Several problems in studying in Ireland

Advantages of master's degree: one-year schooling, high education quality, complete professional settings, especially famous for computer software, telecommunications engineering, biopharmaceuticals, food science, hotel management and tourism management, finance and accounting.

Internship opportunities: Irish colleges and universities constantly adjust and improve their courses according to the needs of the industry. The courses they study are closely combined with practical work, and students can get paid internships from big companies during their studies.

Low tuition: Compared with other European countries, tuition and living expenses have great advantages. The overall annual cost of studying abroad is about 200,000 RMB, and some schools even need only 1.5 million RMB. They can legally work 20 hours a week during their studies and work all day on holidays. Part-time income is high, which can cover living expenses and part of tuition. The minimum wage is about 9.05 euros/hour.

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What are the conditions for applying for a school?

There are 2 1 public institutions of higher learning in Ireland, including 7 public universities and 14 public colleges, all of which offer doctoral, master's and undergraduate courses.

The representative comprehensive universities in Ireland mainly include Trinity University (TCD), University of Dublin (UCD), Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT), University of Cork (UCC), Galway University and Dublin City University.

Among the polytechnics, the polytechnics in central cities, such as Waterford Polytechnic, are the most representative, along with Carlo Polytechnic and Limorek Polytechnic.

When applying for a master's degree in Ireland, we should pay attention to the background, specialty and average score of undergraduate colleges. You can ask the teacher who is studying in mustard. In addition, students' personal statements are also very important. A good personal statement not only helps to be admitted, but also has advantages in future scholarship applications.