r/Master • • Sep 29 '25

Admissions I want to find an admission consultant for my Master's program

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Hello. I am finishing my Bachelor degree in the Netherlands, and I want to explore my options at studying Master's somewhere in Europe, and the UK. I can't possibly know everything about Master's in different countries in Europe, so I'll need help. I need to find myself an admission consulting agency that has knowledge about Dutch education (which is my background), and specialised in Master's programs in the European landscape. Which agencies would you recommend?


r/Master • • Nov 04 '25

Admissions Looking for affordable, fast online master’s options

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Hi everyone! 👋
I’m currently finishing my bachelor’s in Nutrition & Dietetics and already have a spot at Harper College for my dietetic internship starting August 2026. I need to complete a master’s degree to meet the new RDN requirement, but I haven’t chosen one yet.

I’m looking for advice or recommendations for a program that’s:

  • ✅ Accredited (ACEND accepts it for RDN eligibility)

  • 💻 Fully online and asynchronous (I’ll be doing my internship + working part-time)

  • ⏱️ Fast or flexible — ideally finish in about a year or so

  • 💰 Affordable — preferably under $15–20 K total tuition

  • 🎓 Field-wise, I’m open to Psychology, Public Health, Nutrition, or Integrative Health — something that complements dietetics and would help in a future private or holistic nutrition practice

If anyone’s done a similar route (like combining DI + online master’s) or has program suggestions (e.g., from University of Alabama, Logan, Purdue Global, etc.), I’d love to hear your experience — what worked, what didn’t, and how you balanced it all.

Thanks so much in advance! 🙏


r/Master • • Apr 17 '25

Admissions University of Iceland or Universite de Geneve?

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Hey guys, I just got master offer from both Iceland and Geneva, both focus on sustainability, any suggestions? I know both of them are difficult to find a job after graduation as a non-European student, so study experience is more important I think.

University of Iceland: MS degree in Environment and Natural Resources Universite de Geneve: MA degree in Sustainable societies and social change


r/Master • • Apr 20 '23

Admissions Can someone review SIMI Master of Arts in Education Management and Innovation Pedagogy?

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Finding the suitable teaching program

Swiss Institute of Management and Innovation offers The Dual Degree Master of Arts in Education Management and Innovation Pedagogy programme. The program is accredited by ASIC and costs about $8,000 for 150 credits. However I couldn't find any reviews online about the program!!! ANY SIMI ALUMNI HERE? I NEED REVIEWS?!?

https://simiswiss.ch/work/ma-in-education/#1599369748304-4db2a41c-4560

ABOUT ME: After 3 years of outdoor teaching experience at education centers and 2.5 years of classroom teaching, I'm looking for the most suitable teaching license so I can work for better funded schools or working for a 3rd party company developing outdoor science programs and curriculums.

I have a B.S. in Science, no teaching license, only tutor certification from The College Reading and Learning Association.I got my bachelor degree from the US on a F1 visa. I'm currently in Vietnam but open to move elsewhere. I'm having trouble finding/choosing a teaching degree that would allow me to teach science in international secondary schools (preferably US or Australia).

I also look at WGU but I heard some US school's systems don't recognize their Master of Education. Is that true?


r/Master • • Apr 28 '25

Admissions Questioning Getting an MPA

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Hi everyone,

I graduated just shy of two years ago with a bachelor's degree in journalism from a university here in the US, where I'm a citizen. I studied abroad in England during my time in college, and haven't stopped thinking about my time there ever since. I currently have a job in marketing, but I'm nervous that it will be harder to get into the 70-80k salary range with my current qualifications (a plethora of internships, my singular undergraduate degree, etc.) and I've been considering getting a Master's in Public Administration, perhaps overseas in either Ireland or England. The allure of completing the degree overseas would be a. getting to be abroad again b. cheaper price c. shorter program duration. I do, however, need to consider my return on investment. My questions are: 1. do you think having a master's degree from an international university would make US employers less likely to hire me in the future ? and 2. Do you think an MPA is worth the time/money in this economy/in this field? As far as what I would want my future career to look like, I would want a managerial role in a communications/marketing field.


