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🔺 r/studyAbroaduWest-Tutor-9399·41 days ago

affordable Master’s in Europe on a usd 25k budget?

hey everyone, thinking about doing a master’s in europe (leaning towards business or maybe stem) to hopefully relocate and work there after graduating. i have a bachelor’s in law, but honestly i've been working in e-commerce as an account manager for the last 6 years. my total budget is around usd 25k usd. hoping to find somewhere with low tuition or decent scholarships, and i’ll definitely need to work part-time to pull this off. right now i'm looking into germany, finland, belgium, and poland. just wondering which of these places are actually realistic for a usd 25k budget once you factor in tuition and initial living costs. also curious how hard it is for non-EU grads to land a job / get a post-study visa, plus whether unis over there are strict about switching from a law background to business/stem. would super appreciate any advice or reality checks from anyone who's done something similar, thanks! submitted by /u/West-Tutor-9399 to r/studyAbroad [link] [comments]
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