Which intake year should I target for admission, 2027 or 2028 in Ireland/Singapore for a Master's?
14 Aug 2026 · Answered by Sweety Shah · 1 min read
Target the 2027 intake for your master's applications in Ireland, Singapore, and the Netherlands. This aligns well with your graduation timeline and offers the widest range of program options and scholarships.
- Ireland: September 2027 is the main intake, with most courses available and deadlines typically in late 2026.
- Singapore: August 2027 is the primary intake for most universities; some programs also offer a January 2027 start.
- Netherlands: September 2027 is the main intake, with application deadlines usually by April 2027.
Applying for 2027 gives you enough time to prepare your documents and meet all requirements.
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