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Mgt. Science, what were the questions like?
Where they from your undergrad course of study?

ebimarian:
My paper is by 1 and my bus has not yet moved.... Is there any need to still come

It depends on where you are coming from.
I heard 8am batch still writing so they may not start on time.

Has any Management Science graduate written?

AngeloAB, Please answer us

Efwhy:
Hi, I did my exam today
I studied forestry and wood tech (undergraduate) and applied for forestry (MSC)
So my field is Agriculture
All my questions ware Basic Agric questions
Infact all was from just one aspect of Magic. I.e soil science
I can say all were O'level Soil science questions

Awww!
Congratulations then

angeloAB:
Wrote this Morning, My exam was 7am but we started around past 9am.
Scored 25/50, all questions were in the area of your study.
Please let's share our scores as we write

Thanks.
What course did you apply for?

kkpak:
what time is your exam scheduled on that 7th. I want to know cos am writing on the 7th by 1pm.

Same time.
1pm

gtjonah:
You have 2options, either to the front gate or to the back. Take a bus from Waterlines passing through olu obasanjo road to Ikokwu by Ikwerre road. From Ikokwu, you can either enter taxi going to iloabuchi, and tell them to stop you at ust back gate, or you can enter bus along ikwerre road going towards Agip, tell them to stop you at ust front gate. I'll suggest you go to the back gate, its shorter and faster..

There are taxis from waterline loading Mile 3/UST. Just ask someone there, will bring you straight to UST main gate then you pay #40 inside

ChScott:
Anyone for management science writing on 6th?

I am writing on the 7th. Mgt. Science. Any tip?

Got an invite by mail for 7th July

niyogeol:
A quick tip to Geoscience applicants, get physical geology by Plummer. Read it as much as you can.

No tip for Management Sciences/Finance?

More phrases please...

dedutchess89:
honestly cause something tells me sms will start rolling in soon and we don't have adequate time to prepare seeing as we don't even know what to study? Current affairs? Undergraduate subjects? Intended post graduate subjects?To think I actually read the whole 2016 thread and the only thing I remember is nddc delayed payments

Father let our story be different oh. Amen.

Amen

dedutchess89:
JPEG I presume? That's what I uploaded mine in

Ok. Thanks
Is anyone sure?

Please do I upload my admission letter and Guarantor letter in pdf or jpeg??
Please i need a reply urgently

I think a 2 year course is better

zoey17:
good day everyone, please I need better understanding on this,i applied for a two years master but I was offered 18 months,please I will like to know how this will affect me on the long run in terms of PR.thanks

dotcomnamename:
To study abroad with your child requires a great deal of organisation and forward planning. It is really not an easy task compare to single student, but you will need to have enough fund. I mean enough.

Can you still be able to work in Ireland when you graduate?

The answer is: Non-EEA graduates and postgraduates can apply for a green card or work permit under the Third Level Graduate Scheme on completion of their studies.

You may find jobs on the following websites after you graduate: www.jobs.ie , www.irishjobs.ie , www.gradireland.com , www.justlanded.ie NOTE: You must select (Ireland) on the last website.


IRELAND ECONOMY:

Following the Irish brilliant and balanced economy recovery and booming back, i think you will get a job in Ireland if you have your Green Card.

You may wish to read:

BBC- '''Irish economy will grow faster than others in 2016''' http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-35492284

http://money.cnn.com/2016/03/17/news/economy/st-patricks-day-ireland-economy-china/

http://news.sky.com/story/1444877/ireland-raises-a-glass-to-economic-recovery

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/05/ireland-fastest-growing-eu-economy

http://edition.cnn.com/videos/world/2015/03/13/qmb-ireland-pm-enda-kenny-intv.cnn


If you study in Ireland you will STUDY in one of the best education systems in the world for Higher Education Achievements

You will BENEFIT from Ireland's investment in the education system
You will CHOOSE from over 5000 internationally recognised qualifications
You will ACCESS world-class research opportunities in world-leading programmes
You will CONNECT with career opportunities with leading global companies located in Ireland
You will ACHIEVE your ambitions in Europe's most entrepreneurial country
You will JOIN the 35,000 international students from 161 countries enjoying Ireland's vibrant culture
You will LIVE in the only English speaking country in the Euro Zone (EU)
You will EXPERIENCE living in one of the friendliest and safest countries in the world

The Irish Government invests over 782 million annually in research in Ireland's higher education institutions. The impact of this funding is that Ireland's higher education institutions now lead the world in an increasing number of fields.

Irish universities are in the top 1% of research institutions in the world in terms of research impact in 19 fields, spanning natural sciences, social sciences and the humanities. This creates a unique opportunity for you at undergraduate and postgraduate level to join research programmes that are driving innovation and changing lives worldwide.

Ireland is also where some of the world’s biggest and best companies have located key, strategic research facilities. And in Ireland, you’ll find a unique ecosystem that sees academic researchers working hand-in-hand with small home-grown and start-up companies in partnership with some of the most powerful multinationals on the planet through a programme for shared research projects developed by Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland.


I hope this clarifies your concern?

Yes, it does. Thanks a lot.
Do you know about National College of Ireland?

dotcomnamename:
To study abroad with your child requires a great deal of organisation and forward planning. It is really not an easy task compare to single student, but you will need to have enough fund. I mean enough.

Can you still be able to work in Ireland when you graduate?

The answer is: Non-EEA graduates and postgraduates can apply for a green card or work permit under the Third Level Graduate Scheme on completion of their studies.

You may find jobs on the following websites after you graduate: www.jobs.ie , www.irishjobs.ie , www.gradireland.com , www.justlanded.ie NOTE: You must select (Ireland) on the last website.


