Aladin and his tourism skills
I thought of completely spicing up my academic life by having a whole environment change. I want to complete my postgraduate studies far away. It's a pending decision, say a fleeting idea. I am extremely interested in international relations and political economics, so changing the language and overall culture of my degree seems great. I want to see different views and opinions on this.
Is it worth leaving the country to study somewhere else?
Is it worth leaving the country to study somewhere else?
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