Can you suggest me a comfortable master's program where it won't be a burden and I can also work part-time in Ireland/Canada?
Yes, you can find master's programs that offer a manageable workload and allow you to work part-time in Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, and the USA.
- Many universities in these countries offer part-time or flexible master's options, especially in fields like business administration, social work, and project management.
- International students are typically allowed to work part-time during academic terms: up to 24 hours/week in Canada, 20 hours/week in Ireland and the USA, and 25 hours/week in New Zealand. These limits are subject to change.
- Look for programs with evening, weekend, or online classes to further ease your schedule.
Given your strong academic background and work experience, you are eligible for such flexible programs.
Looking for a specific course in Canada?
We will find the universities that offer it, and whether you will get in.
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