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).

by Sarah Hastings-Woodhouse

Why Studying in the USA May Not Be As Expensive As You Think

USA International Study

The cost of studying in the USA may seem high at first glance, but there are plenty of funding opportunities to make it more affordable!

by Sarah Hastings-Woodhouse

The 5 Cheapest Cities in the USA to Live in as a Student

USA Costs North America

Living costs will make up a large proportion of your postgraduate expenses. We've taken a look at the five cheapest student cities in the USA as potential options to help keeps the costs down.

by Hannah Slack

5 Reasons to Study in Canada

Canada North America International Study

There are many great reasons why you should study in Canada. We've taken a look at the top five appeals for postgraduate students.

by Taru Medha

What Are The Highest Paying Jobs in Canada?

Canada Careers

What are some job sectors in Canada that offer the highest salaries to graduates.

by Sarah Hastings-Woodhouse

USA International Study

Not sure which subject to study for your Masters in the USA? Here are the five most popular, according to our search data!

by Hannah Slack

What are the Cheapest Canadian Cities to Live in as a Student?

Canada Costs North America

Living costs will make up a large proportion of your postgraduate expenses. We've taken a look at Canada's five cheapest student cities as potential options to help keeps the costs down.