Course first, country second.
You've picked the country before the course, like almost everyone does.
An engineer set on Germany, asked why.
- Mechanical engineer; worked in design and R&D at Syntegon (formerly Bosch)
- German up to A2 level
- Clear on a Master's in Mechanical Engineering; also awaiting MBA offers in India
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Because if you are selecting courses, in a nutshell you are selecting career.
From those 15, 20 courses, you need to open the course link, ignore country, ignore everything.
So I was clear about which course I wanted which was Masters in Mechanical Engineering or Advanced Mechanical Engineering
Three things, whatever your profile.
Choose the course first; the country follows from it.
Open every course link and read the modules yourself.
Judge a course by employability, not by the country.
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