AlphaStyles:
CONGRATS

Chiggsglover:
Scholarship in Ireland



At the moment, theres no full blown scholarship for masters. What we have for masters is just a discount directly from the institution you're applying to. They would deduct it from your fees. In my own case, €1000. The fees in comparison to USA isn't very high also.

Im well aware of very good scholarships for PhD, depending on the interest in big firms in your chosen Field of research. These companies see potential in your research especially if they would benefit from the findings...
If you're interested in scholarships, the link below is a must have.


https:///scholarship365

PS the link doesn't appear as it should be, hence the need to check the Telegram group.

Munamoqel:
Please advice me data analyst vs business analyst Dublin bussiness school .which has better employment prospect after graduation .

Chiggsglover:
I finally have good news. Been waiting for this to be honest.
Been hoping to meet or know someone who applied for a job all the way from Nigeria and got it, got an employment visa without the need to study here and pay huge tuition fees. It's huge cos EU students have their fee which is usually half or less than half depending on the course and institution.
A fellow reached out to me a year ago about assisting with information for NMBI registration. I always respond to any message I get. I told him that was the first time Im hearing about it. I gave him the little advice I could think of. He reached out to me few days ago, that he's gotten two jobs though not in the Republic of Ireland but In Northern Ireland, I wrote stuffs about it already. He also go another offer from an hospital in the UK. He's in a dilemma now.
Cambridge University Hospital- UK
Belfast City University- NI
You can drop your advice here and your opinion.

This shows its possible to get a job even while you're in Nigeria, ofcourse he has three years experience, has a nursing degree and wrote the Nursing council exam. Nothing is impossible. Praise the Lord!!!!!!

PS.
If you have degree in IT, medical field, no money to pay for tuition. Just start applying, reconstruct your CV to the country standard,
The CV here is only two page. Nothing more than 2. Get your experience loaded, fill it up with activities and design it properly. Once you've gotten STEM job including those courses we think that there's no prospect, you're getting your employment permit. Engineering, biology, chemistry...even accounting, accounting students are the only one that can apply for a three years or more extension after study inorder for the country to allow them finish their Professional exams, students can only get two years after study, but they can get four years depending... Companies will even be willing to sponsor you if you're employed in the field of accounting, but if they pay for your exam, you have to sign a contract. Start applying!

Everybody journey is different, follow your path.

Glitcher:
how can I join the telegram group sir.

stfranko2:
How is their visa for family dependent, do they offer visa to family members of student, and how much POF can a family of six expect

Dwebb55:


I think there is the GOIES scholarship. A friend from India got it and it covers full tuition and €10k spending money. But one needs to apply early in the year for it

Dwebb55:


My 2 cents would be to study a course where you have some experience in. This will help you greatly after the completion of your studies in landing a permanent job. There are lots of jobs here but many require you to have some experience beforehand. You might be lucky to get a graduate job but an experienced one pays better and is easier to get

skylane:
hello bro I like your free thinking ,please what about veterinary medicine like vet doctors in ireland

onyichick:
Please I'll like to know if its advisable to come for masters in Ireland for an architect,with the inention of settling there.is it worth it?
Thank you

Chiggsglover:

Not as lucrative as doctors for human thanks to Covid. There's still demand though. You can check the list of needed skills

Thanks for the compliment

Chiggsglover:


Architecture, I don't know much about it, check the list of jobs in critical skill.

I'll leave the honourable members to say more.

onyichick:

OK thank you for your reply

Dwebb55:


Architecture is a very good course to study as architects are in demand. Most jobs in the construction industry is in demand. Another option is to go for construction project management which gives you leverage to sedgeway into project management. You can also try my course, Sustainable Energy Engineering which is highly in demand.

Best of luck!

onyichick:


Thank you,its actually for my husband,he's confused on whether to go to Canada with 2 years visiting visa or go to Dublin for masters and try n remain there afterwards.

Dwebb55:


Be warned that overstaying a visit visa will lead to you getting banned for future applications. Your best bet is to go legally via study or through work

Dwebb55:


Be warned that overstaying a visit visa will lead to you getting banned for future applications. Your best bet is to go legally via study or through work

Chiggsglover:



You couldn't have said it better

FineDragon:

Chiggs,
I'm just an O'level student, who doesn't have bsc or anything like that, please how can I process to study economics, what do I do and the steps I need to take, please I need your help

ifulove:
Hi Chiggslover,
Please I want to know if studying a master degree course under education is viable in Ireland.
Also, if my bachelor's degree course is not related to my masters degree course, will I be accepted into any Ireland university
Lastly, how do one contact the government provided Ireland agents you talked about in your post
Thank you

skylane:
hello bro I like your free thinking ,please what about veterinary medicine like vet doctors in ireland

FineDragon:

Chiggs,
I'm just an O'level student, who doesn't have bsc or anything like that, please how can I process to study economics, what do I do and the steps I need to take, please I need your help

Chiggsglover:

I wrote about the free agents today. Look for them online, get their address and pay them a visit.

Its tricky with the question. Your masters can't always be the same with your bachelor, the university main aim is if you can cope with the school work and study path.

ICaSNg:



For affordable UG courses in Ireland, read up on the following schools:

WIT
TUS - Formerly LIT & AIT
Griffith College
IT Sligo
DKIT + Free accommodation
MTU Kerry + free accommodation

Tuition ranges btw 8,500 euros to 11,000 euros per year (1 euro - N503 - N510)

Felixamos:

You're one of those very few nairalanders that have managed to start a travel thread and still keep it running even after a year. Not to talk of the time you take out to explain certain things here. God bless you for your work. All success man! Cheers... I appreciate your effort and everything..