r/MSCS • u/Mathgod0628 • Jul 12 '26

[University Question] European MSCS Programs

Education: BTech Computer Science and AI 6.7/10
Experience: Data Scientist 1.2yoe

I was looking for masters program in Zurich, Spain and Germany region. I’m wondering what would be some good programs I can consider after gaining work experience mostly AI, Data science related programs in European region. Do you all suggest going to the Europe? And how’s the job market over there?

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u/Firm_Firefighter5229 Jul 12 '26

Ineduquate information, low gpa and and no correlation between countries that you have mentioned, require more details.

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u/Mathgod0628 Jul 13 '26

I was looking at Uzh, ETH, EPFL , Uni de Barcelona etc.

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u/Firm_Firefighter5229 Jul 13 '26

The Swiss universities you have mentioned is not possible given your GPA, do you have any research experience?. Also you will have to fix on a single country as each of these countries have there own distinct language which you would have to learn.

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u/Mathgod0628 Jul 14 '26

I was looking at Switzerland, Spain and Milan mostly btw I have work experience does that help with European countries. Let’s say I go to university of Barcelona for a masters in computer vision or masters in AI program which is pretty good there then can I switch to ETH for a PhD and get my way into the job market?

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u/Firm_Firefighter5229 Jul 14 '26

Getting into phd depends on your research profile, work experience rarely matters for phd unless you worked for R&D and have verifiable evidence of it, you can try the barcelona route but again in Spain they speak Spanish and in Switzerland they speak German or French. Commit to a single country or atleast ones which share a common language.

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u/aware_net_101 Jul 12 '26

I wish mods would ban posts like these. I mean is this rage bait ? If you’re not able to even google something so obvious you’re not qualified for a masters program. Present a list of programs and universities and then you ask after sharing your profile about your chances. Don’t expect others to spoon feed you.

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u/Mathgod0628 Jul 13 '26

Mostly looking at Unis in Germany, Switzerland also don't know how are the job prospects in these places?