Can you explain the Ireland study abroad process and how my profile fits into it in Dublin for a Master's/MSc?
You are well positioned to pursue a master's degree in Ireland, thanks to your strong academic background in Hospitality and Tourism Management and 16 years of relevant work experience. For example, programs like the MSc in Tourism Management at Technological University Dublin align closely with your profile. Generally, Irish universities will expect a relevant honours bachelor’s degree with at least a 2.2 grade, which you exceed. English proficiency is usually required, but you may be eligible for an IELTS waiver due to your studies being in English; double-check this with the university’s admissions team. Your experience and qualifications will help you stand out, and you should focus on preparing comprehensive application materials and monitoring university communications. If you need support at any stage, your LeapScholar counsellor is here to help guide you through the entire process.
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