Just flagging this opportunity for people who are looking to do their masters this year (deadline closes 13 September if I am not mistaken). It is through the U.N (3 months online and three months on campus in Turin Italy) and much much cheaper than most Masters programmes I was looking at. I was lucky to find it because it didn't come up for me in my initial searches so I thought I would post it here for others!

Link:

https://unicri.org/Master-of-Laws-LLM-in-Global-Criminal-Justice-and-Accountability-2026-2027

Bonjour à tous,
Je suis actuellement en train de faire des études de chimie en France et j’aimerais beaucoup faire mon master à l’étranger idéalement en Australie. Je commence donc à réfléchir dès maintenant à la meilleure façon de construire mon parcours. Pour ceux qui ont fait ou font des études de chimie à l’étranger : Quels sont selon vous les meilleurs pays et universités pour faire un master en chimie ? Quels domaines de la chimie offrent le plus de débouchés professionnels (chimie analytique, organique, matériaux, chimie médicinale, biotechnologies, etc) Est-ce qu’il vaut mieux faire un master général en chimie ou se spécialiser dès le master? Pour l’Australie, quelles universités ou villes seraient intéressantes pour un master en chimie notamment si je souhaite ensuite travailler en laboratoire ou dans l’industrie ? Est-ce qu’il existe des passerelles entre chimie et la pharmacie ? Par exemple pour se spécialiser ensuite en chimie pharmaceutique, drug discovery, formulation, contrôle qualité, etc. ?
Est-ce qu’un diplôme de chimie obtenu en France permet facilement d’accéder à ces masters à l’étranger, notamment en Australie ? Mon objectif serait idéalement de faire un master qui me donne de bonnes opportunités de travailler à l’école après le diplôme donc je cherche surtout des conseils sur les domaines les plus intéressants et les parcours possibles.
Si vous avez fait ce type de parcours, je serais vraiment intéressée par vos retours notamment sur les condition d’admission, les coûts, les débouchés et votre expérience personnelle.
Merci d’avance !

Hey everyone, I am applying for my MBA in this cycle. However, I am confused between whether to apply to US schools or Europe schools. I definitely want to settle in Europe but I feel the job market is down for immigrants, especially in Europe. Is there anyone who has recently completed their MBA from Europe schools like Insead, LBS, HEC etc. who can share some guidance around job market in Europe, and how do placements look like post graduating from top European colleges? Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone,

I’m an international student from India. I completed my BA in Mass Communication & Journalism and have 1 year of experience as a Junior Graphic Designer at a creative agency.

I’m planning to do a Master’s in Visual Communication in Europe for the 2027 intake. I’d prefer a public university, mainly because of the tuition fees.

My current shortlist is:

ZHdK – Zurich University of the Arts

Politecnico di Milano

UdK Berlin

Royal College of Art

University of the Arts London

IED – Istituto Europeo di Design

I’m interested in branding, visual identity, editorial design, art direction and creative direction.

For anyone who has studied at these universities — which would you recommend, especially for an international student? And are there any other public universities in Europe I should consider?

Thanks!

Hi everyone!
I have been admitted to both SGH Warsaw School of Economics and Poznań University of Economics and Business (PUEB) for the Master's in International Business program. I am a 36-year-old professional returning to university after 16 years of marketing experience in the garment industry. Neither tuition fees nor the difference in cost of living between Warsaw and Poznań are a concern for me. My main priority is brand value, prestige, and overall recognition of the degree. From an academic and industry reputation standpoint, which of these two universities offers the better degree for an experienced professional?

1. ⁠Which university holds more global and local weight in international business?
   
2. ⁠Does SGH’s overall prestige in Poland translate effectively for experienced professionals, or is PUEB’s program equally/more respected in practice?
   Would appreciate any insights, experiences, or alumni feedback!

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