Recently, there is an increasing number of students opting to study abroad. This trend has created certain benefits, but there will be also some negative effects.
On the one hand, studying overseas may provide students with better career opportunities. An international bachelor’s degree has global recognition and it will be easy to impress employers. As an example, McKinsey Vietnam is a subsidiary of the world’s most renowned consulting company. Now they are just recruiting people who have experienced tertiary education in foreign countries. Because working in a multinational corporation means that their staff has had to travel regularly between different nations, so the adaptability competency becomes the top requirement. Therefore, individuals have exposed to various norms, cultures and personalities will be priorities’ recruiter.
On the other hand, the drawbacks of this development is the students come from different places in the world may face many mental problems that would affect adversely their academic performances. It is clear that when a person lives in the culture, which are completely different to the one they have accustomed to, will find it hard to make friends and unable to get used to the environment. Consequently, those students feel difficult to focus on study. A British education report 2019, for instance, showed that international students who have extreme mental issues, such as homesickness, culture shock, etc. Can not concentrate fully in their study. As a result, the results of them often are lower than the ones have adjusted with the foreign environment.
In conclusion, the benefit of spending the time on third-stage education in foreign countries is better opportunities for the future. However, the downside would emerge consequently in terms of problems associated with mentality they may have to deal with.
Recently, there is an increasing number of
students
opting to study abroad. This trend has created certain benefits,
but
there will be
also
some
negative
effects.
On the one hand, studying overseas may provide
students
with better career opportunities. An international bachelor’s degree has global recognition and it will be easy to impress employers. As an example, McKinsey Vietnam is a subsidiary of the world’s most renowned consulting
company
.
Now
they are
just
recruiting
people
who have experienced tertiary education in foreign countries.
Because
working in a multinational corporation means that their staff has had to travel
regularly
between
different
nations,
so
the adaptability competency becomes the top requirement.
Therefore
, individuals have exposed to various norms, cultures and personalities will be priorities’ recruiter.
On the other hand
, the drawbacks of this development is the
students
come
from
different
places in the world may face
many
mental problems that would affect
adversely
their academic performances. It is
clear
that when a person
lives
in the culture, which are completely
different
to the one they have accustomed to, will find it
hard
to
make
friends and unable to
get
used
to the environment.
Consequently
, those
students
feel difficult to focus on study. A British education report 2019,
for instance
,
showed
that international
students
who have extreme mental issues, such as homesickness, culture shock, etc. Can not concentrate
fully
in their study.
As a result
, the results of them
often are
lower than the ones have adjusted with the foreign environment.
In conclusion
, the benefit of spending the time on third-stage education in foreign countries is better opportunities for the future.
However
, the downside would emerge
consequently
in terms of problems associated with mentality they may
have to
deal with.