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).

What Can You Do With a Masters in Sociology?

Sociology Careers Advice

Find out what skills and jobs you could get with a Masters in Sociology, as well as average salaries.

What Can I Do With a Masters in Computer Science?

Computer Science Careers Advice

Discover career paths, job opportunities and further study options after a Masters in Computer Science.

Postgraduate Applications – Resources and Advice

Applications

The process of applying for a Masters is a little different to undergraduate study. You'll need to meet specific entry requirements and provide a strong personal statement and references.

Doing a Masters at an International Branch Campus

International Study

Branch campuses allow you to study a Masters at an international university without leaving your home country. Our guides explains how this works.

Masters Study in Australasia – Guides for Postgraduate Students

Australia & Oceania

Learn about Masters study opportunities in Australasian countries, with information on universities, visas, fees and scholarships.

Masters Study in Europe – Guides for Postgraduate Students

Europe

Detailed guides to Masters degree programmes and other postgraduate study opportunities in Europe, with information on universities, typical international fees, visa requirements as well as ECTS credits, qualification recognition and Schengen Visas.