2023土木工程学个人留学申请书
国内大学的标准读书时间是本科4年，硕士3年，而在澳大利亚、英国、新西兰，新加坡等国，本科仅需三年，硕士只需一年，这就大大降低了留学的机会成本。这里给大家分享一些2021土木工程学个人留学申请书，欢迎阅读!
2021土木工程学个人留学申请书
Dear _,
In a world that is continually growing and evolving and problems such as global warming and population growth becoming ever more real, the need for innovation and fresh ideas from the engineering world becomes increasingly evident. It is this that attracts me to civil engineering as a career because although I am aware of the many pressures and demands I would be facing, the sense of achievement and the knowledge that I would be making a difference to the lives of others would be of great personal reward to me!
My fascination for engineering started when I was young, and has only increased since then. I enjoyed playing video and computer games that required planning and strategy. I watched ???Extreme Engineering??? when it first aired on the Discovery channel and today I have seen every episode up to season five and am waiting to see the sixth season. I have a game called ???West Point Bridge designer??? that has taught me about the different properties of each type of bridge and allows me to experiment with different bridge designs as well as using different materials in the most cost effective way possible.
Unfortunately for my parents, this fascination extended into reverse engineering as well and ranged from my toys as a child to unused household items and broken cars and motorcycles as an adolescent. This interest was then nurtured during my schooling and college years - at school learning about the history of art and how the smallest engineering discoveries led to the biggest architectural breakthroughs, for instance the impact that the arch, concrete and the dome had on Ancient Roman and proceeding architecture. In college I thoroughly enjoyed mathematics and physics particularly in the applied sections, and although my grades do not reflect this, a big portion of my gap year has already been spent on preparation towards of their improvement.
As well as a lot of revision, my gap year so far has been a wealth of new experiences and challenges from things as silly as learning to juggle and ride a unicycle to teaching myself to play the keyboard and getting my motorcycle license. I also had a job as a general labourer working under the site manager on a building site where I worked alongside the tradesmen and occasionally the architect, thereby gaining valuable experience in keeping to the strict requirements of working to time schedules and regulations, planning, problem solving and keeping quality of work up and expenses down. Previous to that I worked at my local supermarket as a general assistant and was eventually promoted to a team leader. I was responsible for liaising with my managers and keeping them up to date with what was happening around the store and making sure my staff knew what was expected of them throughout their shifts as well as doing my own work around the store. This taught me how to deal with people in a variety of situations in a polite and professional manner while also greatly improving my communicational and social skills.
Being born and raised in South Africa and having made the transition and adaptation to English culture and way of life with ease, I have no doubt I would adapt in much the same way to university life. Also I think it is important that I have witnessed the differences in infrastructure between developed and third world countries and their respective effects on the surrounding populations and feel I could use this knowledge to my advantage.
I am a very active person and sport has always been a big part of my life. In high school I captained my cricket and rugby teams and was part of the swimming, tennis and athletics teams and represented my home province in cricket, athletics and surfing. Living over here I am a member of the local cricket and rugby club; I take part in the occasional darts and pool tournaments and am a regular at the local health centre. All of this means I have a lot of experience in performing under pressure, pushing myself and working well as a team.
By the end of my gap year I hope to have: fulfilled my travelling plans where I hope to go backpacking in Asia as I think it will be an awe-inspiring and eye opening experience; have learnt many more new skills and gained more relevant work experience; and hopefully begin a journey into becoming a part of the great and prolific industry of ingenuity and creativity that is the world of engineering.
Yours sincerely,
xuexila
留学主要优势解读
1、教育质量上乘
许多奥地利大学有数百年历史。比如维也纳大学，是德语国家中历史最悠久和规模的综合性大学，距今有650多年的历史，造就过20多位诺贝尔奖获得者。此外维也纳美术学院、维也纳兽医大学、维也纳技术大学、维也纳音乐与表演艺术大学等诸多院校，都是享誉欧洲乃至世界的学府。
2、入学条件宽松
奥地利全国共18所公立大学，大学一般为四至五年直接获硕士学位，并且还可以申请博士学位。
该国还有许多私立院校，无论 公立还是私立院校，对申请者的德语起点要求低，并且提供配套德语培训。只要参加大学附属语言中心一年德语密集培训，通过相应的德语考试就能进入专业就读。
3、费用低
奥地利公立大学实行免学费政策。大学附属语言中心德语班每学期一般收取人民币2000-3000元，当学生通过德语考试进入公立大学后则享受免费教育。
英语授课的私立大学费用较高，学士学位课程每学年需8000欧元左右，两年制的硕士学位需16000欧元。
生活费每年大概是人民币5-7万元(含食宿、保险、交通等费用)。
留学生活常识要了解
一、衣
说起穿衣习惯，大家首先要了解奥地利的地理位置和四季气温，坐落在温带地区，并且靠近海边，这里的温度还是比较适宜的，夏天不热，冬天不冷。
暖气普及了全国，不过空调却并不是家家户户必备的，大家的穿衣风格也以简洁实用为主，这里有数量众多的快时尚品牌，大家购物还是比较方便的。
二、吃饭
作为西方国家中的典型代表，奥地利的餐饮文化也是传统的西式，主食是面条和面包，蔬菜以沙拉为主，肉类则是煎煮为主，和国内是不一样的。
而留学生如果在食堂内吃的话，一般是以自助餐为主，可选择的品种很多;当然如果条件允许，还可以自己做饭吃，不过很多烹调方式不可用。
三、住宿
对于新生来说，学校的宿舍和寄宿的家庭是比较好的选择，前者价格便宜安全有保障，后者性价比高生活有帮助，可以让大家更快地适应在奥地利的生活。
不过等到大家熟悉了本地的环境之后，可以考虑自己搬出来住，单独租房或者合租都是可以的，大家可以锻炼自己独立生活的能力，而且可以更好的熟悉当地生活。
四、出行
学生和本地人一样，大部分的人出行会选择公共的交通工具，Autobus、Strabenbahn和U-Bahn，建议大家办理月票或者年票，凭学生证还有优惠。
此外还有出租车，和国内不一样的是，大家很难在路上招手叫车，一般都是打电话预约;如果想要锻炼身体并且省钱的话，还可以选择自行车。
