Which is the best country to study and work there? (UK or Australia)?
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UK\n- lots of good universities\n- progressive in IT development, when compared to Australia\n- better wages, but higher cost of living\n- great base to explore Europe from\n- miserable weather\n\nAustralia\n- lower cost of living\n- friendly people\n- cities aren't manic\n- it's massive - takes a lot longer to go visit anywhere!\n- great weather\n\nI would say that it is more difficult to find work in Australia ... you can only work in one job for 3 months, and with the high proportion of travellers it is difficult to find decent jobs.\n\nBut then I live in the UK and would happily move to Oz :)  Just depends what you are really looking for!
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The United Kingdom and Australia. But, I think it is Australia.
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It's great! I've lived and worked all over (Australia, US, Germany & Ireland), and London is by far my favourite place. It's not cheap, though; The rent may well kill you.
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Good for you - Australia kicks A**\n\nCheck out http://www.immi.gov.au/
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It is very good for education, however job prospects are not so good. USA is the best!
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U.S. had reached massive development in the field of Bio-tech, as you asked placements are fine but the only problem is to get the visa, other than this plenty of jobs are available, other than the U.S. why you can choose Australia, they also have good job opportunity's when compared to u.s., so you can better try for Australia because the Visa also not much difficult to get.
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I'm from America but went to graduate school at The University of Melbourne. I recommend Australia wholeheartedly. The cost of living is much lower than the UK, the weather is nicer, and the schools are great. Melbourne Uni is ranked in the top 20 universities worldwide (see the link below), and the tuition costs were VERY low. I graduated four years ago and my tuition costs for the entire graduate program were about $16,000 USD.\n\nLook into what schools offer the programs that interest you most and then scout locations. My guess is that Australia will be the best, but I am not certain of your goals.\n\nGood luck!
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A lot of universities for you in Australia. Visit www.admissionglobal.com
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I have a best friend in Sydney, a true "Australian", born and raised there...and he's the most wonderful person I know!  I flew over there to visit, about 7 years ago...and everywhere I went, I met the most awesome people!  Australia was originally a penal colony, a place where England/Great Britain sent their convicts.  The Australians are a people founded on that, and many spend years tracing their roots, hoping to find that one of their ancestors WAS a convict.  They've taken that penal colony, and made it into a really great country, with the openess and democracy of American combined with the strength, fortitude and resolve of the Brits.  They're a strong, proud people, and if you ever get the chance to visit....you'll be like me, and not want to go home!  They share a dual-citizenship status with America, unlike Britain, who doesn't.  Every year, there are around 500 Americans who become Australian citizens and spend the rest of their lives there.  The country is beautiful, and you can be in the mountains one minute, and an hour later, be lazing on the beach!  They embrace the Aborigine culture, and you see it wherever you go in artwork, in names of cities, towns, streets, etc. (Wollongong, Parrametta, Coolangotta).  Their towns and cities and highways are clean, trash-free, and while there, I went through all areas of Sydney, and saw NO slums, NO graffiti, NO homeless, NO crime.  One of the friendliest nations in the world, and well worth the money spent to visit, if you get the chance!  And my having a southern accent (from Georgia in the US) seemed to be so cool to them! :)
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It depends..which country u r goin to study.If it is Australia u can look to Billy blue, Swinburn,RMIT,UTS etc.UK it cud be Glasgow caledonian University..u can even do some research on it n then go about it accordingly
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Australia.\n\nWorld class universities (several are in the top 10), cheaper educational and living costs.
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why not look up sydney, perth or alice springs. larger cities have better education.
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yeah depends what part you are in australia like young kids on the coast will go to the beach and markets and shopping and hangout for social activities in land in the country some kids hang out with there friends go camping paddock bashing driving around the farms, schools are ok didnt like my school much but exchange students always fitted in, jobs some kids get jobs at the fast food chains or supermarkets or work for mum and dad. really depends what part of australia u r interested studying in. does the exhnage student place have a website they may offer a list if where they run in around australia u maybe get leads from there and decide on a place you like the most...
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My advice- Dont go to Australia. Indians are not welcome there. I have spoken to many Indians who are in or have been to Australia and almost all had the feeling that the Australians are racist, especially with Asians and native Aboriginies. Dont believe me? Ask someone who has been to australia. After talking to them I dropped my plans of emmigrating to Australia. Do consider the UK or the US or maybe even Canada for your further studies. They may be a little costlier but the salaries after your studies is higher than those of Australia plus the people are much nicer
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I would say England , but if you do decide to learn in Spain check your travel insurance to see if would be covered in the event of an accident.
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U.S. is certainly better .First of all itis cheaper to study in U.S. than U.K. Also u tend to get a job more easily in U.S. after u complete ur degree than in U.K.
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Nearly all universities in Australia have overseas student programs. You can get a good list from the University Guide http://www.thegoodguides.com.au/