What are the intake months available for my target courses, specifically starting from January or February 2027 in Ireland/Singapore for a Master's?
Yes, both Singapore and Ireland offer intakes for master's programs starting in January or February 2027.
- Singapore: Some universities, such as the National Institute of Education (NIE) at NTU and Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), have January intakes for select master's courses. Application periods typically run from May to June 2026 (NIE) and around September 2026 (SIT). Availability depends on the specific program.
- Ireland: Several universities, including National College of Ireland, Dublin Business School, Griffith College Dublin, and Maynooth University, offer January 2027 intakes for programs in fields like Data Analytics, Management, and Computer Science. Application deadlines are usually between October and November 2026.
Application timelines and program availability are subject to change. For detailed guidance on your target course and university, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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