The Importance Of A New Culture Enhance University...

To what extent does being in a new culture enhance the university experience? OUTLINE Introduction †¢ There are lots of people studying abroad. †¢ Different country’s university has different education system and academic backgrounds, student can gain different experiences during their overseas studying. †¢ Thesis statement: Studying abroad can improve student study skills and can broaden horizons I. Main Idea #1: Studying abroad which means students can contact with different culture that can rich students experience. A. Supporting points: †¢ Being in a different culture and academic backgrounds can influence on students’ intercultural adaptation and how can develop their independent learning. †¢ Individuals†¦show more content†¦Ã¢â‚¬ ¢ Restate Thesis: Studying abroad can improve student studying skills and broaden horizon. In recent years, more and more people studying abroad, international students are one important part of university classes. The increase in international student numbers reflect the importance of student studying overseas(Hellstà ©n and Prescott. 2002). Different country’s university has different education system and academic backgrounds, student can gain different experience during their overseas studying. The internationalization of education need student adaptation and changing their aspect to improve self-dependent and cultural awareness, most students travel to a lot of country when they stay at foreign university and contact as much as possible with native person to enhance language skills and cultural communication. So, studying abroad can improve student academic learning as well as broaden their horizons. There are some benefits of being different culture for university experience. First of all, studying abroad which means people can contact with different culture that can rich student’s experience. Staying at another cultures and different academic background provide an opportunity for international students, which can develop their independent learning and influence on students’ intercultural adaptation(Qing, Michele and Christopher, 2010). For most international students, â€Å"Going to university is a further step on a journey of self-discovery in which they are