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- 17% students never faced discrimination in this university
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Anonymous
MSc in Project Management - Batch of 2024
3.7
The faculty is good but internship opportunities are very limited.
Tips: Students should try to find accommodation close to the university if searching for off-campus. and all the amenities are pretty close to the university. I also received a scholarship of 1500 Euros. I am really satisfied with the university; however, the course could use some room for more improvement.Â
Likes (Quality of faculty): The quality and facilities of everything were good including the food and classrooms. There is also a grocery store named Spare on the campus, which is convenient for people living on campus. Also, the best thing about the university is its widespread and beautiful green campus.
Dislikes (Internships): There was no assistance or involvement from the college for summer internships, even though our course included an internship for the summer. I wish there was more focus in that area as it would have been beneficial, as finding a job is already really hard, especially if you are a fresher.
Reviewed on 6 Aug 2024Read more
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Umang Bhatia
MSc in Business Analytics - Batch of 2023
4.8
It is a home away from home with friendly people.
Tips: Be open to embracing changes. Be friendly as local people here are friendly and supportive. The professors are very experienced and will go an extra mile to support you. UL has the biggest library in Ireland and the best of labs to support you. The recreational activities are also great.
Likes (Public transportation): Buses and trains are the common modes of public transport and both are on time and very comfortable. The cost of travelling by public transport is minimal. Just make sure to get your leap card for discounted and hassle-free travel. Make sure to do at least one train journey. It’s worth it.
Dislikes (Post study jobs): If you search smartly then a lot of jobs are available. The university staff is very supportive. Most of the jobs are entry-level so you have to be patient to get the right job. The interview processes are straightforward and mostly online which makes it easier.
Reviewed on 20 Jun 2024Read more
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Anonymous
MSc in Business Analytics - Batch of 2024
3.4
Best campus life at a cost.
Tips: This particular course won't make you market-ready, so be prepared for that. Also, be ready to search for a job and if you have taken a loan then it will take at least 3-6 months after your course ends. If you are not financially strong, find a part-time job as soon as you arrive in Ireland.
Likes (Student Life): The University of Limerick has one of the largest campuses in Ireland, and it's equipped with all the facilities students need. Students can participate in various sports and activities, and the campus is a great place to live. There are even pubs on campus, like Tables and Friday Nights, which definitely enhance the quality of student life.
Dislikes (Internships): The lack of internships available through the college is a downside for the Business Analytics course. The course will make you aware of the tools and technology used in the industry, but you should be prepared with the basics of the software you will be learning. This will help you to be one step ahead.
Reviewed on 10 Sep 2024Read more
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Rakshith Gowda
MSc in Business Analytics - Batch of 2023
3.4
An exciting and satisfactory journey for the students.
Tips: Scholarships will be awarded based on your education qualification and previous experience. It will be part of your application process, no extra steps to be followed. It will be around 1500 euro and I got the same when I applied for this university. In terms of course I would say it was moderate, but if you want to enjoy student life then this is the right university for you to join.
Likes (Student Life): Lively campus with lots of activities and communities to be engaged in throughout your master's. A great opportunity to develop leadership skills if you are studying any of their business courses. There are varieties of clubs or communities comprising both academics and sports to choose from and lots of events are organized every week. Friday nights are the best that I have attended.
Dislikes (Internships): Searching for internships depends entirely on your ability. No extra guidance will be provided by the university on opportunities. In my experience to date, I haven't seen more opportunities for internships, however, you will have a lot of roles to avail of once you are graduated.
Reviewed on 18 Aug 2023Read more
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Dheeraj S Kulkarni
MSc in Business Analytics - Batch of 2023
3.9
Wonderful student life experience with lots of learning.
Tips: Students should know that there is a cultural shift and that's when one grows as an individual as you come out of your comfort zone and your nation, you learn to be independent and you learn all the basic necessary life skills like cooking, cleaning etc. There is a scholarship, it depends on your profile and undergrad score. I am pleased with my time at the university as I got to learn about various things from various people from around the world.
Likes (Public transportation): There is excellent service for local and public bus transportation. There are trains as well for transportation and numerous buses connecting all major cities as well as small towns in between. Price is affordable for students with 'Student Leap Card' as it gives around 50% discount on all public transportation.
Dislikes (Internships): No such internship is available as the university doesn't have such tie-ups with companies for internship offers. Some universities in Dublin have internship tie-ups with various companies as a part of their course. Due to present market conditions, it is hard to find a job and also internship opportunities.
Reviewed on 25 Jun 2024Read more
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Nagaraj Sanil
MSc in Business Analytics - Batch of 2024
3.4
Enriching learning experience with practical challenges.
Tips: UL offers an easygoing but effective learning environment. However, due to the ongoing housing crisis, students should be prepared for academic rigour and plan ahead for accommodation. Adapting to the independent learning culture and embracing the cultural shift was a significant but rewarding experience. Irish hospitality and inclusivity, coupled with a strong emphasis on teamwork, made the transition smoother. The faculty was highly knowledgeable and very understanding. Dont be hesitant to reach out to them. The college hosts numerous events so do participate in it as it helps to connect with people and understand their perspective. Overall it has been an amazing experience and I am satisfied with my experience.
Reviewed on 31 Dec 2024Read more
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For undergraduate and graduate programs, international students must meet the requirements for basic eligibility, which include a bachelor's degree from an accredited university or proof of high school graduation. Additionally, to enroll in the program, students need to submit the following document
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The University of Limerick is a moderately competitive institution for overseas students, with an estimated acceptance rate of 55%. The moderate percentage indicates that when choosing applicants for undergraduate and graduate programs, the university takes a somewhat rigorous holistic approach. The
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With a 55% estimated acceptance rate, the University of Limerick is moderately competitive for international students. The moderate percentage shows that the university follows a moderately strict holistic approach while selecting candidates for undergraduate and graduate programs. Fulfilling the ba
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The University of Limerick takes two to three weeks to respond to any application. The university receives thousands of applications and reviews based on academic excellence, fulfilling the basic requirements including proof of high school completion or a bachelor's degree from a recognised institut
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Nishtha Bhatnagar
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The University of Limerick is one of the renowned universities in Ireland. An unofficial source claims that UL is ranked #345 among the top global universities in Europe and #6 among the top global institutions in Ireland.
The institution is well known for offering undergraduate and graduate courses
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| University City | Limerick, Other - Ireland, Ireland |
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