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5 Advantages Of Choosing An International Academic Destination

The University of Zurich

Years ago, we started studying the concept of globalization. At that time, it was something that was just in development but today we are witnessing the concept in all its glory. The world is increasingly becoming a global village where everyone is interdependent.

In such a world, educational standards are increasingly getting standardized. This means that the level of sophistication in education technology, exposure and academic standard in institutes are getting similar the world over.

This might lead one to think that it is equally good that one chooses to enroll in a domestic institution rather than traveling halfway around the world. Actually, no; you would be better off if you do decide upon pursuing your education from an international institution.

Read on to find out why it would be so.

  1. The concept of global exposure
    Having a good ranking in global exposure and studying in an international institution are two vastly different things. Just because your preferred institute offers you global exposure does not mean that it is going to be enough to get you industry ready.
    If you want to work in an international firm, then you will have to get comfortable with international standards. And that is something that you can only achieve while you travel and live internationally.
    Of course, academic tours do take place and there are exchange programs. But somehow, two months of travel do not just cut it. Think of it like this, when sitting for the same job, which is more likely to succeed, an internship experience or a proper job experience?
  1. Developing your language and communication skill
    When dealing with international clients, you need to be at par with their communication levels. Studying in an international academic destination will help you to not only learn a new language but also hone your communication skills. These are the small things that recruiters look for when they are scouting for talent.
    Adding an additional language will automatically make you more preferable in comparison to your competition. As the global markets continue to shrink, these skills are a lot in demand. If you want to go for management or media studies, learning an additional language will help you a lot in your field.
  1. Saving expenses
    There is a general conception that studying abroad will be a financial drain on the family. You will be surprised to know that this might not be the case. There are many countries and many educational institutes that provide grants to their students or the students who come to their colleges.
    You can make use of such scholarships that pay for your tuition fee and work your way through college. You will end up saving more money than you initially realize. Also, if you play in the exchange rate of a currency, it might favor you if you come from a country with a superior currency.
  1. Career opportunities
    You will have better placement opportunities if you show an international degree in your resume. The reason behind this is that even the companies today are looking forward to increasing their diversity.
    They know that bringing in people from different backgrounds will ultimately help in the development of their own employees. Even if you are returning home after your education, your degree will have an edge over domestic universities.
    There is also a chance that the course that you have pursued is not available in domestic colleges. In such a scenario, you will have a talent in demand from MNCs.
  1. A learning experience
    Let us focus on something more personal now, your own development. We study and work not only to earn good money but also to achieve personal growth. If that is missing from your life, you will not find satisfaction in what you do.
    When you study internationally, you are exposed to new cultures and students from all over the world. You get to learn new things, and trust me, these things matter and make a whole world of difference. These are the things that make up your life experience.

Your travel and your exposure will ultimately help you become a better person. The more you meet new people, the more will be the number of perspectives that you have in any given situation.


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Sophie Ireland
Sophie is currently serving as a Senior Economist at CEOWORLD magazine's Global Unit. She started her career as a Young Professional at CEOWORLD magazine in 2010 and has since worked as an economist in three different regions, namely Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, East Asia, and the Pacific. Her research interests primarily revolve around the topics of economic growth, labor policy, migration, inequality, and demographics. In her current role, she is responsible for monitoring macroeconomic conditions and working on subjects related to macroeconomics, fiscal policy, international trade, and finance. Prior to this, she worked with multiple local and global financial institutions, gaining extensive experience in the fields of economic research and financial analysis.


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