Can I pursue a master's in Ireland in computer science or artificial intelligence without strong basics in statistics and mathematics?
Pursuing a master's in Computer Science or Artificial Intelligence in Ireland can be challenging without a strong foundation in statistics and mathematics, as these subjects are essential for many programs. Your computing background and solid academic record may make you eligible for some courses, but it's important to review whether your mathematics and statistics skills meet the program requirements. Reach out to your LeapScholar counsellor for help assessing your profile against specific university expectations and to discuss the best next steps.
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