UK or Australia for higher education?

Galen Gowers: Hi!You will find everything on the websites below:For Canada: http://www.aucc.caFor Singapore http://www.educationtimes.comFor UK: http://www.britishcouncil.org/For France: http://www.campusfrance.org/enFor USA http://www.fulbright-india.orgFor Germany http://www.campus-germany.orgFor Netherlands http://www.nuffic.nlFor Australia: http://www.idp.com/The above website are the websites of the respective governments to assist international students. Go to their offices only.For GMAT: http://www.mba.comFor TOEFL: http://www.ets.org/toeflhttp://www.geebeeworld.comYou can always do a MBA. Now keep one thing in mind. The country of the MBA program is really not that important as much as the accreditation. These three accreditations are very important - AMBA, AACSB and EQUIS.Which ever program you apply to, make sure it has at least one of these accreditations. Then you need not be worried about the programs recognition. Have a look at their websites and select prog! rams listed there.AACSB - http://www.aacsb.edu/AMBA - http://www.mbaworld.com/page/welcome/EQUIS - http://www.efmd.org/html/home.aspAll the best!http://www.nataliahule.blogspot.com...Show more

Randall Twehous: the U. S. is very extreme priced and artwork opportunities on an F1 visa are VERY constrained. you need to be required to pay out of state classes at public universities and private ones should be even more suitable.

Star Gollnick: You're always going to get a biased answer but it depends on the course you would like to do, the field you are considering entering, and the culture you like more. There are some very good universities in Britain (the obvious ones of Cambridge and Oxford stand out) but the are some very good ones in Australia also. Unis in both countries have good reputations among some of the best in fields such as medicine and other sciences. It's a much of a muchness really!

Rosalia Hibler: I'm not sure about UK, but as far a Australia! goes, it is pretty good for higher education. Smaller classes! means a better student : teacher ratio.My college has many exchange students who come from all over the world to learn, because they believe Australia is a great, friendly place to learn.And there are tonnes of students who come from overseas so that they can learn in our University's...However, I guess it really depends on personal preference....Show more