Taking into consideration the human index, finding better work during or after education, salaries and better benefits
Especially for PHD students in engineering programmes.
Thanks
Certainly the USA and Canada
Best Regards Milad Baghalzadeh Shishehgarkhaneh
I think, if the good support for researcher and all what researcher needs is available or can be provided easily this may be excellent choice. I think some universities in USA belong to this description.
The Nordic countries are a region of countries which has very good universities, combined with world-leading social security, high life expectancy - and no War since 1945 (in Sweden none since 1814). Their are plenty of scholarships, too.
Certainly the USA and Canada
Best Regards Milad Baghalzadeh Shishehgarkhaneh
It will depend where you can get a good supervisor and funding.
@wellington didibhuku Thwala
Finding a supervisor and funding are one of the difficult process in apply.
there are numerous opportunities in USA, Canada, Australia, and several European countries like UK, Germany, Netherlands and Spain also. It depend on your preferences
I had to change my response a couple of times before I came to a conclusion. Firstly, In my context it means you are studying part-time and working full time. So I would agree with Prof Didibhuku Thwala that it s about the good supervisor and funding. And then the country issue has no bearing anymore, followed by individual preference.
Considering all the factors that you mentioned, the best countries for graduates seeking work are Australia, Germany, Canada etc. but keep in mind that it depends that where you will find a position and prospective supervisor.
Your research interests, funding options, and good supervision will determine
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