Masters and scholarships abroad

Stage 3 · Lesson 4 of 9

Where graduates end up

Choose programmes and supervisors

The best evidence of a programme's value is what its recent graduates do next. These are its . Look for official graduate outcome or employment reports, and the list of companies at its .

Find people on LinkedIn who finished in the last three years: search the programme name and filter by school. Check whether international graduates in particular found work there or went home, because visa rules shape outcomes. For research degrees, look at where the group's graduates went. Write down every number with its source.

Common traptrusting average salary figures in brochures, which often cover a small, self-selected group, or judging outcomes from one friend's story.

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Resources for this stage

Start with

  • ScholarshipFree
    Study in Japan

    Japan Student Services Organization (JASSO)

    Search Japanese graduate schools and English-taught programmes

Practise

  • Find who publishes in your topic and read their recent papers before emailing anyone

Keep handy

  • Compare programmes across countries by field, tuition and duration

  • Advertised PhD projects and funded masters by research, filterable by funding

Also worth your time

  • EURAXESSGo deeper

    The EU portal for research jobs, including many paid PhD positions

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