当你完成出国留学计划并回国后，你将回归到文化，语言技能，良好教育和学习意愿的新视角。毋庸置疑，所有这些都对未来的雇主非常有吸引力。这里给大家分享一些2021年社会学个人留学申请书，欢迎阅读!
2021年社会学个人留学申请书
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,
ziwenku
丹麦留学热门专业一览
1、医护专业
丹麦现如今是一个缺乏医护人员的国家，而且它的某些地方的医疗设备也不完善，而且有的地区达不到法律规定的医护人员数目，这样就往往使得公民的医疗权利得不到保障，因此丹麦政府正在大力发展医护专业的人才。
2、旅游专业
丹麦自古就是一个盛产”童话“的国家，而且它的国土面积小，风景优美、气候宜人，是个适合旅游发展的国家。因此丹麦的旅游业就开始越来越火爆，这就使得旅游专业的人才急需。因此去丹麦留学读旅游业会有很好的就业前景。
3、国际贸易专业
外贸人员一直都是一个吃香的行业人才，不管是在哪个国家都需要发展本国的对外贸易来更好地促进国家的经济发展，在丹麦很多银行都认为，软弱的欧元应对目前丹麦正面临压力的出口行业有所帮助。因此刺激了欧元的出口，使得贸易人才越来越抢手。
4、音乐专业
丹麦的皇家音乐学院和奥胡斯皇家音乐学院是丹麦的大学，其音乐专业更是世界闻名。
5、信息技术专业
现如今是个信息技术飞速发展的时期，哥本哈根信息技术大学是一个以信息技术专业为主的一所大学。
6、商科专业
丹麦的哥本哈根商学院是北欧的商学院，因此想去北欧留学的学生如果要学习商学，那么丹麦留学将是你的不二之选。
7、管理专业
南丹麦大学在世界大学的排名如中国的清华北大一样位于前250，它在丹麦的地位也如清华北大在中国的地位一样，南丹麦大学所开设的专业有财经类、法律、纺织与服装、工程技术、管理、环境、建筑、教育、理科学、旅游、农林类、人文艺术、社科类、生物、体育、新闻传播、信息科学、医学、语言、自然科学 等众多专业，是一个适合很多学生选择的大学。
丹麦留学申请居留指南
一、居留申请
1.材料
需要准备好身份证明，出示自己本学校录取的通知复印件;以及办理了学校专业学习入学的学生证，还有自己合格的护照，以及确认好了的住宿的地址信息证明。
然后是资金证明，这部分和申请签证的时候出示的保证金银行证明是重合的，大家只需要准备好材料的复印件，进行提交就可以了，金额的要求也是一致的，不需要额外准备。
2.流程
直接拿着材料去负责的警局即可，不需要提前进行预约，因为审核和办理的流程是非常简单的，去到现场之后，想要领号排队，在等待期间需要填写好自己的申请表，确认资格。
轮到自己之后，再去柜台提交自己的表格和材料，并且确认身份，需要回答基础问题，缴纳申请的手续费，然后就可以回家等待结果了，会直接将居留卡寄到预留的地址。
二、居留续期
1.材料
由于是续期，大家已经有了居留的合法 身份，只是在原有的基础上进行时间的延长，需要证明的是大家还有合法的停留身份，即学业还未完成，续期一般是一年一年进行的，和签证一样。
所以大家要出示的材料，主要就是原本的居留卡，本人的合法护照，学校开具的学生在读的证明，有这几样就足够了，大家可以顺利的完成自己的续期申请。
2.流程
续期办理也不需要提前预约，代征才来哦啊直接去警局就可以了，而且窗口还是和正式居留申请分开的，这样速度会更快，毕竟审核要花的时间更短，而且马上就可以拿到结果。
当然申请表还是要填的，再将自己的材料进行提交接受审核，一般十分钟就能够完成整个流程，大家从警局出来的时候，就是一个可以再停留一年的正式留学生。
