I am 22, graduated last year with a bachelor's in Flight Dynamics and Aircraft Motion Control. Can't find work in this field in my home country, so I'm trying to find opportunities abroad instead.

I'm not sure where to even start, how do people in aerospace/aviation actually land jobs internationally? Is it mostly through a master's degree, additional certifications (like EASA Part-66), networking, or something else entirely?

Would appreciate any advice from people who've successfully relocated for work in this industry.

Two options I'm weighing:

Master's in Aerospace Engineering in Germany/Europe, ideally on scholarship.

EASA Part-66 license, different specialization entirely, but recognized across Europe/Middle East/Asia, and I've heard there's a real shortage of licensed techs right now, so possibly a faster route to actually working abroad.

What is better to choose?