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If I attend Grad School abroad will it be easier to work internationally with my degree?

I am attending Graduate School abroad this upcoming year for a one-year Msc in Applied Behavior Analysis. There are currently many positions in the US for careers in Behavior Analysis, however my main interest is to work internationally. Since my Master's degree will be from an international institution, will this help in obtaining a job abroad? #gradschool #masters #international #college #graduate-school #working-abroad #working-internationally

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Magda’s Answer

100% agree with Amanda Holtz. Its hard to leave your comfort zone to study abroad, but this experience makes you a more well rounded person, and also speaks a lot about your capacity to take new challenges. If you want to stay abroad, I would review what are the visa requirements for you to work, check if you get a work permit after graduation, or what are the countries requirements to hire foreigners.
Good luck!

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Amanda’s Answer

Congrats on making that huge leap and getting your graduate degree abroad! I received a master’s degree from Dublin City University in Ireland and from my experience, it has only been a benefit in my career. In interviews, people seem to be impressed that I was able to study in another country and feel more confident in my international experience.


With that hat being said, you need to make sure that your degree is internationally recognized. If not, you could not be seen as qualified for the position, so make sure you look in to that. Good Luck!

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