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<h1> About Canada</h1>
Today, Canada has become an ideal place for higher education studies sought by many prospective international students. The country has a rich history, from its Indigenous people to European colonization, and not to forget immigrant integration. Which has shaped a culture of diversity and inclusion that makes this planet's second-largest country a welcoming home not only for its citizens but also for the many people coming from all sides of the world.
Many of the Canadian universities are present in reputed international rankings, and a new strategy set by the Ministry of Education of Canada focuses on increasing the number of international students in the country. It is also regarded as one of the safest countries in the world, with a low crime rate. According to Global News, in terms of social progress and development, Canada was ranked the second country in the world with the highest quality of life.
The detailed educational plan provided by Canadian universities encourages international students to pursue part-time jobs during their Bachelor's or Master's studies and to remain in the country for work opportunities after graduation. Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, Montreal, and Quebec cover for the largest international student population and the regions provide a vibrant and lively atmosphere. In the said country, students can surely combine an enriching academic life with diverse and entertaining leisure activities.
<h2>Top Universities in Canada</h2>
The university or college that one chooses to go to can have a significant impact on the rest of one's life. That's why it is better to have some research about the universities and their rankings. 
Canadian universities have a long history and reputation in terms of academic performance, research, and high graduate employability rate. Many of the Canadian higher education institutions compete with leading and famous universities of the world (For instance, top-ranked universities from the United States and the United Kingdom).
According to the QS World University Rankings 2019, following are the top 15 universities in Canada:
<ol>
	<li>University of Toronto</li>
	<li>McGill University</li>
	<li>University of British Columbia</li>
	<li>Alberta University</li>
	<li>McMaster University</li>
	<li>Université de Montréal</li>
	<li>University of Waterloo</li>
	<li>Western University</li>
	<li>University of Calgary</li>
	<li>Queen's University</li>
	<li>Simon Fraser University</li>
	<li>Dalhousie University</li>
	<li>University of Ottawa</li>
	<li>University of Victoria</li>
	<li>Laval University</li>
</ol>
<h2>Popular Courses in Canada</h2>
Canada offers quality education and globally recognized degrees. Most study programs delivered by the Canadian universities focus a lot on research and technology and provides a chance to students to engage in intriguing experiments and projects, meant to provide them a complete study experience, based on innovation, re-creation and forward-thinking. Some of the most popular courses in Canada are as follows:
<ul>
	<li>Business Administration (primarily Master of Business Administration)</li>
	<li>Computer Science and Information Technology</li>
	<li>Business and Finance</li>
	<li>Core Engineering and Engineering Management</li>
	<li>Physical and Earth Sciences, and Renewable Energy</li>
	<li>Agricultural Science and Forestry</li>
	<li>Biosciences, Medicine, and Healthcare</li>
	<li>Media and Journalism</li>
	<li>Psychology and Human Resources</li>
</ul>
<h2>Living Expenses and Part-Time Jobs</h2>
Canada has very affordable education fees in comparison to other developed countries which becomes a prime reason for students opting for this country for their higher education. The country is renowned for its exceptional quality of life and the opportunities available to those who live there, but there are many essential things one needs to know about before making a move
Though, living costs in Canada vary a lot because of the vast territory the country covers but estimated living expenses vary between $20,000 and $30,000, in Canadian dollars, per annum. It includes accommodation costs, travel, food, textbooks, weather-appropriate clothing, and entertainment expenses as well. Generally, living in urban areas (in or near a big city) is more expensive than living in smaller towns or suburban areas. The most expensive cities to live in Canada are Toronto in Ontario, Vancouver in British Columbia, Victoria in British Columbia, Hamilton-Burlington in Ontario, Calgary in Alberta, etc. Whereas the least expensive cities are Abbotsford in British Columbia, St. Catherine's in Ontario, Moncton in New Brunswick, the province of Quebec, and more. Students should be able to meet the costs mentioned above while they are studying in Canada. Prices may increase by about 5% to 7% per year due to inflation and other external factors.
The job prospects after studying in Canada are lovely. The Canadian universities are the proud owner of having more than 5000 global tie-ups. The course curriculum in Canada is very industry-oriented. Hence, more than 90% of the graduates get employed in less than six months after graduating from their respective courses in Canada.
In Canada, Customized jobs are available in such a manner that they adhere to all the visa guidelines. Jobs are regarded as a path to earn some extra cash and interact with students from all over the world. In a sense, part-time jobs give students a complete experience of the student culture and life prevalent in the country. Following are the most popular on-campus jobs that a student can take up at Canadian universities:
<ul>
	<li>Translator</li>
	<li>Content Editor</li>
	<li>Night Auditor</li>
	<li>Tutor</li>
	<li>Fitness Instructor</li>
	<li>Social Media Assistant</li>
	<li>Online Researcher</li>
	<li>Cafeteria Worker</li>
	<li>Circulation Clerk</li>
	<li>Grant Analyst</li>
	<li>Web designer</li>
</ul>