IRELAND ECONOMY:

Following the Irish brilliant and balanced economy recovery and booming back, i think you will get a job in Ireland if you have your Green Card.

You may wish to read:

BBC- '''Irish economy will grow faster than others in 2016''' http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-35492284

http://money.cnn.com/2016/03/17/news/economy/st-patricks-day-ireland-economy-china/

http://news.sky.com/story/1444877/ireland-raises-a-glass-to-economic-recovery

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/05/ireland-fastest-growing-eu-economy

http://edition.cnn.com/videos/world/2015/03/13/qmb-ireland-pm-enda-kenny-intv.cnn


If you study in Ireland you will STUDY in one of the best education systems in the world for Higher Education Achievements

You will BENEFIT from Ireland's investment in the education system
You will CHOOSE from over 5000 internationally recognised qualifications
You will ACCESS world-class research opportunities in world-leading programmes
You will CONNECT with career opportunities with leading global companies located in Ireland
You will ACHIEVE your ambitions in Europe's most entrepreneurial country
You will JOIN the 35,000 international students from 161 countries enjoying Ireland's vibrant culture
You will LIVE in the only English speaking country in the Euro Zone (EU)
You will EXPERIENCE living in one of the friendliest and safest countries in the world

The Irish Government invests over 782 million annually in research in Ireland's higher education institutions. The impact of this funding is that Ireland's higher education institutions now lead the world in an increasing number of fields.

Irish universities are in the top 1% of research institutions in the world in terms of research impact in 19 fields, spanning natural sciences, social sciences and the humanities. This creates a unique opportunity for you at undergraduate and postgraduate level to join research programmes that are driving innovation and changing lives worldwide.

Ireland is also where some of the world’s biggest and best companies have located key, strategic research facilities. And in Ireland, you’ll find a unique ecosystem that sees academic researchers working hand-in-hand with small home-grown and start-up companies in partnership with some of the most powerful multinationals on the planet through a programme for shared research projects developed by Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland.


I hope this clarifies your concern?

Yes, it does. Thanks a lot.
Do you know about National College of Irelan?

Please help oh. . . @dotcomnamename

I have admission for postgraduate study in Australia(can't afford the fees) and Ireland (National College of Ireland- MSc Fintech and DBS- MSc Int'l Accounting & Finance) for January start. 
I would want to know how cool Ireland is for study and work (I intend to stay back), the prospects of getting a job, if their certificates (awarded by QQI) are accepted in Australia(i intend to move after a while) and childcare.
P.s i will be going with my 1 and a half year old son.
Before you guys suggest research and writing to the schools- I have done all that. I just want other peoples experiences and opinions. 
Thanks

claremont:
Look for a thread by Dotcomnameme here.

Ok, thanks

guiddoti:
Staying back is very slime, though you may be one the luckiest guys.

I will advise you go Canada or Austrialia, if you intend staying back.

Why do you say so? Is is that there are no jobs available?

Please help oh!

smithsydny:
Find there thread on travel section..

I have seen the threads but no answer to my question.

I have admission for postgraduate study in Australia(can't afford the fees) and Ireland (National College of Ireland- MSc Fintech and DBS- MSc Int'l Accounting & Finance) for January start. 
I would want to know how cool Ireland is for study and work (I intend to stay back), the prospects of getting a job, if their certificates (awarded by QQI) are accepted in Australia(i intend to move after a while) and childcare.
P.s i will be going with my 1 and a half year old son.
Before you guys suggest research and writing to the schools- I have done all that. I just want other peoples experiences and opinions. 
Thanks

I have admission for postgraduate study in Australia(can't afford the fees) and Ireland (National College of Ireland- MSc Fintech and DBS- MSc Int'l Accounting & Finance) for January start.
I would want to know how cool Ireland is for study and work (I intend to stay back), the prospects of getting a job, if their certificates (awarded by QQI) are accepted in Australia(i intend to move after a while) and childcare.
P.s i will be going with my 1 and a half year old son.
Before you guys suggest research and writing to the schools- I have done all that. I just want other peoples experiences and opinions.
Thanks

Maybe you had an awful experience with an MOG... that doesn't mean there aren't real ones. That doesn't mean God doesn't exist.
May I ask what you believe in?

Oh.. thanks. They have Sydney campus too

ukchy:
The school is good
The brisbane campus is not their main campus,The main campus is in Rockhampton .This is just like satellite campus, is in brisbane city, very cool and good learning environment

How about going directly for a masters program? What course did you study?

deligatus:
Pls house advice me, a fresh graduate with 2.2(2.71) from elect elect. Should i go for graduate diploma or TAFE? Money is not the problem here and which school is preferable. Thanks

Hi, how cool is the school? Academic, lecturer, environment &all??

ukchy:
Hi dear,
Just saw your messages on my mail i try responding but it didn't deliver

Yes am in CQU Brisbane doing my final term Master of Professional Accounting
How may I be of help to you?

Pls which agents charge 350 to 600k?
I have been spreading my tentacles too...
i know of Deakin, Western Sydney, Newcastle, CQU, CSU, Griffith etc

SegunWamiri:
ERM, so I heard from people ooo but when I contacted them by mail, I was told that their service charge for Australia is 100k. Meanwhile, all these road sides agents are charging 300-650k

@Ovywils or anyone. Please which schools have you been able to apply to without paying application fees? Would like to spread my tentacles to as many schools as possible.

Kind responses would be appreciated. Cheers.

Thanks

bossmiga:
I tried but it didn't work. You cannot apply to university of Wollongong on your own because when you try to put in your details on a form in their website you will have to wait a number of days to get a reply possibly referring you to their UOW representative. Your best bet is to get an agent to assist you fast track the application process...