Globalisation has enabled
students
to travel to different parts of the world in their pursuit of education. In recent times, there is a surge in the number of University
students
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countries
for their higher studies.
Although
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this
trend, I personally believe that there are more pros than cons when compared.
Most
students
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are exposed to different cultures and languages.
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they start working as most of
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colleagues at work hail from diverse roots. A good illustration of
this
can be seen in the fact that even the parliament has
of members from different cultures and races.
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skilled labour is much more appreciated as
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companies in
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foreign
countries
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jobs with short working hours when compared to
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market.
Despite numerous
advantages
, there are some concerning aspects of
this
development. If most
students
move abroad after completing their graduation, the native
countries
will lose their highly educated
students
. These
students
are potential skilled labours in future who may work in their own country and help them prosper.
For example
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thousand
per annum in
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States of America
while
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and time in their own country, it would have aided the financial situation of India.
Furthermore
, the prestige of educational institutes is usually derived on the basis of how many
students
desire to study there. Eventually,
this
phenomenon of
foreign Universities will deprecate the prestige of
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domestic Universities. A good
of
this
can be seen in the fact that most South Asian Universities today rank lower than they did five decades ago
while
most immigrants and international
students
hail from the same region.
No matter the cons of
this
trend, I strongly believe that the
advantages
far outweigh the disadvantages. I concede that
this
may negatively impact the prestige and economy of the
countries
those
students
belong to, but at the same time, those potentially skilled
students
who go on to work abroad in future usually end up transferring a big share of their wealth which plays a significant part in increasing foreign remittances for their native country.
For example
, 11% of the GDP of India comes through foreign remittances.
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popularity of overseas education has
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fair share of upsides
as well as
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downsides. On one
it helps in cultural exchanges and finding better career opportunities
while
at the same, the native
countries
may lose out on their highly educated
students
and the reputation of the educational institutes may get compromised. I personally believe that
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far outweigh the disadvantages because there are three major
advantages
while
the cons are two-fold.