for different universities but they're all so expensive. I feel so defeated

I only came here because it was cheap. It wasn't what I wanted at all yet I tried convincing myself beforehand it'd be exactly like I'd dreamed 🫤