Alikote:
it seem accomdation suituation is terrible

Orofun1:
All my transcripts.. Bsc and MSC , international passport, waec result, CV, list of publications in journals (I work as a lecturer in a polytechnic, so publications are part of our lifestyle)

Heimdall:


Please did they state in your offer letter how much you are to pay? I know the fee for MSc GIS is 12,500 euros, I'm trying to find out if they allow part payment or you are required to pay in full.

Thanks

Heimdall:

Please did they state in your offer letter how much you are to pay? I know the fee for MSc GIS is 12,500 euros, I'm trying to find out if they allow part payment or you are required to pay in full.

Thanks

ICaSNg:


All these questions ... Jeez;

Oga, minimum payment for any Irish school is 6,000 euros before visa application.

Making full payment especially for DIT gives you 90% assurance of your visa being approved.

I thought you were going to Griffith o; I don't just get you guys....or maybe am just HIGH this morning.

Just read about someone asking which documents did he submit, coming from someone who has also gotten an offer letter....

Orofun1:
For those going to Dublin, accommodation is expensive in the city so your best bet is to stay in Carlow and commute daily. But if you can afford the expensive accommodation in Dublin then, why not. Just a word of advice

Blessedolamide:
Like how much is the accommodation in Carlow per month?

Orofun1:
Depends on your choice of accommodation but u may likely get €200 per month for 1 bedroom

Orofun1:
Depends on your choice of accommodation but u may likely get €200 per month for 1 bedroom

lekibraky:

Are you sure it's per month or per week please be precise cos I only saw 600 euro per month in Carlow

lekibraky:

Are you sure it's per month or per week please be precise cos I only saw 600 euro per month in Carlow

biodunolayinka:
Hello house, I got an offer from Dublin Institute of Technology to study MSc in Culinary Innovation and Food Product Dev.
What am I supposed to do next or will I just have to proceed to make payment first and #12,500 no be small money ooo.

joshosas:


oh thats cool how far have u gone with your application and wat course are you looking at?

ICaSNg:
Hello,

Interested in BSc programs for september or MSc Nursing or Top up BSc Nursing degree for 1 year?

Tuition fee at EUR9,000 - EUR 9,450 per year + free accommodation .

Courses include : Business, Agric, Civil Engineering, Culinary, Computer science, Pharmacy, Accounting, Nursing , Event Management etc.

Cheers

Orofun1:
Saw online that you can actually apply for a bond, pay in your €7000 living expenses and have the money transferred into your bank account when you arrive in Ireland, I guess this is a good one since you won't be burdened with the task of explaining how you got the money in your account. So you only submit the receipt of the bond as prove of living expenses with your visa application. Just thought I should inform the would be Ireland visa applicants.....

Orofun1:
Saw online that you can actually apply for a bond, pay in your €7000 living expenses and have the money transferred into your bank account when you arrive in Ireland, I guess this is a good one since you won't be burdened with the task of explaining how you got the money in your account. So you only submit the receipt of the bond as prove of living expenses with your visa application. Just thought I should inform the would be Ireland visa applicants.....

Chinlov:
good way to go. But I'm sure it will be charged and also how about if you are refused visa... Not you in particular oo�

Orofun1:
Saw online that you can actually apply for a bond, pay in your €7000 living expenses and have the money transferred into your bank account when you arrive in Ireland, I guess this is a good one since you won't be burdened with the task of explaining how you got the money in your account. So you only submit the receipt of the bond as prove of living expenses with your visa application. Just thought I should inform the would be Ireland visa applicants.....

Heimdall:


For admission, your chances are somewhat high. As for the scholarship, it's hard to say; it depends on how good your cgpa is, compared to other people applying along with you.

If yours in among the highest when compared to other people applying then you stand a good chance, otherwise, your chances are pretty slim.

Contrary opinions anyone??

All the best!

ICaSNg:
Currently have a 3rd class degree ?

Applications currently on for Top-up course in Business, Psychology,Data Analytics, Web Tech, Computing,Networking, Law, PR , International Business, Finance, Tech etc.

Tuition fee ranges between EUR 10,000 - EUR12,000 for 1 year and then 12 months post-study work permit.

wazilo:
kindly please send me details