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Masters Student Guides

There’s a lot to think about when you’re planning your postgraduate journey. You’ll need to decide what kind of Masters you want to study, which university to attend and how to improve your chances of application success. You’ll probably want to understand what studying a Masters is actually like and how it’ll be different to your undergraduate degree.

One of the most important factors is how you’ll fund your Masters course, whether through a postgraduate student loan or an international scholarship scheme. Another key consideration is the impact a Masters will have on your employability and how it could boost your earnings potential.

We’ve written hundreds of dedicated guides to all of these topics (and much more besides).
Trump University to Establish London Campus

Plans have emerged for a revamp of the US President's controversial higher education venture in the British capital.

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Brexit: UK Universities to Consider Offshore Campus

As the EU referendum vote approaches, plans for a radical higher education solution have recently emerged... from the sea.

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Europe’s Top Postgraduate Destinations – In Your Subject

Choosing where to study can sometimes be a little tricky. Postgraduate rankings can be helpful, however. In this blog, we're taking a look at Europe's highest ranking universities by subject.

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Exploring Postgraduate Bank Accounts for 2017

Wondering what type of bank account is best for postgraduate students? We've explained the options available to you and looked at some of the accounts on offer.

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The Best Universities for Postgraduate Student Experiences?

Thanks to a new student experience survey published by Times Higher Education, you may be able to get some idea of what it's like to actually study at some of the UK's leading universities. We explore how.

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Looking Beyond the Bar – Finding Better Part-time Jobs as a Postgraduate

When searching for part-time jobs as a postgraduate, you shouldn't just rely on the kinds of work you may have done before. After all, you're a 'graduate' now. Our blog covers some of the opportunities you might aim for.

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Taught or Research Masters - What's the Real Difference?

You’ll have a range of options as a postgraduate. Should you aim for a taught Masters? Or a more independent research programme? Our blog helps you to consider your options.

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Applying for a Masters - 6 Things to Bear in Mind

Applying for a Masters isn't particularly complicated. But, there are some key differences compared with applying for undergraduate study. We look into a few of these.

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Who's Afraid of Postgrad Study? – Mastering Common Concerns

Worried you won't be able to step up to a Masters? Anxious about going back to university as a postgrad? Not sure if it's going to be worth it? Our editor looks at some common concerns and recalls his own experiences.

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Language Skills for Postgraduate Study - Getting More From Your Degree

Speaking (or learning) an additional language is great for study abroad, but these skills have much more to offer. We've taken a look at some of the other ways a second language can help you get more from a Masters or PhD.

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