ICaSNg:



There are foundation programs available for students interested in studying Nursing in Ireland; However, her not having O-level background in science related courses may pose as a challenge as students need to satisfy exceptional science-related O-level results before applying for the foundation/pre-bachelors program- If she however has exceptional O-Level results she may try applying.

Another challenge is the financial aspect, Tuition fees for a Nursing degree is at least EUR 17,000 per year and duration of a bachelor honors degree in IRELAND is 4 years.

ICaSNg:


Definitely Cork- As they have discounts or scholarships available sef..
Cheers

ICaSNg:


If you have the funds available and fulfill all visa conditions, then Griffith College and Dublin Business School have the following programs available for Jan intakes/start-dates:

Griffith College: January----MSc in International Procurement and Supply Management


1. Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism and Media Communications
2. MA in TV and Radio Journalism
3. MA in Journalism and Public Relations
4. MA in Journalism & Media Communications
5. MSc in Applied Digital Media
6. MSc in International Media Management
7. MSc in Global Brand Management
8. MBA in International Business
9. MSc in International Pharmaceutical Business Management
10. Postgraduate Diploma in International Business
11. Postgraduate Diploma in International Business and Law
12. Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting and Finance Management
13. MSc in International Procurement and Supply Management
14. MSc in International Business and Law
15. MSc in International Business
16. MSc in Accounting & Finance Management
17. Master of Business Administration
18. MSc in International Tourism and Hospitality Management
19. MBA General
20. MBA Marketing
21. MBA Human Resource Management
22. MBA Cloud Computing
23. MBA Finance
24. MSc. Marketing
25. MSc Management Practice
26. MSc. Information Systems with Computing
27. MSc. Data Analytics*
28. MSc. Digital Marketing*
29. MSc. FinTech*
30. MA Addiction Studies
31. Hospitality Management
32. Tourism Management

Chinlov:
Good job. Pls don't be discouraged. Meanwhile how about PHD. I did my masters in UK looking to migrate now

adebunmi07:
Just gained admission into American college Dublin to study international business. ...pls does anyone no abt d course? I'll be going to the embassy to submit my documents for visa processing. ...how long does d visa processing take?

lanrayx:


pls do you know if national university of Ireland Galway as started receiving application for next year Msc in Information systems, tried mailing them but no response.

ICaSNg:


Hello,
For which admission intake? Jan / September ?
If for September, applications will be accepted from Feb, 2018.

*** Not to be pessimistic, NUI hardly replies individuals , you may however contact them using students within the University community.

Cheers

lanrayx:


they replied, but after about 3days, September intake, and they said it would open nov

lovesavvi:
Pls I need list of document needed to have successfull study permit visa application at Irish embassy after securing admission in Ireland school . Thanks

ICaSNg:


Definitely Cork- As they have discounts or scholarships available sef..
Cheers

ICaSNg:


Apologies, I won't be able to answer your questions as you intend. However, as someone who have studied abroad I'll share my thoughts:

When making decisions on/about study destinations, things to consider is quality of education , International diversity and University acceptance /support of International students, cost of living and job opportunities. The last 2 should be weighed to reach an equilibrium / balance e.g

Most province, state or counties have very low or much more affordable cost of living but little or no work opportunities either casual part-time work or career/professional work opportunities.

I don't live in Ireland so hopefully someone who lives there and is aware of the above may shed more light.
Cheers

ICaSNg:


Minimum wage for 2017 is EUR 9.25 .
Its worthwhile to mention not all job roles will pay the above per hour--- You're to expect at least EUR 7 to 8.50 per hour depending on your location.
Definitely YES... A student is entitled to 20 hours per week for work during term-period and as much as 40 - 50 HOURS or more during holidays/ summer.

Exception however applies to some courses or program.
For example, DIT has a MSc in Sustainable development- This course involves unpaid 16 hours internship per week in a company specified by your University. This means you have limited hours left per week for a paid casual/ part-time job.

Cheers

timoddy:
Well for computer students, National College of Ireland (NCI) is ur best bet...its located in the city centre and they give scholarships. Well I stay on campus soo its not stressful for me..but its very expensive to stay on campus... Getting an accommodation outside is stressful..very stressful!!!!!! U'll have to switch from one hostel to another before u get a permanent place to stay especially in DUBLIN..

adebunmi07:
Have been hoping to see a well detailed thread abt Ireland and really am glad I just did...
my questions
Pls how long does it take to Get ur visa granted after gaining admission and paying full tuition for masters.

What do you think of American college Dublin.

Do hair do sell well in Ireland.....

I'll be glad if my questions are been answered.

dotcomnamename:



American College Dublin is ranked 37 in Ireland, which i think is not bad. According to international student Francesco994: ''Their Business degree is very good actually, i graduated from ACD in International Business (3 years). The staff is great and lecturers as well. I just graduated in International Business. (satisfied student). Copied on boardsdotie.


Pls I need your email ooo help a soul and she'll be forever grateful.or your no (much more appreciated )


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adebunmi07:
Am not so good with nairaland so can't even find ur email in ur profile unless I would have added u up since
I'll be grateful. Thanks dear