Where do you go to study after college?

Question

IT education

Hello.
I like to listen and analyze the advice of smart people, that's why I'm writing here)
The situation is this:
now I'm in college in my 3rd year. Specialty - maintenance of computer systems and intelligent networks. I don’t know where to go to study after college, I live in Ukraine. We have a polytechnic university in the city, two faculties fell to my heart: -
information protection;
-intelligent programming;
I can't decide which one to go for.
Or maybe it's better to go to study in Europe ... their diploma is more prestigious, is it worth considering this option or not? It’s clear that I can’t pay $15,000 for studies, the maximum is $2-3,000 + expenses.
All my life I don't want to work as a freelancer, I like the team. According to this, the diploma, as for me, is important in order to get a job in a good company.
If you stick to the option with Europe, then which university should you go to? Everything is fine with English, I do not plan to learn another language.

Answer 1

I can't decide which one to go for.

I think the first thing to do is to decide on a common goal. If there is no clarity of feelings - continue to analyze, do not make sudden movements. Who you are? Programmer? A connoisseur of functional languages ​​(I think that's what intelligent programming is about...)? System and network administrator?
I can say one thing in warning - the faculties of "Information Protection" in the CIS are not much different from the protection that is understood in the West.

Answer 2

Another epic on the topic "Not a vocational school, but a college"
> go to study in Europe
Technical school = school. Secondary education. Not a bachelor. They won't take it.
> maintenance of computer systems and intelligent networks
Can you write an essay in English about your specialty? 300-700 words. Seriously. Without wikipedias and translators.
> With English, everything is fine
It seems so to you. Your self-preservation instinct kicks in because if you don't speak English well, then you have a SERIOUS problem.
lengish.com/tests/toefl go through this.
In general, your post is reminiscent of something like: "You know, I've been gouging all my life and went to a technical school. But at the end of my studies at a technical school, a mathematical genius woke up in me. I never learned mathematics. I never learned English. HELP! I want to Europe!".