If you’re interested in applying to graduate schools abroad, read on to learn the in’s and out’s of going to grad school in Europe.
Key Takeaways
- There are two different types of master’s programs in Europe: Taught Masters and Research Masters. The main difference is the level of independence you’ll have during the program.
- There are important factors when choosing where to study, including your goals, budget, visa availability, and your familiarity with the language
- There are English spoken master’s programs at certain European universities, even outside of the UK
- Grad school programs in Europe vary in scheduling but traditionally last between 1-2 years
Read more in “How to Apply to Grad Schools in Europe as an American” by William Davies, published in GoOverseas.com on March 21, 2024
