Do internships count as work experience for my study abroad application for a MBA/MSc?
Yes, internships can count as work experience for your study abroad application, especially if they are relevant to your chosen field and demonstrate practical skills.
- MBA programs usually require full-time, post-graduation work experience and may not count internships as formal work experience.
- MSc and specialized master's programs often value internships, particularly in technical fields, where relevant project work can strengthen your profile.
With your background in Animation and 12 months of work experience, highlighting relevant internships and the skills gained can enhance your application.
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