MASTER`S PROGRAM ABROAD

Information about Master`s/MBA programs abroad:

How and where to apply:

• Choosing a country and university: It is important to research in advance the different countries and universities that offer Master`s and MBA programs. Popular study destinations:
• USA: Harvard, Stanford, MIT, University of California and others
• UK: Oxford, Cambridge, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
• Europe: Switzerland (IMD), France (INSEAD), Spain (IE Business School), Netherlands (EADA Business School).
• Australia: University of Melbourne, University of Sydney.
• Asia: Singapore (NUS, Nanyang Business School), Hong Kong (HKU Business School).
• Choosing a program: You can choose between a traditional Master`s or an MBA (Master of Business Administration) program if your goal is to develop skills in business and management. An MBA requires professional experience (usually 2-5 years) and is often aimed at people with career experience.

Application deadlines:

• Master`s degree: Application deadlines for master`s degree programs usually depend on the university and can start from autumn (September-October) a year before the start of studies.
• Programs start in September/October or January.
• Early application deadlines are usually until December/January (for the autumn intake), but there are also summer programs.
• MBA: Most MBA programs have two main intakes - for the autumnautumn (September) and spring (January) intake. However, application deadlines can vary from autumn to spring of the previous year.

Admission documents:

To apply for a master`s and MBA program abroad, you will need:

• A completed application form on the university website.
• Recommendations from teachers or employers (for MBA, more often from employers)..
• A resume (CV) describing your work experience, achievements, and educational background.
• A motivation letter (Personal Statement) explaining why you chose this program and how it will help you in your career.
• Previous education diploma with transcript (for Master`s degree).
• Language proficiency certificate (TOEFL, IELTS, for MBA there may be a requirement for English proficiency at the GMAT or GRE level).
• Test scores (GMAT or GRE) - for MBA.
• Financial documents - proof that you have the means to pay for your studies and living expenses, or the availability of scholarships.

How long are the programs:

• Master`s: Master`s programs usually last 1-2 years, depending on the country and program. For example, in the US and UK it is usually 1 year, in other countries of Europe and Asia - 1-2 years.
• MBA: MBA programs can last from 1 year (for example, in Europe) to 2 years (in the US or Australia). Some schools offer accelerated programs or part-time programs for working professionals.

Additional considerations:

• Scholarships and grants: Many universities offer scholarships and financial aid for international students. Scholarship applications are often submitted at the same time as the program application.
• Cultural and language courses: Preparatory courses are offered for international students to help them adapt to the academic and language level of the university.

When planning to study abroad, it is important to plan ahead to ensure that you are prepared for the application process and are prepared for the application process.