Is it possible to do a one-year diploma course abroad after completing five years of integrated study?
27 Aug 2026 · Answered by Neelam B · 1 min read
Yes, you can pursue a one-year diploma course abroad after completing a five-year integrated program, but eligibility depends on the specific country, institution, and diploma requirements.
Some universities may require only a bachelor’s degree, while others accept applicants with an integrated master’s. You’ll need to check each program’s admission criteria, as policies vary.
Consider if the diploma fits your career goals and adds relevant skills.
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