Am I eligible to apply for the digital health program in Ireland for my MP and research for a Bachelor's/Master's?
It depends. With a 4-year bachelor's degree in Dentistry (62%) and 3 years of work experience, you may be eligible for a Master's in Digital Health in Ireland, but eligibility varies by university.
- Academic requirements: Most universities look for a Second Class Honours (H2.1) in a relevant field. Dentistry may be considered if paired with healthcare experience.
- Work experience: Your experience in healthcare is a plus and can strengthen your application.
- English proficiency: An IELTS score of 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) is typically required.
Check each university's specific requirements, as some assess healthcare backgrounds case-by-case.
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