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<h1>About the United States of America</h1>
The United States of America, according to recent university rankings, has emerged as a leading country known for its quality education. It is called the Holy Grail of international higher education. The country has, somewhat, a special allure and has always been drawing talented students like a magnet. Studying in an American environment allows for invaluable personal and professional growth, and opens up an infinite number of career opportunities after graduation.
One of the main reasons to choose the United States to study is the country's reputation for renowned higher-education programs. In the said country, approximately fifty percent of the world's top 50 universities are located. They consist of small class sizes, highly accredited professors, and advanced technology and research capabilities. 
The United States is considered as the leader in many areas of technology and research, also benefitting from generous funding and offering support to international Ph.D. students. Even undergraduates and postgraduates have the opportunity to attend a Bachelor's and Master's program that involves research.
Apart from studies, University campuses in the United States have a life of their own, and they are like small student towns and encouraging students to socialize, interact, and make friends. America also has a multicultural environment, and American universities support cultural diversity, and in this respect, organize various social and cultural activities. Graduating from an American University also offers a competitive edge once you enter the job market. Interacting with people with diverse backgrounds while studying in the USA enhance one's ability to interact with people from other cultures and analyze issues with a global perspective. 
<h2>Top Universities in the United States of America</h2>
The university or college that one chooses to go to can have a significant impact on the rest of one's life that's why it is better to have some research about the universities and their rankings. 
In the United States, California is the most represented state among the best US universities, with 15 universities, followed by 13 universities in New York, 12 universities in Texas and ten universities in Massachusetts. The institutions at the very top of the ranking are concentrated in these aforementioned popular destinations that are well known for their higher education opportunities. 
According to the QS World University Rankings 2019, following are the top 15 universities in the United States:
<ol>
	<li>Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)</li>
	<li>Stanford University</li>
	<li>Harvard University</li>
	<li>California Institute of Technology (Caltech)</li>
	<li>University of Chicago</li>
	<li>Princeton University</li>
	<li>Cornell University</li>
	<li>University of Pennsylvania</li>
	<li>Yale University</li>
	<li>Columbia University</li>
	<li>University of Michigan</li>
	<li>Johns Hopkins University</li>
	<li>Duke University</li>
	<li>The University of California, Berkeley (UCB)</li>
	<li>Northwestern University</li>
</ol>
<h2>Popular Courses in the United States in America</h2>
The United States of America has always been a top choice destination for study abroad students from around the world because of its diverse programs offered by different universities. According to Istudentglobal's research, the top 10 most popular majors in the United States are as follows:
<ul>
	<li>Engineering (Be it Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering, et cetera).</li>
	<li>Business Administration.</li>
	<li>Computer Science.</li>
	<li>Visual and Applied Arts.</li>
	<li>Social Sciences (including Anthropology, Economics, Geography, Political Science, and Sociology).</li>
	<li>Liberal Arts and Sciences (Psychology, History, Philosophy, Languages, Literature, Art History, and more)</li>
	<li>Intensive English.</li>
	<li>Biological and Biomedical Sciences.</li>
	<li>Health Professionals (courses like medicine and nursing)</li>
</ul>
 
