Is my experience working in clinics during gap years considered valid for applications in Ireland/UAE for a Master's?
Yes, your clinical experience during gap years is valid and can strengthen your master's applications in both Ireland and the UAE, especially with your nursing background.
Universities in both countries value practical, relevant work experience, as it shows commitment and skill development in your field. For some programs - such as advanced nursing in Ireland - recent clinical experience is even a key requirement.
Be sure to clearly highlight your 36 months of clinical experience in your application and Statement of Purpose, as this will be viewed positively by admissions committees.
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