Can I pursue a second master's degree in Europe in drug design or infrastructure since my current college lacks facilities for my interests?

Yes, you can pursue a second master's degree in Europe in fields like drug design or infrastructure, even if your current college doesn't offer these facilities.

Admission for a second master's is possible if you meet the specific entry requirements set by each university. These usually include a relevant undergraduate or postgraduate degree and a strong academic record. Tuition fees for a second master's may be higher, especially for non-EU/EEA students, and policies vary by university and country.

Visa rules also differ and may require you to show genuine academic progression. All fees and visa regulations are subject to change.