<h2>Living Expenses and Part-time Jobs</h2>
The United States offers some of the best undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in the world, but also potentially high living costs one should know.
Though, living costs in the United States vary a lot because of the large territory the country covers but estimated the living cost for the US is around $10000 to $12000 per year, which averages around $700 to $1000 per month. It includes accommodation costs, travel, food, textbooks, weather-appropriate clothing, and entertainment expenses as well. Generally, living in urban areas (in or near a big city) is more expensive than living in smaller towns or suburban areas. Students should be able to meet the costs mentioned above while they are studying in the US. Prices may increase by about 5% to 7% per year due to inflation and other external factors.
In the United States, campus jobs are customized in such a manner that they adhere to all the visa guidelines. These jobs are regarded as a path to earn extra cash and interact with all the Students. In a sense, part-time jobs give students a complete experience of the student culture and life prevalent in the country. Following are the ten most popular on-campus jobs that a student can take up at American universities:
<ul>
	<li>Library Monitor</li>
	<li>Teaching Assistant</li>
	<li>Tour Guide</li>
	<li>Peer Tutor</li>
	<li>Academic Department Assistant</li>
	<li>Campus Tech Support</li>
	<li>Production Assistant</li>
	<li>University Book Store Assistant</li>
	<li>Babysitter</li>
	<li>Barista</li>
</ul>

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<h1>About the United Kingdom</h1>
The United Kingdom is probably one of the most cosmopolitan countries in the world. It is known for its multicultural society, with nearly all religions and faiths represented. With a racial, ethnic, and religious jumble, the country is very open to new traditions and cultures which acts as an excellent thing for international students. Over 400,000 international students visit the country every year in which China, India, US, Hong Kong, and Malaysia are among the top five.
Degrees and qualifications from the United Kingdom higher education institutions are known around the globe as high quality and world-class. This standard of excellence is set by some of the older and renowned universities, such as Oxford and Cambridge. The UK education system focuses on close interaction between students and professors and also provides the freedom to combine different subjects into a single course of study with its interdisciplinary course structure.
There are a lot of health benefits offered by the country. Such as Indian students in the United Kingdom are eligible to receive free medical treatment by the National Health Service (NHS) if enrolled in a full-time course. Many international students in the UK gain work experience along with their study. A part-time job, internship, or placement during vacation and volunteering are some ways to develop valuable skills. It can also be a part of the study course for some colleges. 
<h2>Top Universities in the United Kingdom</h2>
The university or college that one goes to can have a major impact on the rest of their life. That's why it's better to do some research about the universities and their rankings. 
British universities provide wide-ranging globally-recognized study programs, preparing students for future careers in major international companies. The United Kingdom is also home to some of the best research and technology facilities in the world. According to the QS World University Rankings 2019, following are the top 15 universities in the United Kingdom:
<ol>
	<li>University of Oxford</li>
	<li>University of Cambridge</li>
	<li>Imperial College London</li>
	<li>UCL (University College London)</li>
	<li>University of Edinburgh</li>
	<li>University of Manchester</li>
	<li>King's College London</li>
	<li>London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)</li>
	<li>University of Bristol </li>
	<li>University of Warwick</li>
	<li>University of Glasgow</li>
	<li>Durham University </li>
	<li>University of Sheffield</li>
	<li>University of Birmingham </li>
	<li>University of Nottingham </li>
</ol>
<h2>Popular Courses in the United Kingdom</h2>
The United Kingdom university degrees are amongst the world's most popular study programs in the world. These universities have a long and rich tradition of assembling bright minds and preparing them to become future professionals. This process is built upon many years of excellence in cutting-edge research and teaching activities, provided by world-class academics and supported by modern facilities which are recognized globally.
Among a broad spectrum of degrees offered at the United Kingdom universities, some have higher global popularity. These are as follows:
<ul>
	<li>Medicine</li>
	<li>Business</li>
	<li>Natural Sciences</li>
	<li>Engineering and Technology</li>
	<li>Arts</li>
	<li>Law</li>
	<li>Social Sciences.</li>
	<li>Media and Communication</li>
	<li>Hospitality and Tourism</li>
</ul>
<h2>Living Expenses and Part-Time Jobs</h2>
The United Kingdom can be one of the most expensive countries to live in. The total average cost of studying in the UK is estimated to be at least £20,200 per annum, with studying in London likely to be significantly more expensive. To cope up with this, students can have a look at the extensive range of scholarships to explore in the UK offered by the government, individual universities, independent organizations, and various charities.
Though, living costs in the United Kingdom vary a lot because of the large territory the country covers but estimated living expenses vary between £895 to £1,570, per month. It includes accommodation costs, room, and board, food, travel, and textbooks only. Generally, living in urban areas (in or near a big city) is more expensive than living in smaller towns or suburban areas. Students should be able to meet the costs mentioned above while they are studying in the United Kingdom. Prices may increase by about 5% to 7% per year due to inflation and other external factors. 
There are thousands of part-time jobs available in the United Kingdom to help fund one's studies and social life. International students who are studying in the said country on a Tier 4 student visa are usually allowed to work for up to 20 hours per week during term-time and full-time during the holidays. Some of the most popular part-time jobs available for international students are as follows:
<ul>
	<li>Office or Reception work</li>
	<li>Student Ambassador</li>
	<li>Research Assistant</li>
	<li>Content writer and editor</li>
	<li>Retail Manager</li>
	<li>Factory worker</li>
	<li>Cafeteria worker</li>
</ul>

