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Is a local master's degree a plus when applying to int'l master's degree?

Currently finishing my master's degree in the PH. Do you think this could weigh when I apply to international master's degree? Preferably in EU.

Don't want to take PhD (yet) and I'm okay with having two master's degrees

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u/Sad_Emotion6004 — 6 days ago

European Higher Education Fair 2026 in Manila

To those curious or planning to study abroad, the European Higher Education Fair is back. This is how I found my university in Czech Republic way back in 2017. Now, I am a year away to apply for Czech citizenship. Nonetheless, explore EU countries and find which one suits for you and if I may suggest, Central Europe like Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and so forth are the “affordable” ones that the tuition fees are comparable to the big 4 excluding UP in the Philippines. Also, majority of the EU countries have “stay-back” option or like job seeking visa that will give you time after graduating to find a job. It ranges from 9 months to as high as 2 years. It really is possible from student to obtaining EU citizenship depending on the country and its laws.

u/tradebull911 — 13 days ago