These countries you want to go to are not easy to apply for. First of all, is your major in college related to jewelry design or fashion design? If you are not a related major, don't consider studying for a master's degree in jewelry design in these countries. The school doesn't accept applications for changing majors at all. If you are studying related majors now, you can consider the specific preparation work now. No matter which country you choose in the end, you should be prepared to learn your own language, such as Japanese in Japan, French in France, IELTS and TOEFL in English. You don't need it when you apply, but you are required to master English in teaching, at least in European countries.

Your idea is somewhat contradictory. Better schools have high application requirements, and schools that can apply for most of the time will naturally not be much better. The number of' international students' in a school may not be limited to a few, but regular professional colleges have strict regulations on the proportion of international students, which generally accounts for 20% of all students, so the number of places is definitely limited.

The success of the application mainly lies in three aspects: your usual academic performance in college, your language performance and language ability (it is not enough to do well in foreign language exams, and the number of overseas students has soared in recent years, and various countries and schools are raising their requirements) and your professional ability, which is displayed as a carrier by "personal professional portfolio". What are your professional characteristics? Choose the right school according to these.