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<h1>About Australia</h1>
Today, Australia is the third most popular international student destination in the world. The country attracts around 300,000 international students every year, and the number has taken a sharp jump in 2018 and 2019. Further, universities and colleges in Australia are very diverse and well-equipped with world-class facilities and quality education which have benefitted not just the country, but the world. Australia is home to 43 universities which comprises 40 Australian universities, two international universities, and one private specialty university. 
The country has, somewhat, a special allure and has always been drawing talented students like a magnet. Studying in an Australian environment allows for invaluable academic, professional, and personal growth, and opens up an infinite number of career opportunities after graduation. Australian Universities also provide innumerable opportunities in many areas of technology and research, also benefitting from generous funding and offering support to international Ph.D. students. Even undergraduates and postgraduates have the opportunity to attend a Bachelor's and Master's program that involves research.
Apart from studies, University campuses in Australia have a life of their own, and they are like small student towns and encouraging students to socialize, interact, and make friends. Australia also has a multicultural environment, and Australian universities support cultural diversity and in this respect, organize various social and cultural activities.
<h2>Top Universities in Australia</h2>
The university or college that one chooses to go to can have a significant impact on the rest of one's life that's why it is better to have some research about the universities and their rankings. 
Fortunately, 37 of the world's best universities in the 2019 edition of the QS World University Rankings are in Australia, including 15 in the global top 250. The institutions at the very top of the ranking are well known for their higher education opportunities. According to the QS World University Rankings 2019, following are the top 15 universities in Australia:
<ol>
	<li>Australian National University</li>
	<li>University of Melbourne</li>
	<li>University of Sydney</li>
	<li>University of New South Wales</li>
	<li>University of Queensland</li>
	<li>Monash University</li>
	<li>University of Western Australia</li>
	<li>University of Adelaide </li>
	<li>University of Technology, Sydney</li>
	<li>University of Newcastle</li>
	<li>University of Wollongong</li>
	<li>Queensland University of Technology</li>
	<li>Curtin University</li>
	<li>Macquarie University</li>
	<li>RMIT University</li>
</ol>
<h2>Popular Courses in Australia</h2>
Universities located in Australia have a strong reputation worldwide. The Australian education system is known to be a strong proponent of internationalization and provides diverse programs which become a prime reason for its popularity among international students. The most popular majors in Australia are as follows:
<ul>
	<li>Business and Management</li>
	<li>Medicine</li>
	<li>Dentistry</li>
	<li>Finance and Accounting</li>
	<li>Law </li>
	<li>Education</li>
	<li>Creative Arts and Design</li>
	<li>Engineering</li>
	<li>Computer Science and Information Technology</li>
	<li>Environmental Science</li>
	<li>Psychology</li>
</ul>
<h2>Living Expenses and Part-time Jobs</h2>
The prime reason for Australia being popular among Indian (International) students is due to the exceptional quality of education and also because of stay-back and immigration features. It offers some of the best undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in the world, but also potentially high living costs one needs to be aware of. 
The Australian Government specifies AU$20,290 as the minimum amount required to cover living costs for one year. This figure excludes tuition fees or the cost of travel to and from the country. The average tuition fee for international undergraduate students is AU$30,840 per annum, whereas, for international postgraduate students, the average tuition fee is AU$31,596.
Generally, the cheaper the cost the further away from the city you will be, the more people you'll be living with, or the more rundown the accommodation will be. Expenses also vary depending on the city in which one chooses to study, with Sydney being more expensive, while Adelaide and Canberra are generally less costly.
International students in Australia are allowed to work up to 40 hours a fortnight during the university semester study periods and full-time during the vacation period. Following are the most popular part-time jobs that a student can take up at Australian universities:
<ul>
	<li>Hospitality (working in cinemas, restaurants, bars, hotels, takeaway food stores, and sporting venues)</li>
	<li>Tourism Management</li>
	<li>Tutor</li>
	<li>Agricultural Sector</li>
	<li>Sales and Telemarketing</li>
	<li>Administration or Clerical jobs</li>
	<li>Retail</li>
</ul>

