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Overseas Education 2012

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Quality and culture give UK appeal
by John Brennan | May 14, 2012

In the past academic year, there were about 7,980 Hong Kong students enrolled on first-degree courses in the UK, making the country one of the most popular overseas study destinations for local undergraduates.

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Kinship boosts lure of Maple Leaf
by Michael Kremmer | May 14, 2012

With estimates of around one million Hong Kong people having a relative living in Canada - and over 500,000 people in Canada being of Hong Kong descent - it is easy to understand how a sense of mutual familiarity has developed over the years. So when Hong Kong students and their parents consider...

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Excellence makes US popular draw
by John Brennan | May 14, 2012

Politically the world's superpower, the United States is also a major player in the international competition for overseas students.

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A wizard time in Oz
by Michael Kremmer | May 14, 2012

Australia offers Hong Kong students the means of acquiring academic qualifications that are internationally recognised and respected, from universities that are ranked in the world's top 50. They can also experience the richness of Australian culture and the breathtaking beauty of its natural...

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Monash helps make the transition
by John Brennan | May 14, 2012

In addition to now operating in Indonesia, mainland China, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Malaysia, Australia's Monash College began running its "transition education" programmes in Melbourne more than 20 years ago.

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Learning outside the class aids students to develop
by Michael Kremmer | May 14, 2012

Most Hong Kong students choose to study overseas in countries such as Australia or Canada, in order to gain access to a wide range of high quality courses offered by highly ranked universities, to improve their language skills and to benefit from the professional opportunities that may follow...

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Go Dutch for a first-class experience in studying
by Ginn Fung | May 14, 2012
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To go or not to go
by John Cremer | May 14, 2012

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