Nairalanders with experience please find the time to attend to these questions. Am saving up to study abroad and work after NYSC. I think it's better i prepare early and make important decisions hence the questions; Which country will be suitable to go for a masters degree program? Especially when you intend to work and take care of your bills after entrance.
What are the requirements needed to be admitted for a masters degree program in such country?

The countries; Netherlands, Germany, Australia and Canada.
Thanks in advance guys.

You can suggest an entirely diff country from the ones above.

In these countries but you never listed the countries

2kaybiel:
In these countries but you never listed the countries

sorry i have added them.

Yoshy:
Nairalanders with experience please find the time to attend to these questions. Am saving up to study abroad and work after NYSC. I think it's better i prepare early and make important decisions hence the questions; Which country will be suitable to go for a masters degree program? Especially when you intend to work and take care of your bills after entrance.
What are the requirements needed to be admitted for a masters degree program in such country?

The countries; Netherlands, Germany, Australia and Canada.
Thanks in advance guys.

You can suggest an entirely diff country from the ones above.

They all do.....First of all,Australia is the most expensive followed by Canada so if you can afford any of the 2 the better.....German universities are free save some usually costs which most be taken care of.To study in German you need at least #2.5M deposited in your foreign bank account to prove to the embassy that you are independent. After studying and you wish to stay back you'll be given a 6months visa elongation to find a job...But as an added advantage,you need to learn German while studying....
In conclusion,I'll advice you take Canada....

DAVECENA:


They all do.....First of all,Australia is the most expensive followed by Canada so if you can afford any of the 2 the better.....German universities are free save some usually costs which most be taken care of.To study in German you need at least #2.5M deposited in your foreign bank account to prove to the embassy that you are independent. After studying and you wish to stay back you'll be given a 6months visa elongation to find a job...But as an added advantage,you need to learn German while studying....
In conclusion,I'll advice you take Canada....

thanks man, so incase it's canada, how much will i be looking at?

Yoshy:
Nairalanders with experience please find the time to attend to these questions. Am saving up to study abroad and work after NYSC. I think it's better i prepare early and make important decisions hence the questions; Which country will be suitable to go for a masters degree program? Especially when you intend to work and take care of your bills after entrance.
What are the requirements needed to be admitted for a masters degree program in such country?

The countries; Netherlands, Germany, Australia and Canada.
Thanks in advance guys.

You can suggest an entirely diff country from the ones above.

Morning,

For Canada you need:

O' Level Results
Bsc Results with minimum 3.0 CGPA and Transcripts
Reference Letter from University
Statement of Purpose
CV
Some Universities may ask for extra Documents
Banks Statement from Sponsor(academic and Living Cost)
Your CGPA must be around 3.0 unless you want to do an educational or social works course(some universities might consider 2.75)
Cost of Tuition change
And with student visa you can work for certain man hours while schooling.

Thank you Justnora. Will one be allowed to stay in the country and work after the program?
How is the social life? Emphasis on racism and xenophobia.

Yoshy:
Thank you Justnora.
Will one be allowed to stay in the country and work after the program?

How is the social life? Emphasis on racism and xenophobia.

Well, All countries have issues of racism but you just have to prove them wrong. be well behaved.

Justnora:


Well, All countries have issues of racism but you just have to prove them wrong. be well behaved.

so on staying after the program for work, do you think it's possible?

Yoshy:
thanks man, so incase it's canada, how much will i be looking at?

.Depending on the course..... Fees for a Masters in Canada will vary considerably depending on which institution you choose and can range from CDN$7,000 ($6,295) to CDN$25,000 ($22,485).

DAVECENA:


.Depending on the course..... Fees for a Masters in Canada will vary considerably depending on which institution you choose and can range from CDN$7,000 ($6,295) to CDN$25,000 ($22,485).

Thanks, will it cover for the entire duration of the program?

Yoshy:
Thanks, will it cover for the entire duration of the program?

No oooo.It's for tuition fee for the session.Canada is really expensive. But if you opt for Germany, the #2.5M will cover your expenses for a year if you don't spend extravagantly and within 3-6Months you would have been able to secure a job. If you've got the cash,go for canada but if you're trying to cut cost,Germany is the place. You'll also get to meet our brothers in diaspora.

DAVECENA:


No oooo.It's for tuition fee for the session.Canada is really expensive. But if you opt for Germany, the #2.5M will cover your expenses for a year if you don't spend extravagantly and within 3-6Months you would have been able to secure a job. If you've got the cash,go for canada but if you're trying to cut cost,Germany is the place. You'll also get to meet our brothers in diaspora.

1. so the major challenge in germany will be learning the language?
2. Can one equally get a job in Canada within 3-6 months?

Yoshy:
so on staying after the program for work, do you think it's possible?

yes. it is very possible.

Justnora:
yes. it is very possible.

Thanks, you have been very helpful...more tips outside the scope of my questions, like personal experiences will be appreciated.

Yoshy:
1. so the major challenge in germany will be learning the language?
2. Can one equally get a job in Canada within 3-6 months?

1)It's not much of a challenge because you can actually study in English. Secondly,While studying you could decide to enrol for German language class in order to enhance your chances of getting a professional after your Msc.

2) Yes you can but its not that easy. That's why its advisable to hold enough cash to sustain you for at least a year. On the other hand you could be lucky to get one in time.

DAVECENA:


1)It's not much of a challenge because you can actually study in English. Secondly,While studying you could decide to enrol for German language class in order to enhance your chances of getting a professional after your Msc.

2) Yes you can but its not that easy. That's why its advisable to hold enough cash to sustain you for at least a year. On the other hand you could be lucky to get one in time.

Thank you so much...if you have more tips please don't hesitate to post them.

Why not USA?

Yoshy:
Thank you so much...if you have more tips please don't hesitate to post them.

No p bro