Ireland

Students can take admission in MBA without work experience in some universities. Some universities mandate having 3+ years of work experience. The basic eligibility required for each university is holding a bachelor's degree from a recognised university or equivalent, with a minimum of 60%-70%.

Universities that allow pursuing an MBA without work experience are:

• Dublin Business School
• Griffith College
• IBAT College Dublin
• Technological University Dublin

MBA in Ireland has become very popular option for students who look to study in top ranked universities according to budget. Some of most renowned universities in Ireland for MBA are Trinity College Dublin and Smurfit Graduate Business School. Tuition fees of universities in Ireland range between INR 5 L - INR 41 L per year. Students can also opt for fields like tech, finance and FinTech, consulting, pharma, etc. MBA in Ireland provides high quality, quick and affordable programs along with access to EU jobs, MNCs and Startups.

International students willing to pursue an MBA in Ireland must hold a bachelor's degree (min 2:1 or equivalent); a GPA of 3 or above on a 4-point scale, GRE/GMAT (optional), and English language requirements to fulfill the basic eligibility. Also, they must submit certain mandatory documents to take admission in the university listed below:

• A bachelor's degree (min 2:1 or equivalent)
• A GPA of 3 or above on a 4-point scale
• Academic Transcripts
• English proficiency exam scores (TOEFL, IELTS, PTE Academic)
• CV/Resume
• Statement of Purpose
• Two Letters of recommendation
• Work experience

Yes, pursuing a finance course is in high demand in Ireland. Students can grab opportunities in Dublin, which has become a financial hub in Europe. It hosts multinational banks, insurance firms, fund managers, and a growing FinTech sector. They can do job roles in fields such as financial analysis, investment management, risk control, and compliance. Finance has a scope of high-salary jobs, students can expect an average salary between INR 27 L and INR 74 L.

The MBA in Finance fees in Ireland for Indian students may vary for different universities and institutions. Students must do thorough research regarding the course, tuition fees, and living costs while applying for admission. The average first-year tuition fees of an MBA in Finance in Ireland is between INR 13 L and INR 26 L, and the average living cost can be between INR 9 L and INR 11 L per annum. Students can check the table below for tuition cost of popular universities:

After completing the degree in MBA in Finance in Ireland, students can expect an average salary between INR 27 L and INR 74 L. The graduates from universities such as Trinity College Dublin and University College Cork earn around INR 74 L and INR 1.3 Cr. Students can check the average salaries of the graduates from the top universities discussed below:

Studying an MBA in Finance in Ireland is the best option for students who wish to enter the EU market for financial services and multinational corporations. Students get the opportunity to enter companies like Citibank, JP Morgan, KPMG, and Bank of America. Students having an undergraduate degree in business, economics, or a similar discipline are well-suited for this degree. Additionally, this course in Ireland is available to those who want to pursue careers in corporate finance, banking, investment management, consulting, and other related disciplines.

Yes, Germany is considered a global leader in engineering and technical education.

The standard single-entry Ireland student visa application fee is €60. For a multiple-entry visa, the cost is €100. Additionally, after arriving in Ireland, you'll need to register with immigration, which costs €300 for the Irish Residence Permit.