Master's/Bachelor's Guide to study abroad

Still stuck at the very first question, Bachelor's or Master's? Which country? Which subject? Which university? I have been there where you are right now before coming to Vienna, Austria

A lot of students jump straight to "which university" without first figuring out the bigger decisions that actually shape everything else, and end up confused or making choices they regret later.

We'll cover:

1. Bachelor's vs Master's — which makes sense for your situation, background, and goals
2. Choosing the right subject/field based on your interests and career direction
3. Choosing the right country and city — cost, language, job opportunities, and lifestyle fit
4. Language requirements — do you need to learn one, and how much does it matter for your plan
5. The general pathway/roadmap for your chosen degree level in that specific country

Think of this as the "big picture" conversation before you dive into specific applications, helping you build direction and clarity first, so every next step actually makes sense.

One-on-one, based on your background and what you're currently confused about.