Yes, you can stay and work in Singapore after completing your studies but you must apply for a work visa. If you are looking for employment in Singapore after graduating from a university on the list of Institutes of Higher Learning, you can apply for a one-year (non-renewable) Long-term Social Visit Pass (LTVP). Besides this, there are three kinds of work visas, open to all international students i.e Employment Pass, S Pass, and EntrePass.

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You can apply for various part-time jobs while studying in Singapore and can earn around 1,000 to 2,500 SGD (61,382-1.53 lakhs INR) per month. Some of the most preferred part-time job roles along with the hourly pay is given below:

The unemployment rate of Italy as of October 2022 is 7.8% only, which means that if you have highly sought-after skills and a solid command of both Italian and English, getting a job in Italy won't be difficult. You can work part-time or as interns while studying, or go for full-time job roles after studying.

It won't be simple for graduates to find a job given the intense competition among job seekers in a global economy like the UK. However, your options are not limited because there are numerous career options available to students pursuing studies in UK. Additionally, the unemployment rate of UK as of September 2022 is 3.6%, indicating abundant job opportunities for graduates.
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Leeds Beckett University has one of the highest graduate employability ratings of 93.6%. Additionally, the university received a silver award from the national Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) for its outstanding teaching. Other universities in UK providing the best placement opportunities are as follows:

• Robert Gordon University
• University of Huddersfield
• King’s College London
• University of Leeds
• Cardiff University
• University of Liverpool
• Northumbria University of Newcastle
• University of Aberdeen
• University of Glasgow

Some of the top recruiters in the UK are as follows:

• GlaxoSmithKline
• Unilever
• HSBC
• Deloitte
• Shell
• Vodafone
• Tesco
• Marks and Spencer
• Siemens

The highest paying courses in UK are as follows:

• Marketing (sales and advertising)
• Dentistry
• Medicine
• Veterinary Medicine
• Economics
• General Engineering
• Mathematics
• Physics and Astronomy
• Computer Science
• Business and Administration

Getting a job in Ireland after their Master's can be difficult, especially for those from Non-EU countries. Even with a favourable job market for international students, securing a job is quite difficult in Ireland compared to the USA where everyone ends up with desired job roles. However, after completing their Irish degree, graduates may improve their employability through internships or with help of technical skills.

Some of the top employers in Germany according to reports of Statista are as follows:

• Volkswagen
• Deutsche Post DHL Group
• Bosch
• Siemens
• Edeka Zentrale
• Deutsche Bahn
• Allianz
• BMW
• Deutsche Bank