Can you tell me if I will get placement support and internship support from the universities since I want to settle abroad after my masters in Ireland/Canada?
Yes, universities in both Ireland and Canada typically offer strong placement and internship support for master's students, which can help you build industry connections and improve your chances of settling abroad after graduation.
- Ireland: Many master's programs include internships as part of the curriculum. Universities often provide workshops, CV clinics, interview preparation, and access to employer networks. Placements can range from a few months and may be available both within Ireland and internationally.
- Canada: Canadian universities also support students with internships and work placements. Some programs include mandatory work terms, and students have access to workshops, seminars, advising, and industry partnerships. While placements are not always guaranteed, many programs have high placement rates.
Support services and placement policies are subject to change.
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