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“Be the Part of Swedish Innovations”

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Study Engineering in Sweden: “Be the Part of Swedish Innovations”

The largest Scandinavian country has a lot to offer for International students. The Engineering courses in Swedish institutions offer you the best to mould yourself as a Good Engineer.

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Here Are The Key Benefits Of Studying Engineering In Sweden.

1. Sweden has long been on the cutting edge of technology.

2. The inventors of dynamite and the ATM were Swedish; the country is also home to World famous brands like Volvo, Ikea, Saab, Ericsson and H&M. Some other inventions that have come out of this country are the pacemaker, the Celsius thermometer, chlorine, the adjustable wrench, the roller bearing, and ultrasound diagnostics. You will get to be part of such innovations.

3. The Swedish market is considered to be so trendy that it is often used by International companies to test new products. Engineering, research and development, information technology and bio-medicine are some of the most heavily-funded Sweden’s business sector, putting them in the top percentile of countries in the world for published research and inventions.

4. Inventors, Engineering majors, scientists, computer programmers, and anyone interested in cutting edge technology will find this small country a world of inspiration.

5. Sweden is also the home of the Nobel Prize and, consequently, has always taken academia seriously. Standards of achievements remain high. Universities work closely with industries to give students practical experience and the independence they need to be competitive. This gives you distinct advantages over your peers when entering the job market.

6. All courses taught in Sweden are subject to rigorous quality control every six years. In addition to the government, universities are also very receptive to the student’s opinions on academic standards. The result – An Education that is sought World over.

7. Personal initiative and independent thinking are prized. You will be required to take an active role and contribute with your opinions and ideas at lectures, seminars and in group discussions.

8. Society and companies place a high cultural value on innovation, and you’ll not only be exposed to the latest developments in your field but also could be creating them.

9. There are also over 200 Master’s programs being offered in English, so foreign language should not be a barrier. In fact, many businesses use English as their official working language.

Study in Sweden

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It is a big step to study abroad, and the options are almost limitless……… So what makes ‘SWEDEN’ stand out as a study destination????

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Here are the top ten reasons that make Sweden one of the best destinations for higher education:

1. Chances are you can live in Sweden for years without learning a lick of Swedish. That’s because many Swedes are fluent in English and are always happy to switch so they can practice their English on you.

2. Swedish universities have an open climate, with a strong focus on group work. This will give you valuable skills for the future.

3. Swedish master’s degree programs offer unique opportunities to turn theory into practice.

4. The education system is student-centric and relations between students and teachers are informal.

5. Personal initiative and independent thinking are prized.

6. Swedish universities will encourage you to discover and develop your true strengths and talents.

7. Sweden has a dynamic learning environment with its systematic approach to generate new ideas.

8. Sweden is an exciting destination to study in as it imparts a culture that readily adopts new ideas. It influences and attaches great importance to exchange with the outside world.

9. In Sweden the close ties between higher education and the private sector give
students the opportunity to apply theory to real-world problems.

10. Sweden has one of the most ambitious educational evaluation programs in the world, aimed at maintaining the system’s competitive edge.

Why You Should Study in Switzerland?

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It Is A Huge Step For Any Student To Study Abroad, And The Options Are Endless…… So What Makes “SWITZERLAND” Stand Out As One Of The Favourite Study Destinations In The World?10176078_655820924454438_6822762203254166961_n

Here are ten reasons why you should consider studying abroad in Switzerland.

1. A Great Opportunity to interact with students and scholars from different parts of the Globe.

2. The Universities in Switzerland are mostly aided by the government and the fee is reasonably low.

3. Low student /faculty ratio and small working groups enhance a better learning environment.

4. A Swiss University provides a wide spectrum of courses that evoke the chance of employment in your favourite sector.

5. An International environment is the best opportunity to establish inter-cultural contacts and to have invaluable insight into a different culture and grow as a person.

6. In most Swiss Universities an academic year is divided into three periods- September to December, late January to early May, and late May to July. Such frequent intervals give ample opportunity for students to focus in their studies as well as to relax.

7. All Swiss Universities share a drive for quality in teaching and research, resulting in their consistent ranking among the best universities in the world.

8. High quality of life.

9. The country is home to many International government
organizations and non-governmental organizations and so the place is a friendly environment to International students.

10. Switzerland, being situated in the heart of Europe, is the crossroads of several languages and cultures. It has people from all over the World.

Am I Eligible to Study Abroad?

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To study abroad and capture new heights are a dream of all…………..! But then the most important question rises, “Am I eligible to study abroad??”

The requirements to study abroad may vary with the country, course and the college/university you choose. Still there are certain basic credentials you need to meet.

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Here are those indispensable eligibility criteria that are required to Study Abroad:

1. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS: The Educational requirements depend on the course and the college / university you are applying for. Those who have successfully passed 12th grade are eligible to Study Abroad.

2. CLEAR BACKGROUND: Besides an education qualification, a background check will be undertaken which involves scrutinizing your financial capacity, interests, professional experience etc.

3. ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY: It is mandatory to submit an English proficiency test score (IELTS, TOEFL or PTE). However, some countries provides exemptions too.

4. MEDICAL FITNESS: You need to be medically fit i.e.; you have to undergo tests to ensure that you do not possess any communicable diseases and should produce the certificate showing your fitness while you apply.

Changes in Canadian Student Visa Regulations

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The Citizenship & Immigration Canada has recently announced some changes in the International Student Visa Program for students applying for intake from Jan 2014.

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Here are the details of the changes:

• ATTENDANCE: As per the new regulations, the International Students are supposed to register and mark their attendance regularly at the institution to which they are obliged to. Otherwise their status in Canada will be made illegal.

• HANDPICKED INSTITUTIONS: International Students can enroll only to those institutions that are approved by Canadian Government from January 2014 on-wards. This is to safe guard the International Students from the fraud or unrecognized institutions.

• POST STUDY WORK PERMIT (PSWP) PROVISION: Only those foreign students graduating for the approved Canadian Universities & Colleges will be eligible for Post Study Work Permit.

• PSWP ELIGIBILITY: The Full-time students, who had regularly attended a course of minimum EIGHT months which will lead to Certificate, Diploma or Degree, will be eligible for PSWP.

• WORK OFF-CAMPUS WITHOUT PERMIT: All regular foreign students attending a course of minimum EIGHT months at any approved Canadian educational institutions & holding valid study visa/permit will not be required to apply for separate Off-Campus Work Permit, they will be allowed to work 20 Hours per week on their Student Visa itself, which means there will be NO waiting period of SIX months for newly landed International Students in Canada, they can work On-Campus/Off-Campus immediately after registering with their designated University or College.

The new regulations will come into force in June 2014.