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Anubha

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As per World University Rankings and indicators like (CWUR), 4th according to global indicators, and No. 1 in Ireland for sustainability/impact rankings as per THE. The University of Galway is a top Irish University with a high reputation worldwide. The University of Galway can be an accessible university with higher acceptance rates and a good global reputation. 

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As per World University Rankings and indicators like (CWUR), 4th according to global indicators, and No. 1 in Ireland for sustainability/impact rankings as per THE. The University of Galway is a top Irish University with a high reputation worldwide. The University of Galway can be an accessible university with higher acceptance rates and a good global reputation. 

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Anubha

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University of Galway is officially claimed to be among the top 2% of universities in the world, competing against 25,000+ universities. In the QS rankings for 2027, the University of Galway falls within the top 18% of universities; it ranks 275th among 1,500 ranked universities. It is a mid-tier, reputable Irish university with higher acceptance rates than other UK-based universities. 

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Ansh Gumber

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University of Galway ME (Biomedical Engineering) programme introduces students to leading healthcare organizations like Boston Scientific, Medtronic, and Merit Medical.

Students are taught in interactive lectures on topics including Safety Engineering, UX design for Medical Devices and Biomedical Thermodynamics and participate in assignment and lab work.

This course is 1 year long and its fees is EUR 28,500 (INR 31 L). For Indian applicants, a four-year degree in Biomedical Engineering or a related field is required with CGPA 6.0 and a minimum English proficiency B2.

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Ansh Gumber

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The duration of NUI Galway MSc Computer Science (Data Analytics) is 1 year. The tuition fee for this course is EUR 28,500 (INR 31 L). 

The course covers Applied Statistics, Programming for Data Analytics, Machine Learning, and Data Visualization, among other important topics. It offers hands-on case studies, and practical projects to help you become career-ready.

The top recruiters of NUI Galway MSc Data Analytics graduates include IBM, SAP, Cisco and Genesys.

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Ansh Gumber

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The duration of NUI Galway MSc Computer Science (Data Analytics) is 1 year. The tuition fee for this course is EUR 28,500 (INR 31 L). 

The course covers Applied Statistics, Programming for Data Analytics, Machine Learning, and Data Visualization, among other important topics. It offers hands-on case studies, and practical projects to help you become career-ready.

The top recruiters of NUI Galway MSc Data Analytics graduates include IBM, SAP, Cisco and Genesys.

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Abhishek Mehra

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A 1-year taught master's programme at the University of Galway will be worth it or not depends on your career goals, budget and tolerance for the current cost-of-living challenges in Ireland. 

A master's from the University of Galway gets you specialised postgraduate qualifications and level-9 NFQ credentials in just one year instead of two. 

Average tuition fees at the University of Galway range from €18,300 to over €28,500 and the university offers automatic or application-based merit scholarships (ranging from €2,000 to partial fee reductions) for eligible international and domestic students.

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Khushi Arora

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DBS and Griffith College have almost the same acceptance rate, around 55-60%. University of Galway accepts more students (86%), but it also costs more. DBS is more affordable of the three, so it is a great pick for the all the students.

Particulars for MSc Courses

Dublin Business School

University of Galway

Griffith College

Tuition Fee

INR 16 L - 17 L

INR 10.95 L - 38.36 L

INR 15.43 L - 19.28 L

Gen Acceptance Rates

55% - 60%

86%

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Rohini Rawat

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University of Galway is widely regarded as a very good and highly ranked university in Ireland. It ranks in top 2% universities in the world and #1 in Ireland for sustainable development. On platforms like Quora - users praised the University of Galway for its vibrant student community, cultural environment and specific strengths in medicine, marine Science and research.

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Rohini Rawat

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University of Galway is widely regarded as a very good and highly ranked university in Ireland. It ranks in top 2% universities in the world and #1 in Ireland for sustainable development. On platforms like Quora - users praised the University of Galway for its vibrant student community, cultural environment and specific strengths in medicine, marine Science and research.

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