Can you provide me a list of all countries available for my course preferences so that I can shortlist easier in Ireland/Australia for a Master's?
You have several country options for Master's programs with February 2027 intakes:
- Australia: Many universities offer major intakes in February 2027.
- United Kingdom: Some universities have January 2027 starts, closely matching your preferred intake.
- Finland: International Master's programs with autumn 2027 starts; application period is January 2027.
- Iceland: Spring semester intakes available, with deadlines in October 2026.
- Singapore: Select universities offer January intakes for specific Master's courses.
- Ireland: Multiple universities offer January 2027 intakes for various Master's programs.
Application deadlines and program availability are subject to change and depend on the university and course.
For help shortlisting universities and programs based on your preferences, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
More expert answers
Indian students have many strong study abroad options for master's programs beyond the UK. Top alternatives include:
- United States: Wide range of programs, strong research focus, and post-study work options (OPT) up to 12 months, with a 24-month STEM extension. Higher tuition and living costs.
- Canada: High-quality education, welcoming environment, and a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) of up to 3 years with clear pathways to permanent residency.
- Australia: Quality universities, post-study work visas for 2 - 4 years, moderate to high costs.
- Germany: Low or no tuition at public universities, 18-month post-study job search visa, and EU Blue Card pathway.
- Netherlands: Many English-taught programs, one-year Orientation Year visa after graduation.
- France: Affordable tuition at public universities, two-year job seeker visa, possible language requirements.
- Ireland: English-speaking, strong IT/business sectors, up to 2 years post-study work visa.
- New Zealand: Safe, welcoming, up to 3 years post-study work visa and residency options.
- Singapore: Business/tech hub, selective post-study work and employer-sponsored visas.
- UAE: Growing education hub, international campuses, and career opportunities.
Each country offers different benefits in terms of costs, post-study work, and long-term prospects. LeapScholar can help you explore which option fits your goals best.
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