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<h1>About New Zealand </h1>
New Zealand is an island country, with gorgeous scenery and excellent study opportunities. It has a safe and welcoming environment with a world-class reputation for cutting-edge research and creative energy. The said country's culture is a diverse and unique blend of Maori and European traditions, with influences from Asia, Polynesia, and many other countries. These elements make the country an attractive destination for prospective international students.
The country provides a unique approach to education. Students are encouraged to think as an individual and find their solutions, which helps the students to develop unique strengths and ideas while studying in the country. The commanding sector of the national economy of Australia is the service sector, followed by the industrial sector.
Universities of New Zealand are recognized internationally and are highly regarded by employers worldwide. Further, teaching standards in the country are excellent, and students get to benefit from smaller class sizes that offer more individualized attention. New Zealand is a young country where resourcefulness and freedom are highly regarded. International students can look forward to a very supportive learning environment where they are encouraged to raise questions and perform creatively.
<h2>Top Universities in New Zealand</h2>
The university or college that one chooses to go to can have a major impact on the rest of one's life that's why it is better to have some research about the universities and their rankings. 
Studying in New Zealand gives a student a British-based education, for a fraction of the price. Also, the degrees are recognized worldwide are always up-to-date with global standards. There are approximately 600 private universities and eight state-funded universities in New Zealand. 
According to the QS World University Rankings 2019, following are the top universities of New Zealand, all ranked in the global top 500:
<ol>
	<li>University of Auckland</li>
	<li>University of Otago</li>
	<li>Victoria University of Wellington</li>
	<li>University of Canterbury </li>
	<li>University of Waikato</li>
	<li>Lincoln University</li>
	<li>Massey University</li>
	<li>Auckland University of Technology (AUT) </li>
</ol>
<h2>Popular Courses in New Zealand</h2>
Universities in New Zealand offer mainly two academic intakes: January and July. Some universities also offer multiple intakes to its students in September and November.
New Zealand offers quality education and globally recognized degrees. Most study programs delivered by the universities in New Zealand focus a lot of research and provides a chance to students to engage in intriguing experiments and projects, meant to offer them an enjoyable study experience, based on innovation and forward-thinking. Some of the most popular courses in New Zealand are as follows:
<ul>
	<li>Hospitality Management</li>
	<li>Accounting and Finance</li>
	<li>Engineering (primarily Mechanical Engineering)</li>
	<li>Computer Science</li>
	<li>Business Administration</li>
</ul>
<h2>Living Expenses and Part-Time Jobs</h2>
New Zealand is an excellent country for students to pursue their higher education, offering the best of both worlds, in education as well as the quality of life. Universities in New Zealand are permitted to set their tuition fees that the fee varies as per the course and level of the study program. International students can expect to pay between NZ$22,000 and NZ$32,000 for an undergraduate degree, and between NZ$26,000 and NZ$37,000 for a postgraduate course. Moreover, there are scholarships available for international students at all levels of study. Universities or the government offer these scholarships.
Living expenses depend on where one chooses to live in New Zealand. As in most countries, the bigger cities require a more substantial living budget than the smaller cities and towns. It is recommended that a student allows between NZ$15,000 - NZ$27,000 per annum.
A student visa of New Zealand makes a student able to work up to 20 hours per week during term time, and full-time out of term time. Students completing Masters by Research or Ph.D. can work full-time throughout their studies. Following are the most popular on-campus jobs that a student can take up at Canadian universities:
<ul>
	<li>Data-entry work</li>
	<li>Translation assignments</li>
	<li>An attendant in retail and supermarkets </li>
	<li>An attendant in small restaurants and cafeterias</li>
	<li>On-campus opportunities to work in the campus library, laboratory, and so on.</li>
	<li>Content Writer and Editor</li>
	<li>Web designer</li>
	<li>Tutor</li>
	<li>Online Researcher</li>
</ul>

