Will studying for a master's degree in Britain for one year plus two years be sent back to China?

As far as I know, you usually go back to China after studying in Britain, but Britain will give you two years' residence. You must use this time to find a job. It may be more difficult in the near future, because the impact of the financial crisis is too great. Many famous old shops have closed down all over the world, and the number of laid-off workers in Britain has also surged. Fortunately, you have one year to study for a master's degree and two years to stay, which adds up to three years. You can take advantage of the British economic downturn to search for information, ask your university professors, and make good use of this time to learn, accumulate experience and make friends. I heard that companies will come to the school to dig people before graduation. This is the best opportunity to recommend professors or something. Anyway, when you arrive in England, you should seize the time and opportunity to get information. I think some British companies will formally employ China people, but relatively few will, and they will definitely employ elites. Oh, by the way, I only knew that I could transfer to other countries when I was an undergraduate, but I didn't know it when I was a master. Come on, where there is a will, there is a way. Good luck!