Are there one-year master's courses available in Ireland?
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Yes, Ireland offers several 11 to 12-month master's programs for the September 2026 intake.
Most master's degrees in Ireland are designed to be completed in one year (11 - 12 months) of full-time study. Common fields include business, computer science, management, finance, and science.
- Duration: 11 - 12 months (full-time)
- Intake: September 2026
- Fields: Business, computer science, management, finance, and more
Application deadlines and entry requirements are subject to change. If you need help finding a program that matches your background and interests, contact your LeapScholar counsellor for personalized guidance.
Yes, Ireland offers many one-year master's degree programs suitable for international students. Most universities provide full-time taught master's degrees that last 12 months in fields like Computer Science, Business, Engineering, and Data Science.
These programs are popular with Indian students seeking a fast-track postgraduate qualification and strong post-study work visa (PSW) options.
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