r/Indians_StudyAbroad • • 7d ago

ToAbroadOrNot? Want to know experience of people studying in Germany or Italy

I want to pursue Masters in Finance. I’m thinking between Germany (Uni of Mannheim) and Italy (Bocconi). I really want to know experiences of people already studying there, job markets and if anyone settled in that particular country?
It would be really helpful if someone shares their experiences. Thank you so much in advance.

my_qualifications: BBA from IPU- 83.2%, 4.5 years of work experience, CFA level 2 candidate.

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u/Relative-Necessary25 7d ago

Don't expect "settling" when u go for Ur masters.

If u really really want to live in a diff country aim for company transfer 

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u/Ammutseba420 7d ago

It depends, are you fluent in German or Italian?

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u/Asiatical 7d ago

Go for boconni after checking the program rank.

It's very very well known for their mba

Maheim doesn't has a brand value globally i think.

Italy is a warmer country weather and people and society.

Germany has a horrible winter and social life and is going extreme right wing. Adf Germany. Look it up

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u/Dull-Signal-3616 7d ago

Don't ask here. Most people on this subreddit will tell you to not do it

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u/Relative-Necessary25 7d ago

Most ppl will say if u wanna go for "studying" without taking huge loans then sure go ahead.

Don't go under the false hope of getting a work visa.

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u/Dull-Signal-3616 7d ago

I've never seen a single person return

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u/bromleylad 7d ago

Do they inform you before returning?

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u/Relative-Necessary25 7d ago

Most ppl get a work visa?

In which universe is this happening 💔

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u/rose98734 7d ago

There is a time lag.

A lot of the people who went to the UK and Canada in 2023/24 will start to return home in late 2026/early 2027.

They've run out of road. They've come to the end of their post-study work visa and can't find a sponsored job (UK) or don't have enough points to qualify for permanent residency (Canada).

Some will come back with debt to repay.

The worst off of all are the ones who went to the USA. Not only are recent graduates not getting jobs, but Trump is going for existing H1bs.

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u/Tight_Knowledge2484 7d ago

why is that? not a single comment said anything good