Can you provide information and suggestions about Ireland's courses and job market for a Master's/MSc?
Ireland offers strong options for Master's programs in Artificial Intelligence, with several universities matching your January 2027 intake preference.
- National College of Ireland (NCI): MSc in Artificial Intelligence - 1 year, full-time, covers core and advanced AI topics. Tuition: €17,000 (subject to change).
- University of Galway: MSc in Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence - 1 year, next intake September 2026, emphasizes practical AI skills and industry trends.
- South East Technological University (SETU): MSc in Applied Artificial Intelligence - Intakes in September and January, includes research and real-world applications. Requires a relevant bachelor's degree.
Ireland's AI job market is growing quickly, with demand for skilled professionals rising. However, automation is reducing some entry-level roles, especially for recent graduates. Staying current with industry skills is important.
If you need help with applications or choosing the right course, your LeapScholar counsellor can guide you.
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