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🔺 r/studyAbroaduFlat_Ad8113·40 days ago

Did a one-year master’s feel too short to build a career in Europe?

I’m considering several European master’s programmes in business/accounting, and some are only one year while others are two years. For international students who did a one-year master’s in Europe: did you feel you had enough time to settle in, find internships, make friends and look for a full-time job? If you could choose again, would you still pick the one-year programme? I’d love to hear personal experiences from any country. 😊🌷 submitted by /u/Flat_Ad8113 to r/studyAbroad [link] [comments]
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