Can you let me know which universities are accepting applications for the September intake in Dublin for a Master's/MSc?
Yes, several Irish universities are currently accepting applications for Master's programs in Supply Chain Management for the September 2026 intake.
- Munster Technological University (MTU): MSc in Global Sustainable Supply Chain Management, part-time/online, tuition €8,240, deadline August 31, 2026.
- Dublin City University (DCU): MSc in Management (Operations and Supply Chain), full-time, tuition €23,000 for non-EU, accepting applications.
- South East Technological University (SETU): MSc in Supply Chain Management, full-time, deadline August 28, 2026.
- Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin): MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, full-time, tuition approx. €16,514/year, start date September 1, 2026.
- University College Cork (UCC): MSc in Sustainable Development, Agri-Food and Co-operatives, full-time, tuition €19,700 for non-EU, start date September 7, 2026.
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