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This study aimed to examine the results of the experience of studying in Korea by analyzing the factors affecting employment and wages after acquiring a master's degree in China for Chinese students who obtained a master's degree in Korea. Based on the response data of 188 people obtained through an Internet survey, we tried to identify variables reflected in employment and salary after obtaining a master's degree in Korea. As a result of the analysis, it was found that the ranking of the university and school program had an effect on employment status, and only age was a significant variable in relation to individual competency. On the other hand, in the results of the analysis of the average monthly salary, it was found that individual competence or major was more important than external effects such as the level of school. In particular, the salary of science and engineering majors was higher than that of humanities and social sciences majors, and it was found that international students who received practical education received higher wages than graduates of professional graduate schools.