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New answer posted•6 years ago
Swapnaneel Bhuiya
6 years ago
For students completing a postgraduate programme, they could be permitted to stay for 24 months in total after graduation. During this time, they must meet the terms of their student permission to live in the country, namely they can only work for up to 40 hours per week without a work permit.

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New answer posted•6 years ago
BASIL PAUL K
6 years ago
Most programs in Ireland are for Masters. I would suggest you to get atleast 1 year experience in relevant field before proceeding to Ireland.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
S
7 years ago
Hi Shawn. Yes it is equivalent to MBA in India for M.Sc. In marketing from ireland. Good luck!

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New answer posted•7 years ago
S
7 years ago
Hello, each country has its unique education system and is recognised around the world. It would be great if you tell for which particular course or stream you are looking out for, as even for a particular study there are chances the subjects would vary from university to university. It would also d

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New question posted•7 years ago

Need information regarding admission at ucd ireland.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
BASIL PAUL K
7 years ago
https://pharmsci.ubc.ca/programs/msc-degree/admissions-and-finances/fees-and-financial-assistance
This is a sample that you can expect from a university in Canada. In some countries it would be slightly cheaper and I. some a bit more expensive. And, it would also depend on the college you choose.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago
I believe that rather than focusing on a job, you should focus on your interest because if you are interested in something then you can do the best in that field. In France and Ireland, you will get great opportunities. Rather than focusing on a job, focus on what you want to do and you can always t

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Amaan Ansari
7 years ago
According to me, France will be a better option because of the quality of knowledge, teaching methods and various other education related benefits. This country is one of the top countries of European Union, in terms of food, education, tourism, etc. Therefore, if money is not an issue, which I thin

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Bhumika Khattar
7 years ago
Part Time Jobs in Ireland for International Students:
Here comes the biggest topic of all times from the blog comments and the of-course the primary reason to why students want to come overseas. Before I go through the post study job scenario, I would first cover the Part Time Jobs in Ireland for Ind

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