社会学2023年留学申请书

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社会学2021年留学申请书

Dear _,

The rapidly growing elderly population is becoming a serious social problem in many countries. Some countries have been successful at finding solutions for this problem but others have not. Japan is one of the latter countries. Although Japan has one of the highest life expectancy rates and a reputation for good quality of life for its elderly population, it has been unsuccessful at addressing this problem. Compared to other industrialized countries, Japan lags behind in programs for elders who are physically disabled, bedridden or in need of long term care. The current economic crisis is exacerbating this situation as the government is cutting funding for elder programs. This problem resonates deeply with me, and I hope to someday work on finding a solution. It is for this reason that I am applying to the graduate program in social work at Boston University: I seek the skills and knowledge I need to return to Japan and work for a social work service.

My interest in the elderly dates back to my childhood. Growing up with my grandparents greatly influenced my values and personality: they taught me to be self-motivated and disciplined. Their resilience and support has helped me to persevere even when confronted with seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Because of their kindness toward me I have a deep respect for them and for elderly people in general. This is what motivates me to become involved in the field of social work. Traditionally in Japanese society, the care of one's parents is believed to be the children's duty. After World War II, such traditions have evolved due to changes in family structure. No longer is the eldest child the only one to inherit his parent's property, and two-income families have become the norm. These changes have left Japanese people at a loss as to how to care for their aging parents. The current response to this problem seems to be hospitalization. Families increasingly hospitalize their elders who are physically disabled, bedridden or in need of long-term care. These individuals are usually transferred to nursing homes, but because of sparse accommodations and a one to two year wait list, they end up staying with family members who are often ill equipped to care for them. As a result, there are a number of incidences of elder abuse by family members and elder suicide. Also, there are many other elderly people who live alone--every year, many of them die with no one, not even their family members, having knowledge of their death.

Currently there is no social welfare program in Japan that offers assistance to these elders and their families. In the light of these terrible problems, the need for such a program is obvious. My interest in social work is to find ways to develop and improve the types of services available to the elderly in Japan at a systematic level. I want to be involved in the organizing, managing, developing, shaping and planning of social policies related to the elderly. I believe the social work program at Boston University will allow me to do that. By studying macro social work at Boston University, I will learn about established social systems, assessment and intervention strategies. In addition, Boston University's emphasis on urban issues appeals to me immensely. As I will be returning to work in Osaka, the second largest city in Japan, graduate work in this area will better equip me for the challenges I will be facing. To me, an urban mission is a commitment to identify and find solutions to issues faced by urban areas. I believe I am well prepared for graduate work.

During my undergraduate study, I acquired the necessary background knowledge by taking advanced courses in the areas of psychology and sociology, including sociological research methods, social theory, statistics, psychological research, and psychotherapy. Along with these courses, I had an internship at the Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence, a non-profit organization. I also volunteered at Sawayakaen, a nursing service, and Asunaro Children's Mental Hospital in Japan. From this internship and my volunteer work, I have gained practical experience that I feel will contribute to my academic and professional success. I expect the graduate work at Boston University to be demanding, challenging, and ultimately rewarding. I look forward to the experience from an intellectual as well as social point of view--I hope to learn and grow as an individual and a macro social worker. I hope that I will be allowed to do so at Boston University.

Yours sincerely,

xuexila

亚洲各国留学费用完整排名

NO.1：韩国和马来西亚

平均总花费7万人民币/年

亚洲留学相对便宜的两个国家是韩国和马来西亚。韩国留学的年均花费，本科阶段学费加生活费约为5-7万人民币，研究生阶段学费加生活费约为5.5-7.5万人民币;马来西亚本科阶段学费加生活费约6-7万人民币，研究生阶段的学费加生活费约为7-9万人民币。

NO.2 ：日本

日本院校师资雄厚，理念，奖学金高，学历国际公认。留学生可享受公费医疗等国民待遇。合法打工，薪酬高。日本相比较韩国来说，留学费用稍高一些，主要表现在生活费用上，具体留学费用如下：

语言学校留学费用：8-12万人民币/年(学费+生活费)

本科留学费用：10-15万人民币/年(学费+生活费)

研究生留学费用：8-12万人民币/年(学费+生活费)

NO.3 ：新加坡

新加坡是亚洲的教育中心，有独特的双语教学环境及优质的“双联”课程，毕业后既可取得世界学位，也可通过修学分的方式，选择去第三国完成学位，被人称为“黄金跳板”。新加坡由于公立学校和私立学校存在比较大的差别，所以留学费用上的差距也很大，具体公私校学费如下：

私立学校：学费6-10万不等，平均在8万左右：生活费用：5万/年;

公立学校：学费5万以内;生活费5万左右/年。

备注：

担保金：公立学校不要求，私立学校要15万人民币以上，无存期要求?

