What is the expected work experience requirement for my profile for a Master's/Bachelor's?
No, most Irish universities offering Master's programs in Electronics and Communication Engineering do not require prior work experience for admission.
With your four-year Bachelor's degree and 30 months of work experience, you meet or exceed typical entry requirements. Most programs focus on your academic background, and your experience is an added advantage but not mandatory.
If you have a specific university or course in mind, your counsellor can guide you further.
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