r/Master • • Apr 10 '25

Admissions Royal Danish Academy Results

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Hello, I applied to a master's degree in spatial design at Royal Danish Academy. As I haven't heard back from them yet and anxiety is kicking in, I was wondering if anyone here knows (approximately) when they send you an answer/contact you for an interview. Thanks!! Hope to find someone else who is in the same situation as me so we can cry together


r/Master • • Jul 24 '26

Post-Master PG course confusion

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Hi everyone, i am 20F from india and currently very much confused.

I've already completed my BCA, and I'm almost done with a 6-month graphic design training program. My relatives on my mother's side have been telling my mom that I should pursue a master's degree, like an MCA, because it would lead to better salary packages in the future.

The problem is that I don't want to go deeper into coding. I feel much more interested in motion graphics and animation. There aren't any good master's programs in those fields near me, and honestly, I don't want to get stuck in another cycle of assignments, exams, and college lectures.

I was thinking of doing a specialized diploma or certification course instead. But my mom believes that a master's degree is a much better investment for my future earning potential. Her point isn't wrong. My uncles didn't pursue master's degrees, while one of their cousins completed an M.Sc./M.Tech and ended up with a much better-paying job. So that's where her concern comes from.

At the same time, I feel like the creative industry works differently from fields like engineering or management.

So I'm confused.

  1. Should I pursue MCA even if I don't enjoy coding?

  2. Would a diploma or specialized course in motion graphics/animation be a better choice?

  3. Do companies and brands care more about your portfolio or your degree?

I'd really appreciate advice from people working in graphic design, motion graphics, animation, or anyone who has faced a similar decision.


r/Master • • Mar 23 '26

Admissions KADK Royal Danish Academy

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Anyone who has applied for Royal Danish Academy and received any updates or responses?

If you’re currently studying in KADK and know the approximate timeline, please let me know. There’s little information available about how they go around this.


r/Master • • Jun 26 '23

Admissions Cheap Master Psychology Programs

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Hi everyone!

I'm trying to find a cheap psychology masters program for this fall, preferably online or in Europe. Open University is one possibility (€12K for the degree), but I was wondering if there are other options that are one year programs? Thank you!


r/Master • • Jun 14 '23

Research/Thesis Help with thesis survey (5 min.) Irish, Turkish and Brazilian immigrants in Dublin

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I'm working on my master's thesis, a study about satisfaction with life, well-being and stress among Irish, Turkish and Brazilian populations living in Dublin (Ireland).

Inclusion criteria:

-Be Irish, Turkish or Brazilian.

-Have been living in Dublin for at least 1 year.

-Are aged between 20 and 40 years old,

-No counting on governmental support.

Thank you very much!!

https://forms.office.com/e/MNzjAzBqnW


r/Master • • May 01 '22

Ethics I tired of my master degree

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First of all, I post my story here, because I love this sub. Also, sorry for my English, I´m from Latinoamerica.

With this story I seek to vent from these last years of 💩💩 that happened because of the master's degree.

Context: at the beginning of the year 2018 and just after graduating from my biology degree, I decided to do my master's degree in water resources at La Salle University in Bogota, I decided to do this for my undergraduate thesis director, a professor whom I had high esteem and that on many occasions she supported me both academically and with family problems, she suggested that I enroll in this new master's degree that she had decided to open at the university. I, all ingenious decided to pay attention to her.