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<h1>About Singapore</h1>
Singapore is known for being a developed country with leaning skyscrapers and multicultural communities despite its young status. It is considered to have one of the best education systems in the world, and getting an education here seems like a ticket to a brighter future. The country also provides a chance to earn an internationally-recognized degree at affordable costs.
Fortunately, it is one of the world's safest cities. It makes it a perfect place for those international students who are usually also the curious wanderers in a foreign country. This country may seem small geographically, but in the realms of higher education and research, it is a big hitter. Within the context of global competitiveness and innovation, Singaporean universities are also gaining massive recognition. 'Singapore's two leading universities are now both ranked within the 'world's top 15, and the city itself is ranked 15th in the QS Best Student Cities 2019. It reflects its amalgamation of educational excellence, high quality of life, and diverse student community.
<h2>Top Universities in Singapore</h2>
The university or college that one goes to can have a major impact on their life that's why it's better to have some research about the universities and their rankings. 
Singapore is a country which focuses on internationalization and innovation by generating a growing selection of exciting options for prospective students. There are 34 universities in the said country out of which six are national. The two best-known, the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) both feature in the world's top 15 universities in the QS World University Rankings 2019, offering courses in a diverse range of subjects to their student populations of over 30,000 each. Some of the top universities in Singapore are as follows:
<ol>
	<li>National University of Singapore (NUS)</li>
	<li>Nanyang Technological University (NTU)</li>
	<li>Singapore Management University</li>
	<li>Management Development Institute of Singapore</li>
	<li>Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy</li>
	<li>NUS Business School</li>
	<li>INSEAD Asia Campus</li>
	<li>Singapore University of Social Sciences</li>
	<li>LASALLE College of the Arts</li>
	<li>Singapore Institute of Technology</li>
</ol>
<h2>Popular Courses in Singapore</h2>
Singapore is a knowledge-based society driving in the global economy. Hence, education is considered as the only factor responsible for shaping the said country's economy. The medium of education in the country is English and Malay, Mandarin or Tamil. Among a broad spectrum of degrees offered at the Singaporean universities, some have higher global popularity. These are as follows:
<ul>
	<li>Business Administration and Management</li>
	<li>Computer Science and Information Technology</li>
	<li>Engineering (Be it Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering, etc.)</li>
	<li>Architecture</li>
	<li>Medicine</li>
	<li>Travel and Tourism Management</li>
	<li>Culinary and Hotel Management</li>
	<li>Creative Arts or Design</li>
</ul>
<h2>Living Expenses and Part-time Jobs</h2>
Singapore has one of the highest living standards in South East Asia, and luckily, daily necessities and luxuries are readily available in the country. It is an emerging hub of higher education with its world-renowned quality universities which are well-presented in significant university ranking systems. 
An international student in Singapore spends, on average, about S$750 to S$2,000 a month on living expenses. This amount does not include tuition fees and travel expenses from one's home country to Singapore. And also, this amount may vary depending on your lifestyle and course of study. The tuition fee varies between S$30,000 to S$90,000, depending upon the level and course of education. 
According to the Singaporean Government, international students on a Student Pass in the country are eligible to work part-time for 16 hours a week during term and unlimited hours during vacation. 
Unlike other countries, the said country does not allow one to take up any work. The Singaporean universities have internships which are related to the course you are planning to study. A student can only opt for these related internships during his/her duration of the study. However, some part-time jobs popular for international students in the country are:
<ul>
	<li>Data-entry Operator</li>
	<li>Kitchen staff in restaurants</li>
	<li>Freelance graphic designer and programmer</li>
	<li>Interpreter</li>
	<li>Research Assistant</li>
	<li>Content writer and editor</li>
	<li>Retail Manager</li>
	<li>Social Media Assistant</li>
	<li>On-campus jobs (For instance, auditing all the books and magazines in the library)</li>
</ul>

