Guys I need help, my future is at stake here. I'm gonna

Nobody?

>>1794719
Yes. Do it. Britain has good prospects despite what is said. And you only have to pay the loan back when you earn over a certain amount. Impossible to go bankrupt.

>>1794723
What about brexit? Isn't it risky? I don't expect it, but what if I won't be allowed to work legally anymore? Do I leave it all behind and go back home?

Well I guess I could just call it an experience and that's all, considering I'll never earn enough in my country to need to pay back anything.

I wouldn't do a masters of any kind without a few years of work exp.

>>1794741
Well I don't really have a choice. I can't really move to the UK randomly and hope to get a job without doing this first, and back home you need one because almost everyone is getting one and there is stiff competition for the few jobs offered.

>>1794726
They're very unlikely to kick out skilled ppl. The government wants to allow everybody to stay.

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>>1794699

Holland has good universities and are a lot cheaper than UK.

If you work a random number of hours. like 20ish or so, you can also get gov funding. Not to sure about the specifics, but our tuition is like 3k euro max.

>>1794699

They won't kick you out. UK is a great place to make money if you can suppress your housing cost somehow. Very generous tax shelter options.

If you're self-employed and have a competent accountant you barely pay any tax.

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>>1794699
>be Polish
>get my BSc in Poland fully funded by Polish taxpayer
>get my MSc in UK fully funded by EU taxpayer
>get my PhD in UK fully funded by EU taxpayer
>get UK citizenship early last year
>vote to Leave the EU in June
>mfw

>>1795217
That was one hell of a read.