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 I Do With a Masters in Education?

Education Careers Advice

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

What Can I Do With a Masters in Business Management?

Business & Management Careers Advice

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

Is a Masters in Economics Worth It?

Economics Careers Advice

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

Which Jobs Require a Masters Degree in the UK?

United Kingdom Careers Advice

Not sure what jobs require a Masters degree? We've looked at all the jobs that usually ask for a Masters (or another postgraduate qualification).

What Can I Do With a Masters in English?

Languages, Literature & Culture Careers Advice

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

What Can I Do With a Masters in Psychology?

Psychology Careers Advice

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

What Masters Should I Do?

Masters Types Careers Advice

'What Should I Get My Masters In?' Let us guide you on deciding on what Masters is best for you, from your experience, and what types of degree suit you.

Applying for a Masters With a 2.2 Degree

Applications Advice

It’s more than possible to study a Masters if you have a 2.2 or third. Our guide explains how to approach postgraduate study with a lower class degree.

Why Do a Masters Degree?

Careers Advice

Explore why you should get a Masters degree with our guide on the key benefits. Make an informed decision on whether a Masters degree is right for you.

Working While Studying a Masters Degree

Funding

We discuss some tips for students considering working full-time while doing a part-time Masters, and those working part-time during a full-time Masters.