备注：入读政府学府，都设有多种奖学金，及高达80%的助学金，并在修完一个学期的学习后，可申请打工，作兼职(每周16小时合法打工)

NO.4 ：香港

香港的留学费用算是亚洲各地费用的，由于扩招生源、加大教育投入等因素，香港理工大学、香港城市大学、香港教育学院、香港浸会大学均调整学费，其中调整幅度的是浸会大学,学费增加了2.5万港元。港理工和港科技由原来的每年8万港元增至10万港元，增幅达25%;香港教育学院则由7.5万港元增至约8万港元，涨约6%。港大和港中文学费与去年一样，分别为每年11.9万港元和10万港元。

备注：教你几招解决香港高昂的留学费用：

1、继续申请多种奖学金

据了解，进入港校之后除了系奖学金之外，还可以申请书院奖学金以及学校奖学金。一般获得系奖学金较容易，而书院和学校奖学金则和成绩挂钩。书院与学院不同，它是教学生生活的地方。而在中文大学有联合、崇基等四个书院，每个书院按照自己的经济情况决定发放奖学金的多少和比例。以小肖所在的“联合书院为例”，就有上百项奖学金。在GPA(平均积点)达到3.7的学生可获8万奖学金，达到3.5可获4万奖学金，也就是相当于一年和半年的学费了。如果成绩足够优秀(达到3.9或4)，则可以被提名获得大学奖学金。

2、暑假当教授研究助手

虽然中文大学没有“勤工俭学”的机会，但是不少内地学子仍然能够获得一些补贴的机会。如在暑假当教授的研究助手，每个月能够拿到五六千元的“工资”，当然这对高年级优先。

欧洲各国留学费用完整排名

北欧仍有免费可能

北欧四国，留学费用低廉。芬兰的学士项目及部分硕士项目免学费，部分硕士项目约人民币6万多一年;挪威的公立大学学士、硕士项目免学费，私立大学学士、硕士项目约人民币6万一年;丹麦和瑞典的学士、硕士项目约10万人民币/年。

NO.2 ：法国

法国的教育质量居欧洲前列，留学费用低、勤工俭学机会多。公立大学免专业课学费，读语言学费每年约3万元人民币左右，生活费视地区而异，在4万-10万元人民币。申请法国留学非常快捷，前提是学好语言，CELA面试很关键。法国留学具体费用如下：

公立大学预科费用

专业学费全免，每年只需要支付6-7万元的生活费即可。

艺术学校

公立学校学费全免/私立的学校8-10万元左右一年。

NO.3 ：德国

德国是新移民国家，教育质量严谨，打工政策宽松，学费也很低廉。学生可根据自身条件选择德语、英语或双语授课。每学期只需交纳约500欧元的注册费等费用，生活费每年7万元人民币左右。德国留学具体费用如下：

本科费用：学费+生活费5-6万/年

研究生费用：学费+生活费5-6万/年

NO.4 ：意大利

去意大利公立大学每年可以申请两次，一次是11、12月份的马可波罗计划和图兰朵计划，一次是5-6月份的国际生来最终实现去意大利留学。意大利留学具体费用如下：

意大利公立大学：免学费!每年注册费在600欧元起，约5000人民币;生活费：5000-6000欧元/年不等;

意大利私立院校：学费：1万-2万欧元/年;生活费：5000-6000欧元/年不等。

NO.5 ：瑞士

瑞士的酒店管理专业目前在国际上的名誉是的，堪比英国的商科专业，美国的理工专业。而瑞士又是一个多语种的国家，在回国后相信会有大用途，因为目前很多的国内企业，还是在外语水平上，非常的看重。一般情况下，瑞士的留学费用，瑞士留学学费保持在两万以上四万以下的水平，瑞士留学生活费方面保持在全年10000万至20000万的水平。

NO.6 ：英国

英国素来以高质量的教学水平、最为纯正的英语学习环境、短时间学习制度而闻名于世，每年吸引着大量中国留学生。英国留学具体费用如下：

英国高中留学费用：

私立学校(学费和寄宿)：2.5-3.5万英镑/年(人民币25-35万)

公立学校(学费和寄宿)：1.5-2万英镑/年(人民币15-20万)

英国本科留学费用：

文科生：1.1-1.5万英镑/年(人民币11-15万)

理科生：1.4-1.9万英镑/年(人民币15-20万)

英国研究生留学费用：

文科生：1.5-1.7万英镑/年(人民币15-17万)

理科生：1.5-2.0万英镑/年/年(人民币15-20万)

英国留学生活费：