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Study Abroad Expert - Answered on May 27, 2024

Sushil Sukhwani is the founding director of the overseas education consultant firm, Edwise International. He has 31 years of experience in counselling students who have opted to study abroad in various countries, including the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. He is part of the board of directors at the American International Recruitment Council and an honorary committee member of the Australian Alumni Association. Sukhwani is an MBA graduate from Bond University, Australia. ... more
Asked by Anonymous - Mar 25, 2024Hindi
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My son wants to go for masters (Robotics/Automation/Industrial engg) in UK or Germany. What would be the best country to do his masters and get PR without any hassles? How will be the job opportunities in these countries for the course he did?

Ans: Hello,

To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that your son aspires to pursue his Masters in Robotics/Automation/Industrial Engineering in the UK or Germany. To answer your question first, I would like to let you know that several variables, including possibilities for employment following graduation and permanent residency (PR) need to be taken into account when deciding between Germany and the UK for pursuing a Masters in Robotics, Automation, or Industrial Engineering.

I would like to tell you that Germany and the UK both are renowned for having robust engineering and technology industries with outstanding educational programs and research possibilities offered in these fields. Nevertheless, with regard to gaining permanent residency, Germany has simpler procedures than the UK.

Germany’s immigration laws, especially the Blue Card scheme, aims to attract competent laborers, including graduates from universities in Germany. On competing their Masters degrees in Germany, students have the chance to prolong their residence permits for the purpose of seeking employment and finally switch to a Blue Card, which can result in permanent residency.

The UK on the contrary, has modified its immigration laws recently, implementing a points-based system that gives preference to highly qualified personnel. Although overseas students are permitted to remain in the UK for a brief period of time following graduation in order to seek work, the routes to obtaining permanent residency are more difficult and competitive in comparison to Germany.

I would like to let you know that both the nations have booming engineering sectors that provide a wealth of work opportunities, nevertheless, the manufacturing industry in Germany is particularly strong with several jobs in automation, robotics, and industrial engineering. An abundance of opportunities for graduates in these sectors are offered by Germany’s robust industrial sector, including well-known corporations viz., Volkswagen, Siemens, and Bosch.

The UK also boasts a thriving engineering industry, particularly in aerospace, automotive, and technology. Nevertheless, employment prospects for overseas graduates in the UK may be impacted by Brexit concerns and its possible effects on immigration and employment laws.

Lastly, while outstanding possibilities to pursue a Master’s degree in Robotics, Automation, or Industrial Engineering are offered by both Germany and the UK, a more simpler route to obtain permanent residency and ample employment prospects in these sectors may be offered by Germany. Nevertheless, in order to make an educated choice depending on your son’s aspirations and situation, I would recommend that you conduct an extensive study on certain courses, universities, and well as labor markets in both the nations.

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My son has done his BBCA from MIT (ATSC affiliated to Pune University) and was placed with an MNC AMDOCS Pune where he would complete two years of job ex in Aug 23. We are of the opinion that he should do his masters from some good college in Australia, Ireland or Germany. 1. Which country would you recommend (is there widespread racism in the last mentioned?)? 2. Should he apply for a job in these countries and do his masters part time or study full time and work part time?
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To begin with, thank you for contacting us. The following details could be useful:

1. The choice of a country for master's study depends on a number of variables, such as the standard of education, employment prospects, cost of living, and cultural milieu. International students seeking higher education often choose to study in Australia, Ireland, or Germany. Each country has its unique set of advantages and disadvantages:
• Australia: Australia, which is renowned for its excellent educational system and diversified cultural environment, places a heavy focus on research and innovation. While racism does exist in some Australian communities, it is not pervasive, and the majority of colleges have policies in place to support diversity and inclusivity.

• Ireland: Ireland is renowned for its extensive literary and cultural past, and its educational system is well-regarded. Racism does occur in some nations, including Ireland, however it is typically thought to be less pervasive than in some other nations.

• Germany: German universities are well-known for their robust engineering and technology programs, and several of them offer courses in English. Although isolated acts of racism and discrimination might happen anywhere, Germany has stringent laws against them.

When selecting a country for master's degree study, it's crucial to conduct extensive research and take into account a variety of aspects, including racism. It is advised to speak with current students, former students, or academic advisors to better understand the cultural setting and experiences of international students in these nations.

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I understand that you are in a sensitive situation. Patience and empathy is extremely important if you want to convince your parents. Understand their side; what are they objecting and why. Once you get that, it will be easier to debunk any misunderstandings they have about your relationship. Have calm one-on-one conversation with each parent instead of talking to both of them at once. Your first task is to make them listen, not immediately approve. Acknowledge any mistake they bring up; it is indeed unfair to not include your parents in your marriage decision, at least, in India. Though I am sure you had your reasons and I am not judging at all. But you need to acknowledge that it was not right of you to do that. This makes you come off more responsible, mature and sincere. Ask them gently what they do not like about your partner and once you understand it, show them his positive side.

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