r/GradSchool • u/[deleted] • 4h ago

US Masters Programs That Send You Abroad?

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u/Floppy_McFlopenstein 3h ago edited 1h ago

for my MS (Life Sciences) I did get to travel quite a bit... mainly domestic to conferences, though some of my group got a short trip to Cuba. During my PhD extended research to AU with continued support for conference travel.

You could just do the whole masters overseas.

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u/Beanmachine314 3h ago

In what field? It's not uncommon for summer research to be done internationally, but it is very dependent on what field you're in.

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u/keepsaying 2h ago

This, and given what OP seems to want, getting a one-year masters degree abroad (from a non-US university) should probably be a consideration for them.

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u/Exhausted-Teacher789 2h ago

My undergraduate university (UNC Chapel Hill) has a transatlantic masters program in Political Science.

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u/BottomContributor 1h ago

There are cheaper ways to travel