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B.Arch. (Bachelor of Architecture)

M.Arch. (Master of Architecture)

University Of Auckland

Master Of Planning

Postgraduate Diploma - Architecture

Bachelor Of Property

Master Of Architecture

Master Of Architecture - Professional

Bachelor Of Architectural Studies

Master Of Architecture - Sustainable Design

Master Of Architecture And Urban Planning

Master Of Architecture - Professional And Urban Planning - Professional

Master Of Urban Planning - Professional and Urban Design

Master Of Urban Planning - Professional

Bachelor Of Urban Planning - Honours

Master Of Urban Planning

Master Of Urban Planning - Professional and Heritage Conservation

Master Of Property

Trinity College Dublin

Master Of Science - Development Practice

University Of Melbourne

Bachelor Of Design - Architecture

Bachelor Of Design - Urban Planning

Master Of Landscape Architecture

Bachelor Of Design - Property

Master Of Architectural Engineering

Master Of Philosophy - Architecture - Building And Planning

Graduate Diploma - Property Valuation

National University Of Singapore

Master Of Laws - Intellectual Property + Technology Law

Master Of Science + Intellectual Property Management

Master Of Arts - Architecture

Bachelor Of Science - Real Estate - Urban Planning

Master Of Architecture - Design Technology And Sustainability

Bachelor Of Arts - Architecture - Honours

Harvard University

Masters Of Urban And Regional Planning

Master Of Landscape Architecture II

Master Of Architecture I

Master Of Landscape Architecture I

Master Of Design Studies - Urbanism, Landscape, Ecology

Master Of Architecture II

Massey University

Bachelor Of Design - Textile Design - Honours

Bachelor Of Resource and Environmental Planning

Bachelor Of Design - Fashion Design - Honours

Bachelor Of Business Studies In Property Management

University Of Cambridge

Stanford University

Bachelor Of Science - Architectural Design

University Of Queensland

Bachelor Of Architectural Design

Master Of Development Practice

Bachelor Of Regional And Town Planning - Honours

Bachelor Of Regional And Town Planning

Master Of Urban And Regional Planning

Graduate Certificate - Development Practice

Mcgill University

Bachelor Of Science - Architecture

Master Of Architecture - Architectural History

Master Of Architecture - Design Studio

University Of Otago

Bachelor Of Science - Land Planning And Development

Bachelor Of Science - Land Planning and Development

University College Cork

Master Of Engineering Science - Information Technology In Architecture, Engineering And Construction

University College London

Master Of Science - Naval Architecture

Master Of Science - Urban Design And City Planning

Master Of Architecture - Design For Performance And Interaction

Master Of Science - Mega Infrastructure Planning And Appraisal And Delivery

Master Of Science - Geoinformatics For Building Information Modelling

Master Of Science - Spatial Planning

Master Of Science - Transport And City Planning

Bachelor Of Science - Urban Planning And Design And Management - Honours

Master Of Science - Urban Development Planning

Master Of Planning - City Planning

Master Of Science - Development Administration And Planning

Master Of Science - Architectural Computation

Bachelor Of Science - Planning And Real Estate - Honours

Master Of Engineering - Engineering And Architectural Design - Honours

Bachelor Of Science - Architecture - Honours

Bachelor Of Science - Architectural And Interdisciplinary Studies - Honours

Master Of Science - International Real Estate And Planning

Master Of Science - International Planning

Master Of Architecture - Design For Manufacture

Master Of Arts - Architecture And Historic Urban Environments

Master Of Science - Sustainable Urbanism

Master Of Architecture - Architectural Design

Massachusetts Institute Of Technology

Master Of Science - Urban Studies and Planning

Master Of Science - Architecture Studies

Bachelor Of Science - Planning

B.F.Sc. (Bachelor of Fishery Science)

