A master's degree in history allows you to study abroad.

Reference institutions for the master's degree in history: European medieval history from Oxford and Cambridge in the Foreign History Department, New Cultural History from Harvard and Yale, Song History from the University of Washington, Ancient Chinese History from Harvard, and Art History from the University of London. These are all

It's a very good subject.

Examination conditions for studying abroad for a master's degree in history: Commonwealth countries require IELTS 7.5 or above; North American countries require a TOEFL score of 100 or above, and a GRE score of 1300 or above.

In addition, since it is a liberal arts subject, the language and reading requirements are very high, and professional English is usually added.

Ways to study abroad: 1. The National Study Abroad Fund supports international exchange projects involving state-sponsored undergraduates and above, university cooperation projects, overseas training projects to train young backbone teachers, regional development plan special talent training projects, international cooperation projects and national and international cooperation projects.

International student exchange programs, exchange scholarship programs between countries, research on international regional issues, government exchange projects, World Bank loan training projects, etc.

2. Contact the schools where they are studying. Cultivate and recommend top students through domestic schools to study in counterpart schools abroad, or exchange students with each other, especially schools run by Sino-foreign joint ventures.

Since it is carried out in a planned and step-by-step manner, students are relatively well prepared, especially with a solid foundation in language and culture. Students will be less impacted by cultural differences after going abroad.

And due to the relatively systematic and unified management, students are taken care of more thoughtfully.

Extended information: Preparation for studying abroad: 1. Have a relatively comprehensive understanding of the political, economic, cultural background, educational system, and academic level of the country where you intend to study.

2. Comprehensively understand and master the situation of foreign schools, including history, tuition fees, academic system, majors, teaching staff, teaching facilities, academic status, number of students, etc. Pay special attention to the number of international students in the school and how many Chinese students are studying among them.

In addition, it is necessary to confirm whether the diploma issued by the school is recognized by our country.

3. What are the accommodation, transportation, and medical insurance conditions of the school?

4. Does the school have an overseas study agency in China authorized to recruit students?

5. Study visa status.

6. Does the country’s government allow international students to work legally?

7. The employment status of this major in the country.

8. Can I immigrate after graduation?