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Which master's courses in Ireland would suit my daughter, who is already doing a master's in communication?

08 Oct 2026 · Answered by Prakhar Pragy Dixit · 1 min read
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A student already doing a master's in communication can consider related Ireland programmes such as an MA in Public Relations and Digital Communications, an MA in Global Media and Communication, or an MSc in Communication and Media. Many courses start in September, some in February, so check intakes.

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It depends on your daughter's goals, but since she is already pursuing a master's in communication, she can look at further specialisation or related fields to deepen her expertise. Ireland has several suitable options, each with a different emphasis. Please verify intakes for each course directly.

Course options in Ireland

CourseFocus
MA in Public Relations and Digital CommunicationsAdvanced PR and digital strategy
MA in Digital Communications: Podcasting and VideoDigital media production and content creation
MA in Global Media and CommunicationGlobal media analysis with practical communication skills
MSc in Communication and MediaMedia production, digital platforms and communication theory

Points to check

  • Many programmes have September intakes, but intakes vary by programme and some have February starts.
  • Confirm current intake dates and which courses are on offer.
  • Check how a second master's fits her career plan before applying.

My Advice

Before choosing, help your daughter write down what she wants her next degree to add that her current one does not. Compare the module lists of the four courses and check each university's current intake dates. Apply early for September, since that is the main intake for many programmes.

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