Ireland

I am not sure if Ireland has any MBA programmes in health care management, they do have Masters in healthcare management. Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is a top ranked one and offers M.Sc healthcare management which you can consider over ICRI or Symbiosis.

Hi,
MBA programs require work experience and in Ireland mostly you will find PGDM or MS Business programs for freshers. Talking about the distance education you had prior you have to write to the universities you plan applying to and find out. IGNOU degrees are generally recognised worldwide however always check with the concerned universities directly. Additionally, you must take your IELTS and/or GMAT.

Hi,
Check Edwise, Study Overseas Global, The Chopras, IDP, etc. They all are well known. Shiksha also has its online study abroad counselling service.

Hi Sanjo,
Ireland is an emerging study abroad destination. It is a good place to study computers and gaming especially. Also, tuition fee is quite affordable.

Yes, you can, provided your subjects have credits similar to the degree offered in UK or Ireland. Choose the universities, prepare your transcript and write to them to know how you can pursue the degree. You may also take help of any career counselor.

Hi Sai,
1. Dublin City University.
2. Maynooth University.
3. NUI Galway.
4. University College Cork.

Hi Akash,
You must complete your Bachelor degree and must take the IELTS. There is minimum academic requirement but anything below 55% is not good. For IELTS, you must have 6.5. Please visit university websites for the university specific admission requirements.

Hi Sagar,
Sincere apologies, we do not service such queries. If however, you have higher education related queries please feel free to post the same. For more information on how to get a job please visit relevant job portals.