M.Sc in Ireland
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New answer posted•a month ago
What are entry requirements for DBS Ireland MSc in Supply Chain Management?
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For admission to DBS Ireland, the students require a Level 8 Honors Bachelor's degree or Higher Diploma in a relevant area, with a minimum 2:2 award. Non-cognate students shall be considered with 3-5 years' Logistics or Supply Chain Management experience.
- IELTS score of 6.0 or TOEFL score of 76 is al
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New answer posted•a month ago
What are entry requirements for DBS Ireland MSc in Supply Chain Management?
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Asked by Rupali
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a month ago
For admission to DBS Ireland, the students require a Level 8 Honors Bachelor's degree or Higher Diploma in a relevant area, with a minimum 2:2 award. Non-cognate students shall be considered with 3-5 years' Logistics or Supply Chain Management experience.
- IELTS score of 6.0 or TOEFL score of 76 is al
Upvote New answer posted•7 years ago
Which is the best country for M.Sc in supply chain management: France or Ireland?
71 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Prasanth
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7 years ago
Hello,
France is better. As they have a good amount of exports and imports (as per European regulation), plus they have trade relations with India.
France is better. As they have a good amount of exports and imports (as per European regulation), plus they have trade relations with India.
Upvote New question posted•7 years ago
Is it worth to pursue M.Sc in SCM from Griffith Dublin, Ireland?
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Asked by Prasanth
New answer posted•8 years ago
I have done BCA from Sunrise University, can I do MS in Canada or Ireland or from any other country?
78 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Debjeet
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8 years ago
Yes, you can do MS from any country. Just keep in mind. You should have a great score in foreign entrance exam like ex (GRE) and should have good command in English because English matter and also, I would like to say lookout for scholarship it will help you a lot, and can free you from tuition’s fe
Upvote New answer posted•8 years ago
Which country shall I prefer for M.Sc in data analytics: Ireland or UK? Which is the best option?
44 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Rakesh
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8 years ago
You Should go to Ireland because-
English languageAlthough Irish Gaelic is recognised as the first official language of the country, only 36% of the Irish population actually know it. 94% of the population know English, with it being the second official language. The Irish accent and dialect may be a
English languageAlthough Irish Gaelic is recognised as the first official language of the country, only 36% of the Irish population actually know it. 94% of the population know English, with it being the second official language. The Irish accent and dialect may be a
Upvote New answer posted•8 years ago
When does Ireland take students? Is it true that there is only January and September intake?
50 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Pooja
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8 years ago
Hi Pooja,
The main intake is in September for Irish universities. The applications must be submitted by October or November of the previous year, you will need around a year. The timeline and deadlines are mentioned on university websites which you have to follow. Few universities have February intak
The main intake is in September for Irish universities. The applications must be submitted by October or November of the previous year, you will need around a year. The timeline and deadlines are mentioned on university websites which you have to follow. Few universities have February intak
Upvote New answer posted•8 years ago
Is it good to pursue M.Sc in Biotechnology from Ireland? Can you suggest some good colleges?
72 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Jinu
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8 years ago
Hi Jinu, yes the country has some of the biggest biotech companies . Check out other countries too where post study opportunities are good, that said USA, Denmark, Australia, France, Switzerland and Germany are among the top ones. Check NUI Galway in Ireland.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
I have done B.Sc in biochemistry, microbiology and genetics. I want to do M.Sc from Ireland without taking IELTS. Is it possible?
68 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Rahul
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9 years ago
You must ask the college where you're applying. Email and ask them if it is mandatory for them. Even if they say IELTS is not important to them, the visa issuing Embassy might still require you to write IELTS.
Upvote New answer posted•2016-05-07 09:58:21
Can I pursue Masters in economics from UK or Ireland?
135 Views|Posted 2016-05-07 09:58:21
Asked by Poonam
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2016-05-07 09:58:21
Dear Poonam, three years degree from India is accepted in UK and Ireland, so you can apply. However check for minimum percentage requirements as top schools such as LSE requires a minimum of 70%. Additionally you need to take IELTS or TOEFL.
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