Most people called Žuja don't speak Spanish or Catalan. Would you be better off perfecting your language skills if you wanted to work in central Spain or Catalonia?&nbsp;<div><br></div><div>
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Dear Stuart,<br><br>Im currently working on that, but for now I just want to finish my master abroad.&nbsp;

Start with your goals. You won't improve your Spanish or Catalan skills much in a degree taught in English. Indeed, the best way to develop the functional vocabulary would be learn Spanish or Catalan and then study your masters in that language. That would show to employers that you can do marketing aimed at the domestic market.&nbsp;<br><br><br><br>PS There's not much point learning marketing in a country where your language skills mean you can't work as a marketer in the domestic market.&nbsp;

<div>&nbsp;I understand what you mean, but it is not that I necessarily have to work in Spain.&nbsp; I want to live abroad for a while and if I go back to my country, which is not that big problem for me, it will definitely be a plus for employers that I studied abroad.&nbsp;</div><br><br><div>I understand that with knowledge of Spanish I could go much further, but it will take me a few more years before going to the master which I cannot afford at the moment.
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That feels like a bad investment. €20k could get you into some much better schools. https://www.mastersportal.com/search/#q=di-88|lv-master|tr-[10000,20000]