Do I need to learn a new language if I choose to study in Europe for a Master's?

It depends on your chosen program and country.

- English-taught programs: Many European universities offer master's degrees in English. For these, you need to prove English proficiency (typically through IELTS or TOEFL). Each university sets its own required scores.
- Local language programs: If your course is taught in a local language (like German, French, or Spanish), you'll need to demonstrate proficiency in that language, usually at a B2 level or higher, with accepted certificates varying by university.

Learning the local language is not always mandatory, but it can help with daily life and work opportunities.