Is it worthwhile to study abroad for a master's degree?

It is worthwhile to go abroad for two master's degrees after graduation.

If you are not particularly satisfied with the institution of the first master's degree and want to upgrade your academic qualifications, then if you want to pursue further studies, it is more appropriate to choose the second master's degree, both in terms of time cost and admission difficulty.

If you plan to pursue further studies on the basis of your current major and study academic issues in the same direction more deeply, then you are suitable for doctoral studies. If you plan to change a major that is more suitable for you, or for future career planning, you are suitable to choose Ershuo.

In addition, according to the "academic progress" regulations of the British Immigration Bureau, the second master's degree cannot be exactly the same as the first master's degree. Therefore, students who choose two masters should pay attention to controlling the overlapping rate of one master's degree and two masters' courses within one third.

Although it is easier for a British doctor to apply for a scholarship than a master's degree, on the whole, the cost of studying for a doctor will be higher than that of a master's degree because of the long study time.

In Britain, most masters are employment-oriented and doctors are academic-oriented. Therefore, if you want to get a job as soon as possible, it is better to choose Ershuo, which is more in line with your future career development direction.

Second main application conditions:

1, education requirements

Students who can get a master's offer have basically met the basic requirements for applying for two masters academically.

Can I apply for two masters if I don't get a master's degree? Of course it is possible, but specific schools need specific analysis.

UCL University in the UK will require to get the first master's degree before entering the second master's degree. However, Queen's University London can provide students who have not yet obtained the first master's degree diploma but have submitted excellent master's degree graduation thesis, allowing them to join the second master's degree of the year.

2.GPA requirements

GPA is still a hard threshold for application. The second master's degree is taken together with the first master's degree, but most colleges still look at the undergraduate degree first, and the first master's degree is just a bonus. At the same time, the higher the ranking, the more popular the major, and the stricter the requirements for GPA.

3. Standardized score/language score

For students whose undergraduate degree is a domestic university, even if their master's degree is an overseas university, most schools still require certain IELTS scores.

Students studying for a master's degree in China must submit valid TOEFL/IELTS scores if they want to study for a master's degree abroad.

Students who have studied in English-speaking countries for more than 3 years or have a degree in Shanghai generally do not need to provide language scores.

Of course, some schools will exempt students with particularly good grades from language tests.