i even want to go abroad for studying, is malaysia a good place for studying it? and is there anything we can or we should study for getting a good job and lots of money with lots of  business trips. plz let me know
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the best way to learn programing is to do it, but if you want an "engineer" that is a differnt story.  they add the word engineering to any field such as civil [construction], industrial [buisness], or mechanical and when they do this they mean that its the normal schedule on steriods.  I know from studing mechanical engineering.  \n\nIn regaurd to Malasia, my sister went their and said it was a beutiful place, as for their software i don't know, but it you speak chinese than it is probably smart to move east for a good job with computers.
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Get in to top 20 Bschools in US/Europe or Australia. you r career will be sure your money will be worth it. if you save cash and then do MBA from any tomy dicky harry MBA Bschool in hurry the your carrer will be like a curry and may end in gutter. BEWARE and Decide where to put yuor $$ in.ALso find a destination where you will be able to work after yu graduate so you can get your money back or else you will end up in huge debt.
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It is wonderful to have such dreams... I had them also but could not afford to go overseas for study even though NOWADAYS.. that is the best place to go for higher education. MUCH MUCH better than in the U.S.  Unfortunately, you have to have money to do so and NO, I know of NO scholarships, etc that would pay for it.. I went to the Universities in the U.S. but had NO money and had to work morning, noon, night and evenings and it was not easy
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i found lots of info regarding studying in UK in\nhttp://www.edufive.com/studyabroad/uk.ht...\n\nThere i found some universities providing free info abt the courses and other details ...\ncheck them out!!!
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YES!!! East Asian Studies is a great major. Japan and China are both East Asia, as well as the emerging power of South Korea. I highly reccomend you do it - but only if it really interests you. I also suggest that you choose a specific nation ( I recommend China) and learn the language. With those skills you will go far in the business world. You can work as an international liason or in a diplomatic post, or work for an international corporation as an interpreter or an executive. The sky is the limit!
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I imagine it would be helpful if you look for a job with any business who works on an international level.  It might also help if you were looking to go work for a company in another country.  Pretty much anything that operates on an international level, across countries, is going to have some sort of business aspect, and an international business degree would look good for those sorts of positions.
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am not sure. but ive heard of it.\nhere, http://ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universiti-universiti_di_Malaysia\nu can check if it's available thru there. depending on which University ur interested in..
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You could apply for a Fulbright from the US state department to study in the US.  Studying in the Us is always good because the market is so big.
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First of all ,have you decided which university (i suppose you are a university student) you are gonna attend? There are many prestigious universities, both state and private. Turkey is a real cool country; with great history, GREAT food and lots of things to do. Do not hasitate at all about the country or about Istanbul. As for the universities check out the links..Hope they help..
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Studying abroad is a great way to see the world while learning something on the way. The main issue would arise when you have to pay for International Student Tuition Fees and accommodations. These fees are much higher for an International student compared to what you will pay at a domestic post secondary school. \n\nAnother thing you will face is a bit of culture shock - which could be worse depending on the type of person you are.\n\nBeing located somewhere very far from home can also be very difficult to try and get home quickly and easily when an emergency happens back home.\n\nThose are just some of the negatives - overall it would be a once in a lifetime experience. You will never be 19, 20, 21 or whatever age you are, so live it up.
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You can get a job teaching abroad.  You can teach english to students who work for big companys and corporations.  This is especially good because you want to go overseas.  The thing is, big companies and corporations need someone to be able to speak english to talk with big companies in USA.  So, they send these people to your english class.  These people will already know english so its not that difficult.  You just need to take their certificate class and you are almost garaunteed a job.  This certification program is accepted nationwide because of the strong skills they teach.  As a matter of fact, my friend took the class already.  He has a job next winter teaching in Vietnam.  I am about to take the class also.  I like the idea of going abroad to teach english.  You also get paid well for it.  In certain countries, your monthly pay is like their year of working.  So, when you get paid, you are practically king.  This of course varies.  But, in countries with strong currencies, they wont pay you low.  If they do, you cant survive over there, so nobody will go.  They are paying my friend $30 an hour.  In Vietnam, people make $30 a month.  So, with his contract, he will be teaching 10 hours a week. You wont get the 40 hour a week.  More like 10 a week to start.
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It is a pretty good University for the cost it has. Another very good option for international students is the University of Alberta which has a separate internation students association.\nU of Alberta international: http://www.international.ualberta.ca/\nU of Winnipeg: http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/index/international-index
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It depends a lot on what you want to study, which country would you prefer to study in and at what level do you want to study at(Masters, Bachelors etc..)\nPlease send me a message with more specifics and I will get in touch with you. I too am an international student studying in the US.
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I think you should come (stay in) America. There are so many great things you can do. America has educated and produced some of the worlds best thinkers. We have great extra curricular activities and hard-working proffesers and scholars who work all year around to make sure that the next genneration has what it needs to make a difference.
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There are tons of jobs in every area just like in any other country. What we would need to know to give you a decent answer would be what skills do you have and how well do you speak English.\n\nThe institution where you are studying will be able to give you some direction as to what's available or even offer you one.
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well studying in a rich country's university especially the famous ones defenitely is a big advantage... especially in terms of landing your ideal high paying jobs of your field. of all the applicants, corporations will tend to hire the ones coming from reputable universities with average grades rather than the ones with high grades but of universities they havent heard of... so that being, it would surely be a good boost to your credentials to have graduated from these famous universities from rich countries (so if you have can afford it, or have the brains to get scholarships for it, i would say it isnt a bad choice to do so)...in this competitive world, one could surely use a leverage from others...but dont think that's all what it takes to succeed though, you still have to have good personality and needs to work hard to achieve your goals...
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Hey Al, are you talking seriously? Where do you live? My question is because, if you live in the United States, there are thousands of academies, institutes, schools and the like, where you can study English either paying or free. But if you live outside the U.S. it's a different story. Where do you live now? (someone should translate this for you.)