B.P.P. (Bachelor Preparatory Programme)

M.P.T. (Master of Physiotherapy)

M.B.B.S. (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery)

M.D.S. (Master of Dental Surgery)

B.A. (Bachelor of Arts)

B.M.S. (Bachelor of Management Studies)

B.F.A. (Bachelor of Fine Arts)

B.B.A. (Bachelor of Business Administration)

Professional Studies

C.A. (Chartered Accountant)

M.A. (Master of Arts)

M.Phil. (Master of Philosophy)

B.I.B (Bachelor of International Business Administration)

B.Tech. (Bachelor of Technology)

M.B.S. (Master of Business Studies)

D.N.B. (Diplomate of National Board)

B.B.M. (Bachelor of Business Management)

J.D (Juris Doctor)

B.A.F. (Bachelor of Accounting and Finance)

E.M.B.A. (Executive Masters of Business Administration)

B.P.T. (Bachelor of Physiotherapy)

LL.M. (Master of Law)

LL.B. (Bachelor of Laws)

M.Tech. (Master of Technology)

M.F.A. (Master of Fine Arts)

Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy)

M.Com. (Master of Commerce)

B.F.T. (Bachelor of Foreign Trade)

B.Tech. + M.B.A. (Bachelors of Technology + Masters of Business Administration)

B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce)

B.B.M. + M.B.A. (Bachelors of Business Management + Masters of Business Administration)

B.Ed. (Bachelor of Education)

B. B. M. C. A. (Bachelor of Business Management)

B.B.S. (Bachelor of Business Studies)

M.M.M. (Master of Marketing Management)

MBA+PGDBA Program (Masters in Business Admiistration + Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration)

B.Tech. + M.Tech. (Bachelors of Technology + Masters of Technology)

M.M.S. (Master of Management Studies)

M.Lib. (Master of Library Sciences)

B.U.M.S. (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery)

B.Pharm. (Bachelor of Pharmacy)

B.Lib. (Bachelor of Library Sciences)

B.Voc. (Bachelor of Vocation)

B.Ed. + M.Ed. (Bachelors of Education + Masters of Education)

B.V.Sc. (Bachelor of Veterinary Science)

P.G.P.M. (Post Graduate Program in Management)

M.F.T. (Master of Foreign Trade)

M.H.R.D.M. (Master in Human Resources Development Management)

G.N.M. (General Nursing and Midwifery)

M.C.A. (Master of Computer Applications)

M.S.M. (Master of Sports Management)

M.F.M. (Master of Financial Management)

B.Sc. + B.Ed. (Bachelors of Science + Bachelors of Education)

B.A. + B.Ed. (Bachelors of Arts + Bachelors of Education)

B.Tech. + LL.B. (Bachleors of Technology + Bachelors of Law)

B.H.R.M. (Bachelor of Human Resource Management)

M.V.Sc. (Master of Veterinary Science)

P.G.D.M. (Post Graduate Diploma in Management)

B.P.Ed. (Bachelor of Physical Education)

M.Pharm. (Master of Pharmacy)

B.I.M. (Bachelor of Information Management)

B.A.M. + M.A.M. (Bachelors of Ayurvedic Medicine + Masters of Ayurvedic Medicine)

B.A. + LL.B. (Bachelors of Arts + Bachleors of Law)

M.Sc. + M.B.A. ( Masters of Sciences + Masters of Business Administration)

B.B.A. + M.B.A. (Bachelors of Business Administration + Masters of Business Administration)