During 2018 and 2019, things went unnoticed, a lot was learned and important colleagues met, but the ordeal began with the thesis. What at the beginning was a year of work was developed in almost three years. And sadly, the professor who was now my master's thesis director had completely changed, she avoided meeting with me, she slowed down the corrections of the document, to the point where up to a month could pass between sending her the document and revising it, each correction had less sense or even had to rewrite the entire document again about four times. And although it is true that the pandemic slowed down the process, the problem worsened throughout 2022 to the point where I had to go to the house to ask for asylum to see if she corrected it or not. And even so, she avoided reviewing the documents as much as possible, making excuses. In short, it was a horrible period and more and more the university gave me less time to deliver the document. A week ago, the university notified me that I have to have the document ready before May 10 or if they are not thinking of combining another 8 million (what the semester is worth and money that I do not have) so that I can do a new semester and between the document. I implored my tutors, especially the professor to review my document, but now she says that it is the date that the document needs correction, too many corrections, and that it is up to her to decide whether or not I have to pay this semester. She now hates me because she says I'm lazy and stupid and don't write, even though I've already published in scientific journals.

To this day and with almost 5 years in the master's degree, I am already revising the final version of the document with the slightest hope that she will read it and be minimally decent so that her heart will soften and say that she is waiting for next Tuesday. I'm in bad shape, this last year I've had panic attacks because of my thesis and I've had to take painkillers.

If you read this far, I want to thank you. For now, I have to have hope and see what other options I have with an appointment I have with the dean.


r/Master • • May 29 '22

Ethics Is An Online Master’s Degree Worth The Money?

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r/Master • • Apr 20 '22

Admissions Texas tech online vs. Eastern university for no background career switcher.

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Hello I was hoping someone could provide me with some advice. I have been accepted into both programs for MS data science at eastern and Texas tech university. However, I have no background, nor programming experience. I am genuinely looking at a career change. I have a biology undergraduate degree and work for a lab, I no longer wish to. I am hoping to pick a program that is suitable for my skill set. My only saving grace is a certificate in data analytics from google. However, that was R and sql based.

easterns curriculum

TTU

Appreciate it.


r/Master • • Apr 06 '24

Admissions Excuse me, has anyone received an interview invitation from KADK?

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Hello there, I'd like to know here whether the Royal Danish Academy of Art has started to send interview invitations. I applied for furniture design, and I am waiting anxiously every day. I really hope to get KADK's offer! This is my dream school.


r/Master • • Oct 06 '21

Admissions 6 WORST MISTAKES students make emailing potential supervisors

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r/Master • • Nov 03 '21

Admissions Master’s degree in France

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I am considering to go for the Master’s degree in France. Maybe anyone can suggest universities with programs in the field of economics there? Like in our city here are some really good universities that require a lot of hard work and there are some which are very expensive, require less work, but student life is great. I hope to get both: prestige due to the high quality of education and some space for student life (student clubs, organizations, volunteering etc). Maybe you can help me?

Great thanks <3


r/Master • • Oct 01 '21

Admissions Looking for a Master degree that specialized in cache memory semiconductor design

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My wife is the one actually looking for it, but I want to be helpful... So I know that might be pretty specific of a request but anything like that, or a good college for Electronics in which she can openly learn about that specifically.

I'm well aware that almost any will do and she can focus. On that for thesis, but if there is an interesting option, we would like to give a look.


r/Master • • Jan 30 '23

Research/Thesis Qualitative content evaluation method?

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Hello good people, Recently I have met my first advisor yo discuss about the process of master thesis. He said I should find a decent methodology source for evaluating my result ( i am doing expert interviews for my research and that is what i have as a qualitative data) and follow the instruction step by step if i want to get better grades. However, i have never heard of such thing and I cannot find a evaluation methodology just googling it. Please help me out here. Your helps are much appreciated, thanks in advance. Have a lovely day!


r/Master • • Jan 16 '23

Admissions Can I apply and get scholarship for masters degree at top universities while studying another masters degree in different country or university? Applying when I am a first year student and in case I get accepted, drop it after first year

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r/Master • • Oct 02 '24

Research/Thesis Master thesis survey

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Hello all,

My name is Ada, and I am working on my master's thesis at the University of Mannheim. My research focuses on user trust and privacy concerns regarding voice-activated smart assistants among students. As part of this, I have prepared a survey essential for gathering data from students across various disciplines and universities in Germany.

