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Do students want to study abroad (3)
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Do studentswant to study
abroad?
Students:
Argauzova Anna
Sergeicheva Kristina
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IntroductionFor us, as students, this topic is interesting
because it can help us better understand
the experiences and motivations of our
peers, which, in turn, can influence our
own decision-making.
And as a project, this topic is important
because understanding students' interest
in studying abroad allows universities to
adapt their programs to accept more
international students.
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Product, goal and objectivesThe problem: In the modern world, many students are thinking about studying abroad, but
not all decide to do so. This is due to the fact that many students do not know if studying
abroad is suitable for them and where they should start.
Goal: Create a guide for students that will help them learn more about studying abroad.
Objectives :
• To study scientific articles on this topic, to collect the necessary information.
• Conduct a survey among students in order to find out their thoughts and doubts about
studying abroad.
• Identify the factors that influence students' decision to study abroad.
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Article analysisStudying abroad brings many benefits, such
as gaining new knowledge and gaining useful
experience. However, students' decision to
study abroad is influenced by various factors,
including difficulties with translation,
language proficiency, as well as cost and
security.
“Research results show that 31 criteria are
classified into 5 groups of factors affecting the
choice of students to study abroad, including
personal improvement, images of educational
institutions, destination image, promotional
information about higher education in another
country, and cost issues”.
5.
Article analysisThese articles talk about the motives, factors,
advantages and disadvantages of studying abroad
for students from Russia, India, and Japan.
In these articles, the motives that most motivate
students to study abroad were clarified. It is also said
about the driving factors of emigration of graduates of
medical universities.
«The four most important factors mentioned by
interviewees to move abroad were better
possibilities for career advancement, better
working and research conditions abroad,
international exposure and financial benefits».
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Survey: Do Students Want to Study Abroad?Section 1: General Information
1. What is your gender?
2. How old are you?
3. What is your current level of education?
Section 2: Interest in Studying Abroad
1. Have you ever considered studying
abroad?
2. If yes, what are your main motivations for
desire to study abroad? (Select all that
apply)
3. What concerns do you have about
studying abroad? (Select all that apply)
• Financial costs
• Language barriers
• Cultural differences
• Academic challenges
• Homesickness
• Other (please specify)
Section 3: Need for a Guide
1. Do you think having a guide on how
to study abroad would be helpful?
2. If yes, what topics should this guide
cover? (Select all that apply)
3. How would you prefer to receive this
guide?
Section 4: Additional Feedback
Please share any additional comments
or suggestions you have regarding
studying abroad.
7.
Results of the surveyWhat is your
gender?
Male
Female
8.
Results of the surveyHow old are
you?
Under 18
18-22
9.
Results of the surveyWhat is your current level of education?
Master's degree
Bachelor's degree
0
10
20
Bachelor's degree
30
40
Master's degree
50
60
10.
Results of the surveyHave you ever considered studying abroad?
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Yes
No
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Results of the surveyWhat are your main motivations for wanting to study
abroad?
Personal growth
Career prospects
Improving language skills
Cultural experiences
Academic opportunities
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
12.
Results of the surveyWhat concerns do you have about studying abroad?
Homesickness
Academic challenges
Cultural differences
Language barriers
Financial costs
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
13.
Results of the surveyDo you think having a guide on how to study abroad would
be helpful?
No
Not sure
Yes
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
14.
Results of the surveyIf yes, what topics should this guide cover?
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Application
process
Financial aid
Visa
and
requirements
scholarships
Housing
options
Cultural
adaptation
Language
preparation
15.
Results of the surveyHow would you prefer to receive this
guide?
Printed booklet
Online (PDF)
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ConclusionIn conclusion, we can say that students
want to study abroad. The analysis of the
articles revealed the factors that influence
the decision of students to study abroad.
Our survey of students showed that many
of them are unsure about studying abroad,
which confirms the need to create a guide.
Thus, the objectives set were achieved.
Now we will talk about achieving our goal.
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Product18.
ReferencesBokareva Mariia. (2014). Social Causes of Russian Students’ Motivation to Study Abroad/Procedia - Social and Behavioral
Sciences, Volume 127, Pages 124-128
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877042814023167?via%3Dihub
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cal_Students
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longitudinal study/ International Journal of Intercultural Relations, Pages 507–521
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cal_Students
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