Can you guide me regarding study abroad options for Ireland in Dublin for a Master's?
Yes, Ireland is a strong option for your master's studies, especially with your background in Computer Science and significant work experience.
- Most master's programs are 1 year and taught in English.
- Popular fields include Technology, Business, Engineering, Health Sciences, and Humanities.
- Leading universities include Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, and University of Galway.
- Typical requirements: relevant undergraduate degree (minimum 50% marks), IELTS score (usually 6.5+), and supporting documents like transcripts, SOP, and recommendations.
- Tuition for non-EU students is usually €12,000 - €40,000/year; living costs are around €10,000 - €12,000/year (higher in Dublin).
- Ireland offers a post-study work visa (up to 24 months) after graduation, subject to change.
- Scholarships are available from the government and universities.
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