Will my lack of prior work experience affect my chances of getting a good job abroad in UK for a Master's?

Yes, lacking prior work experience can make it harder to secure a good job abroad, especially in competitive markets like the UK. Many employers prefer candidates with practical experience, even for entry-level roles, and studies show a significant number of job listings ask for 2+ years of experience.

However, a master's degree still makes you a strong candidate. To improve your chances:
- Gain practical experience through internships, part-time jobs, or volunteering during your studies.
- Use your university’s career services for CV help and networking opportunities.
- Take advantage of the UK's Graduate Route visa, which allows you to work or job-hunt for up to 2 years after graduation (subject to change). This 2-year period applies to applications made before 1 January 2027; applications submitted on or after that date receive 18 months, while PhD graduates continue to receive 3 years.