Can you provide options for universities in Ireland for finance programs with good post-study work visa opportunities for a Master's/MSc?
Yes, Ireland has several universities offering strong finance master's programs with excellent post-study work visa (PSW) opportunities.
- University College Dublin: MSc in Finance, 2.1 honours degree required, eligible for 24-month PSW.
- University College Cork: MSc in Finance (Investment & Asset Management), Second Class Honours Grade 1, 24-month PSW.
- Maynooth University: MSc in Finance, strong academic background needed, 24-month PSW.
- University of Galway: MSc in Corporate Finance, 2.1 honours degree required, 24-month PSW.
- National College of Ireland: MSc in Finance, 2.1 honours degree required, 24-month PSW.
- Dublin City University: MSc in Finance, strong academic background required, 24-month PSW.
The 24-month post-study work visa (Stamp 1G) is typical for international graduates and allows full-time work without employer sponsorship.
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