Study Abroad

Yes, Dublin City University permits all international students to work while studying in the institution. Students are allowed to work up to 20 hours a week during session and 40 hours per week during session break as per the guidelines in Ireland. Students can find appropriate off-campus internships and on-campus teaching assistantships to strengthen their resumes and eventually land decent jobs.

Know more about part-time work options for international students in Ireland.

Yes, international students must pay the application fee of EUR 35 (INR 3,038) for UG courses and EUR 100 (INR 9,057) for PG courses. This application fee might vary on the basis of the courses chosen. Moreover, to get enrolled in the first semester, international students have to pay tuition fees depending on the course, which is generally a service charge of EUR 500 (INR 43.4 K).

Tuition fees for international students vary depending on the programme and level of study. For undergraduate programs, such as the Global BBA, the tuition fee is €14,000 (INR 12.6 L) per year. For Grande Ecole / Master in Management, this fee is €37,000 (INR 33.5 L) for two years' tuition.

Postgraduate programs, like the Two-Year MSc, have tuition fees starting at €30,000 (INR 27.1 L), with certain specializations, such as Luxury and Fashion Management, priced at €34,000 (INR 30.8 L).

According to the Skema School of Business reviews given by the students, this university receives a score of 3.1 for internships, 3.0 for part-time work, and 3.7 for Indian food, 4.4 for student life, and 4.8 for public transportation. Additionally, 45% of the students say that they never faced discrimination at this place. Most of the reviews are positive for the Skema School of Business, although areas of improvement include language barrier, part-time jobs, and post study jobs.

While specific acceptance rates are not officially published, some sources suggest that SKEMA maintains a selective admissions process with an acceptance rate of nearly 32%. It is considered a selective B-School. 

While specific acceptance rates are not officially published, some sources suggest that SKEMA maintains a selective admissions process with an acceptance rate of nearly 32%. It is considered a selective B-School. 

Skema School of Business MBA Admission requirements:

• GMAT or GRE (Optional, yet beneficial)
• Two written essays
• Updated Resume
• English proficiency test scores (IELTS/TOEFL)
• Work experience (Optional, yet beneficial)
• Academic documents

Masters in Agricultural Sciences- University of Bonn: In the University of Bonn, various master's courses related to agricultural science.

These are the Master of Science in Agricultural Sciences, Master of Science in Horticultural Sciences, and Master of Science in Organic Agriculture. Generally, the time for admission of students for these courses is during the winter semester which begins around October.