An internship improved Mohammad's career opportunities

Mohammad Habibi Savadkoohi, an Iranian student studying the master's program in Strategic Urban and Regional Planning at Linköping University, has secured an internship at an international consulting company, which has greatly improved his career prospects. He has a background in architecture and was initially unsure if the program would suit him, but he found it to be fantastic and enriching. He applied for an internship at AFRY, a consulting company in Stockholm, and after initially being rejected, he was eventually offered a place. The internship was successful, and Mohammad wrote his master's thesis at the company while also working as a strategic planner. This experience has boosted his CV and opened up possibilities for future job opportunities. Mohammad and his wife have also registered their own company, with plans to establish themselves in Sweden for now, though they may consider moving to Canada in the future.