Can you help me find programs with more practical and thesis work in healthcare or pharmacy fields in Ireland/Dublin for a Master's/MSc?
You have several strong options in Ireland for master's programs in healthcare and pharmacy with significant practical and research components. Based on your Pharmacy background, GPA of 7.5/10, and PTE score of 59, you meet the general eligibility for these programs. Choices include the MSc in Clinical Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Technology & Quality Systems at University College Cork, both featuring research projects and a focus on practical skills. Trinity College Dublin offers an MSc in Pharmaceutical Sciences with applied drug research, and the University of Galway provides programs like Biomedical Science or Clinical Research, both including major research work. Most programs are one year full-time, with some part-time options. Application deadlines vary, and places can fill quickly, so it's important to stay updated on each university's requirements. If you need help with program selection or applications, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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