Estudiar Futuro

A dashboard for choosing a graduate program: it compares master's programs and scholarships available in Chile and abroad, and matches them with the user's field of interest. The question it tries to answer is not "what programs exist" but "which one suits me".

It now has nine real scholarships loaded by hand (Beca Chile, ANID, Chevening, Fulbright, DAAD and others), with their coverage broken down into tuition, living expenses, flights and insurance, the requirements of each one and the month the call opens. It can be filtered by eight fields and by destination country, and you can build a shortlist. For a one-day project, the interface is more finished than calling it a minimum viable product suggests.

What it lacks is precisely what would make it useful: the market and salary layer. Without knowing what each path pays, the comparison stops halfway: it compares costs and requirements, but not returns. It is the only project in the set with no documentation of any kind, and that also needs fixing before showing it.