The tendency to move to the developed countries to study at university is becoming frequent. There are some reasons such as better education system and offering more opportunities than developing countries. Moreover, its results may be beneficial as students may return to their own country, teach others, and use their knowledge in their homeland.
Developed countries often provide better education system, new technologies, and effective methods in education. Moreover, there are likely to be a lot of students who pursue success and personal growth. For example, in USA, there are universities like Harvard and Yale which admit only best and well-rounded students and present them opportunities to think independently, funding, global network, and interdisciplinary learning. They may study and build relationships with people who have the same goals and interests.
As a result, such gained insights and knowledge can be used in the future by those students. After coming back to their native country, students are able to implement new and unknown methods in various fields. For instance, students may go the Japan to study engineering. By acquiring valuable knowledge in that field and returning back to their native country, they may create new special machines, electronics, or robots, which may not exist in their country or well-developed. Thus, that tendency may bring its advantages.
In conclusion, more students are going to study in advanced countries to have an opportunity to gain knowledge which may not taught in developing countries. That may lead to improvements in different areas of country.