Getting a master's degree is one of the easiest and smartest ways to move to Europe. And the best part? You do not have to have everything figured out to start.
If you have been feeling stuck on how to actually make the move happen, studying abroad might just be your best foot in the door. In this episode I am diving into the how, the why, and what happens after you decide to get a master's degree in Europe.
Here is what we are covering:
Why student visas are some of the most straightforward visas to obtain and why that matters for your move
The difference between getting a full master's degree abroad versus a short-term study abroad program and the pros and cons of each
Countries with English-language programs including the Netherlands, Germany, Ireland, Spain, and Portugal
Countries with cheap or even free tuition including Germany, Norway, and Finland
A 6 step practical guide to making this happen from choosing your goal all the way to preparing your application
How to use your time abroad to network, get part-time work, and build connections that lead to a full-time job after graduation
Post-study work visas by country including Germany's 18 month job seeker visa, the Netherlands orientation year, and Ireland's 1 to 2 years of post-study work rights
How studying abroad can eventually lead to permanent residency or citizenship in some countries
Why a master's degree does not lock you into a path, it opens doors
A master's degree or study abroad program is a powerful stepping stone. And once you are legally living in Europe, everything else like finding a job, meeting people, building a life, becomes so much more possible.
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