The Breakdown:

• Study Duration: UK Masters are typically 12 months, saving you time and one year of living expenses. Australia usually requires 2 years for a Masters.

• Part-Time Work: Australia currently has a higher minimum wage (approx. AUD 23+ per hour), making it easier to cover living costs.

• PR Pathways: Australia’s Regional Migration points make it attractive for those looking to stay long-term. The UK’s Graduate Route (2-year work permit) is excellent for international work experience but has a stricter path to permanent residency.

Final Verdict: If speed is your priority, go for the UK. If long-term settlement and high earnings are your goal, Australia might be the winner.

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