Will having one year of work experience or internship before applying for next year's intake improve my application for a Master's?
Yes, having one year of work experience or an internship before applying for your master's can strengthen your application.
Universities often value practical experience, as it shows commitment, relevant skills, and readiness for advanced study. Even if work experience is not mandatory, it can set your profile apart and demonstrate your proactive approach toward your career goals.
If you want tailored advice on how to highlight your experience in your application, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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