While researching my own master's applications, I kept switching between university websites, spreadsheets and scattered notes. I built GradAtlas to bring the discovery and preparation work into one place. It has an interactive world map, subject and country filters, a search that connects programmes to institutions, a shortlist, comparisons and Excel exports. There is no sign-up, and your profile, notes and saved enquiry drafts stay in your browser. The current catalogue has 1,489 programme and specialisation records. It combines programme-page sources with clearly labelled Dutch registry identities. There is also a separate directory of 30,174 education institutions. That directory does not confirm which degrees each institution offers, and programme/admissions coverage is still partial. Website: https://7aslann7.github.io/gradatlas/ GitHub: https://github.com/7aslann7/gradatlas I'd especially appreciate feedback from people researching master's applications: can you find a relevant programme and its original source? Is anything confusing about search, the map or comparisons? Which workflow would save you the most time?   submitted by   /u/Individual-Code7400 [link]   [comments]