STUDY WORK PROGRAMS
Indian students can find study and work programs abroad in countries like the Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, which offer post-study work visas and high-demand fields such as Computer Science, Data Science, AI, Engineering, and Business. Popular options include pursuing a degree to gain work experience through a Post-Study Work visa (available in many countries) or joining specific working holiday programs for younger individuals in certain countries like the UK, Australia, or New Zealand.
Popular countries for study and work programs
MALAYSIA : Offer benefits like gaining professional experience through part-time work, access to a growing job market after graduation, and globally recognized degrees at an affordable cost. While studying, students can work part-time for up to 20 hours per week during semesters and full-time during breaks, which helps supplement income and build professional networks. After graduation, the strong job market, particularly in IT, finance, and healthcare, offers opportunities both in Malaysia and as a springboard for regional or international careers.
SINGAPORE : Study and work programs in Singapore offer benefits like a high-quality, multicultural education with English as the language of instruction, a strong job market, and government financial assistance options such as tuition grants. International students can also gain valuable work experience through part-time work and post-study work options, which can help with living costs and career progression
Australia: A popular choice for its high-quality education and career opportunities, with specific post-study work options.
UK: Offers world-class education in established institutions and has a Post-Study Work visa for students who complete their studies.
Germany: Known for its high-quality education and low tuition fees, especially for public universities. Germany offers excellent prospects in fields like engineering, IT, and business.
Program options for students
Post-Study Work Visas: Most popular countries offer this visa, which allows students to stay and work for a certain period after graduation. This is a common path to securing long-term work opportunities.
Working Holiday Programs: These programs are available for younger individuals (often under 30) in countries like the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. They allow participants to work while traveling for a set period.
Internships and Co-op programs: Many universities offer integrated programs that combine academic study with hands-on work experience, making it easier to find employment upon graduation.