I have an issue here.
I just got my international passport but truth be told i don’t have the money to travel out but i just have it incase. The issue i have is that how can i study abroad（west）? i dont really understand it...is it by scholarship or self funded and please what is the cost?
Also, which country suit my preferred course of study for my msc（literature）and at the same time can allow me to work as a student. I tried switzerland and austriala but my research say they are very expensive to live in...
please i need someone to give me a detailed explanation.God bless and happy new year.Less i forget, i attended an affiliated institution so am currently in nysc about to round up sha. We were only given statement of result. I do hear of needing transcripts to travel, please how can i get mine? and what other document should be required of me

Hmmmm.... can't find my spoon..... can someone lend me a spoon?..... somebody needs to be spoonfed.

Shagbatshagba:
I have an issue here.
I just got my international passport but truth be told i don’t have the money to travel out but i just have it incase. The issue i have is that how can i study abroad（west）? i dont really understand it...is it by scholarship or self funded and please what is the cost?
Also, which country suit my preferred course of study for my msc（literature）and at the same time can allow me to work as a student. I tried switzerland and austriala but my research say they are very expensive to live in...
please i need someone to give me a detailed explanation.God bless and happy new year.Less i forget, i attended an affiliated institution so am currently in nysc about to round up sha. We were only given statement of result. I do hear of needing transcripts to travel, please how can i get mine? and what other document should be required of me

Scholarships these days are competitive and they most give people in STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) . You are not going to find scholarship for literature. To student in the west you will be needing average of 7m to 9m for school fees and living expenses. One advice for you don't go and study a course like literature abroad, not lucrative and you will likely find no job after.

So as you dey like this if them give you scholarship to go study literature you go take am go study am?

Apply for a Master's degree in Portuguese language in a Brazilian university

Tuition is free and cost of living is relatively cheap, enough fresh food and fruits, beautiful beaches when you want to relax, home to the world famous caipirinha for sunny weather and an overall conducive atmosphere for cultural immersion.

Maria96:
Scholarships these days are competitive and they most give people in STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) . You are not going to find scholarship for literature. To student in the west you will be needing average of 7m to 9m for school fees and living expenses. One advice for you don't go and study a course like literature abroad, not lucrative and you will likely find no job after.

I appreciate your suggestions first. Why i want to study literature is to be able to get a job in non-english speaking countries.I studied english education in school . If that is bad, i might opt for human resources

Maria96:
Scholarships these days are competitive and they most give people in STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) . You are not going to find scholarship for literature. To student in the west you will be needing average of 7m to 9m for school fees and living expenses. One advice for you don't go and study a course like literature abroad, not lucrative and you will likely find no job after.

I appreciate your suggestions first. Why i want to study literature is to be able to get a job in non-english speaking countries.I studied english education in school . If that is bad, i might opt for human resources

A country will not most times give a foreigner employment in a job area where they have so many indigenes


That is practical

ScalesDemy:
Apply for a Master's degree in Portuguese language in a Brazilian university

Tuition is free and cost of living is relatively cheap, enough fresh food and fruits, beautiful beaches when you want to relax, home to the world famous caipirinha for sunny weather and an overall conducive atmosphere for cultural immersion.

do as this guy advice you, you will be teaching English there earning and at the same time studying Portuguese, after sometime you become thiet citizen and then japa to USA

Because there is jaoa everywhere doesn't mean you have to japa

brazil is a developing nation poverty rate is a bit high too