I would be very grateful if you could participate in this survey. Your support would contribute significantly to the success of my research.

Here is the link: https://sosci.sowi.uni-mannheim.de/survey_voiceassistants/

Thank you so much in advance for your help!


r/Master • • Oct 06 '24

Research/Thesis Master Thesis vs Bachelor Thesis

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I am going to start a master thesis. I want to know what the difference is between a bachelor and a master thesis. I am thinking about possible research questions but I do not know how to.


r/Master • • Sep 26 '24

Publications Doubt about Nuclio Digital School

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Hello, I recently enrolled in Nuclio Digital School for the Master's in Data Analytics. I wanted to know if anyone has any information about these courses because, when speaking with the manager who provided me with all the information, they mentioned that it would be an intensive course lasting about 5 weeks. They also said that once I finish, I could start working at different companies and receive many job offers as a Junior Data Analyst with a salary of around 30,000 euros per year.

I would like to know if the master's programs from this company are legitimate and if, after completing it (and with a lot of effort), I will actually be able to get what they are offering, or at least something similar, or if I am being scammed.

Honestly, my main goal is to learn and not just to chase money, although more money would be nice. It is quite expensive, and I don't want to waste my money.

Thanks.


r/Master • • Sep 26 '24

Publications เเบทแมน LIVE SHOWER and NSFW Spoiler

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r/Master • • Sep 18 '24

Admissions What shall I choose for Master degree?

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Hi! I'm a Year 3 student of bachelor degree. to be more accurate. Business management with Marketing.

And I guess I'd pursue a masters degree before entering the job market. I have spoke with my friend in master degree and he told me it won't worth it if I study marketing in both my bachelor and master degree. So I am considering to shift to something else.

I personally is interested in financial or accounting related field. I loved math since my high school but I'm not genius enough for mathematics major or Physics or something similar. And my parents believe learning Accounting and finance will get me jailed because of the possibility of making mistake. And they believe learning this major require sufficient knowledge about business law. Which I haven't yet decided which country I'm going to live the rest of my life. And the law differ in each country. And thus I went ahead with Marketing major in my bachelor degree.

While my professor also ask me if I want to learn criminology or Law...but I'm too scared for it. It seems super difficult major and I'm not sure which country am I going to live yet.

My parents are interested to let me learn Arabic English translation, but I feel AI is threatening this field. (Also because my Arabic basis is trash)

I have already got internship and volunteering in Telesales (real estate agent), Language Teacher, Marketing intern, English Chinese translator, shop clerk(done cashier for a few days).

But I don't yet know what I like. I feel that I've not learn alot in my past 2 years of university. I feel I'm just existing and passing the courses.... Targeting for 2:1, and ready for 2:2

I have not even decided which country shall I go ahead with my master degree. Not looking for 1 year degree, cause I feel I can't learn alot from it. One primary choice is the top universities is KSA, but I'm not sure if my bachelor grade will allow me... And I'm trash in Arabic. Trash to the extent I can't understand anything spoken or written.. But I am... a little bit, only a little bit extra interest in living in Saudi, cause it's developing tourism so quick. and they allow ladies to drive now. Also because I lived in Saudi for all my life.

So... do anyone have any recommendations on what shall I choose? I know I'm hesitating alot and can't make decisions... but some ideas will help me alot. Thanks in advance


r/Master • • Sep 27 '22

Admissions Anybody know of a masters program involving animal welfare o wildlife management?

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Hello! So I am really intrested in Masters progams that involve animal welfare or wildlife management. I am a Biologist and in my country there is no masters program involving this. The area I am interested is Conservation Exsitu with or without posibilities of reintroduction. For this I have been looking sometime but not really found many options. The options I have found are Wildlife management in Newcastle University and Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law in University of Glasgow. Does anyone know more options or which of these is better?
Also if you know it's easy to get funding for these, any insight will be wonderful! Thank you (: