MissCee:
Hello house,

I have seen someone say not all schools are eligible for the 24months stay in ireland after masters. I have just recently gotten admission from dublin business school. I saw online that schools awarded by QQF are eligible but does anyone know if this school is eligible for it? Wouldn't want to make any mistakes please.

You might have to do some more research on DBS, don't know much about it. I know it's not among the 7 Irish Universities and I'm not certain if it's covered by QQI.

Update:

Just checked again, it appears all their programmes (at DBS) are accredited by QQI. I guess you're good to go.

Best bet is for you to go for MSC in GIS, makes you more marketable... Dublin Institute of Technology is cheaper for that...

holatunde1759:
Good day house. Please i want to know if there is any Univ in Ireland offering courses in Urban design and/or courses related to Urban and Regional Planning at Masters level.

Thanks.

MissCee:
Hello house,

I have seen someone say not all schools are eligible for the 24months stay in ireland after masters. I have just recently gotten admission from dublin business school. I saw online that schools awarded by QQF are eligible but does anyone know if this school is eligible for it? Wouldn't want to make any mistakes please.

Kindly speak to your agent.
Cheers

It's a lie master post study of griffith is two years and it's a private college even dbs can give you two years post study evidence attached from my chat with the school representative

MissCee:
Hello house,

I have seen someone say not all schools are eligible for the 24months stay in ireland after masters. I have just recently gotten admission from dublin business school. I saw online that schools awarded by QQF are eligible but does anyone know if this school is eligible for it? Wouldn't want to make any mistakes please.

lekibraky:
It's a lie master post study of griffith is two years and it's a private college even dbs can give you two years post study evidence attached from my chat with the school representative

On a lighter mood o...LOL

Haba Mr Ibrahim....Nigerians always feeling Father-son relationship with Oyinbos.
I bet Ciaran will be so embarrassed with this your "FATHERLY" phrase.

Come to think of it, you people never thanked me for the elderly advice, support and INSIGHT about Ireland I provide here o...#thereisGodo

ICaSNg:


On a lighter mood o...LOL

Haba Mr Ibrahim....Nigerians always feeling Father-son relationship with Oyinbos.
I bet Ciaran will be so embarrassed with this your "FATHERLY" phrase.

Come to think of it, you people never thanked me for the elderly advice, support and INSIGHT about Ireland I provide here o...#thereisGodo

It's true ooo you have been very supportive thanks for this wonderful thread and your informative posts

Orofun1:
Best bet is for you to go for MSC in GIS, makes you more marketable... Dublin Institute of Technology is cheaper for that...

Thanks alot. Very much appreciated.

lekibraky:
It's a lie master post study of griffith is two years and it's a private college even dbs can give you two years post study evidence attached from my chat with the school representative

No one said anything about not getting the post study visa if you study at Griffith. The person was ASKING about DBS. Your post didn't even answer the person's question.

Besides, I don't think there was need to ask the school rep if you qualify for the post study visa. You should find out the requirement and if you qualify.

Even if you're going to ask him, you should have asked if his school is QQI certified, that's all the information you needed.

ICaSNg:


On a lighter mood o...LOL

Haba Mr Ibrahim....Nigerians always feeling Father-son relationship with Oyinbos.
I bet Ciaran will be so embarrassed with this your "FATHERLY" phrase.

Come to think of it, you people never thanked me for the elderly advice, support and INSIGHT about Ireland I provide here o...#thereisGodo

No mind us (even tho I'll slide to one side and exempt myself)

We should get you a bottle of your favorite drink. You've been truly helpful.

ICaSNg:


On a lighter mood o...LOL

Haba Mr Ibrahim....Nigerians always feeling Father-son relationship with Oyinbos.
I bet Ciaran will be so embarrassed with this your "FATHERLY" phrase.

Come to think of it, you people never thanked me for the elderly advice, support and INSIGHT about Ireland I provide here o...#thereisGodo

thanks baba. you get mouth.

mayorelnino:

thanks baba. you get mouth.

Baba ke?

ICaSNg:


Baba ke?

Lol, forgive him. He doesn't know you're a Miss....or is that Mrs??

ICaSNg:

Baba ke?

ooh sorry my bad I didn't know you are a lady. Thanks mama. lolz.

mayorelnino:
ooh sorry my bad I didn't know you are a lady. Thanks mama. lolz.

Lool Neither did I

pristine88:



I would advice students to apply to colleges that offer free accomodation

Is it that difficult to get accommodation? Is this restricted to Dublin or is it also difficult in other smaller cities?

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

Okay, the nursing Bsc, how can one go about it?

pristine88:



I would advice students to apply to colleges that offer free accomodation

it seem accomdation suituation is terrible

Please from your experience please tell us schools with free accommodation in Ireland

pristine88:



I would advice students to apply to colleges that offer free accomodation

I applied for msc at Dublin Institute of Technology yesterday morning and by evening I got an offer, I am kinda surprised cos that's a first for me, I have never seen such before

Orofun1:
I applied for msc at Dublin Institute of Technology yesterday morning and by evening I got an offer, I am kinda surprised cos that's a first for me, I have never seen such before

Also you will apply for visa in the morning and by evening you will get the visa.

Some call it favour, others grace

Amen oooooo,I will definitely get my visa

Chinlov:

Also you will apply for visa in the morning and by evening you will get the visa.

Some call it favour, others grace

Chinlov:

Also you will apply for visa in the morning and by evening you will get the visa.

Some call it favour, others grace

Lol, you will apply for visa in the morning then get it in d afternoon this really cracked me up, lol

Orofun1:
I applied for msc at Dublin Institute of Technology yesterday morning and by evening I got an offer, I am kinda surprised cos that's a first for me, I have never seen such before

What month ,are you due to resume ?
Meanwhile, what course are you going for in msc ?

Orofun1:
I applied for msc at Dublin Institute of Technology yesterday morning and by evening I got an offer, I am kinda surprised cos that's a first for me, I have never seen such before

What were the documents that you submitted ?

Resuming September... I have two offers..MSC geospatial engineering and MSC GIS

foreverkind1:

What month ,are you due to resume ?
Meanwhile, what course are you going for in msc ?

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)

foreverkind1:

What were the documents that you submitted ?