Ireland

Yes, TUS Ireland MSc in Quantity Surveying is accredited by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors. The tution fees for this course is EUR 18,500 (Around INR 20 lakh). For admission to this course, a primary degree in Built Environment with a minimum award of Second Class Honour Grade 2 is required. 

Roughly €45,000–€60,000 on average across experience levels. Senior roles in Dublin reach €75,000 and above. Entry-level graduate roles typically start lower, around €30,000–€40,000.

Anywhere from 12 months (University of Limerick, UCD, MTU) to 18 months (IADT). Depending on how the programme is structured. Whether it includes a standalone major research project. 

No. TU Dublin's MSc Creative Digital Media & UX is a conversion course. It is open to graduates of any discipline connected to multimedia, design, architecture, humanities, or computer science. Other programs, like IADT's and UL's, do expect a portfolio alongside your degree. So check the specific entry criteria before assuming you're locked out.

Ireland is Europe's financial hub which attracts the top companies in the world towards it. This is also the reason that the field of finance never loses its demand and popularity and the professionals in this field have numerous job opportunities to choose from. 

Indian students enrolled in UG courses need to pay the full fee by May 31st. Indian PG students enrolled in the Sep intake, need to pay full fees within:

• 60 days of the date of the offer if issued prior to Mar 31st or May 31st (whichever is earlier)
• 30 days of the date of the offer if issued on or after Apr 1st or by May 31st (whichever is earlier)

Indian PG students enrolled in Jan intake, need to pay the fees in full within 60 days of the date of offer letter OR by Oct 31st (whichever is earlier)

No, Atlantic Tech Uni does not take an entrance exam from Indian students. Admissions for most courses are solely based on academic and English language requirements.

Some courses may also require students to provide a valid proof of prior work experience in the relevant industry.

Scholarship deadlines at Atlantic Tech Uni vary for different financial aid programs. The last date for Indian students to apply for the ATU Global Entry Scholarship is June 10. For the Sports Scholarship, eligible students can submit their application by October 4.

For more deadlines, check the scholarships section on the official ATU website.

Atlantic Technological Uni offers 840+ courses ranging from apprenticeships and UG degree to PG Master's and doctoral programs. The primary course categories at ATU Ireland include:

• UG - Degrees (Levels 7 and 8), Higher Certificates, and Advanced entry programs
• PG - Taught Master's (Level 9), PG Diplomas and Research Degrees (PhD)
• Flexible Learning - Part-time, online, and upskilling courses

Yes, Indian students can stay back in Ireland after completing their studies at ATU. They'll need a Stamp 1G visa to stay back in Ireland after studies and seek graduate level employment.

The scheme is open to students who have studied and completed a degree at NFQ Level 8, or above.