LeapScholar

Will you assist me with job placement or finding a job after completing my masters in Ireland/France for a Master's?

31 Aug 2026 · Answered by Mahalakshmi K · 1 min read
Quick Answer verified

Ireland's Third Level Graduate Programme, known as Stamp 1G, and France's APS or RECE residence permit both let you stay and work after graduation. French Master's programs typically include a four to six month internship, called a stage, which often becomes your direct pipeline into a full time contract.

Mahalakshmi K
Mahalakshmi K Verified
Leap Scholar's Counsellor
View Profile →

No one can hand you a job directly, but both Ireland and France give international graduates real legal pathways and campus support to build one for yourself. Understanding these routes now shapes how you plan your final year.

Post Study Pathways: Ireland vs France

AspectIrelandFrance
Post study permitThird Level Graduate Programme, Stamp 1GAPS or RECE post study residence permit
Internship cultureCareer fairs at universities like Trinity, UCD, or SmurfitMandatory 4 to 6 month final year internship, called a stage
CV standardLocal Irish corporate formatEuropass format widely expected

How To Build Your Employability

  • Tailor your CV to the local standard, Europass for France or local corporate style for Ireland.
  • Use university career fairs and networking events, which are a major recruitment channel in both countries.
  • Practice mock interviews with behavioral and technical questions specific to your target sector.

My Advice

Treat your French internship or Irish career fair season as your real job search, not a formality, and start tailoring your CV and attending networking events from your very first semester rather than waiting until after graduation.

Will you actually get a job after your France master's?

Talk to a counsellor about real outcomes, salaries and which courses employers hire from.

4.7/5 Google 🎓 25K+ admits
Talk to a Career Counsellor

More Post-study work questions

More France questions

🎓 Will a master's in France land a job? Talk to Counsellor