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6 Reviews Found
Course Curriculum
Course curriculum are perfected overtime to suit all type of audience. Academic wise the college follows feel free to explore more on your own and learn more. Quite free and open world to explore and professors are happy to help you move forward.
Fees
Tuition fees at the time i joined was (11000-3500) average accomodation cost 500-600 euros per.month and another 300-500 euros a month for grocery and bills. Rough total cost is : 19000 euros to 25000 euros for a year. Depending on your budget.
Course Curriculum
Its best to get placed in Ireland. This course includes industrial thesis project.
Fees
15000 EUR total tuition fees for one year program.
Course Curriculum
They are quite good, plus the course structure do get updated with industrial needs
Fees
15000 euro in 2015
Course Curriculum
My course was completely relevant to Industry 4.0 which are current standards in the field of Mechanical Engineering
Fees
22000?/annum
Course Curriculum
I believe the syllabus was very simple. There were more types of research and literature reviews. Exams required less focus on cramming and writing. The project was awesome.
Fees
15000 Euro is the program fee.
Course Curriculum
If you want my honest opinion, I would not recommend the country unless you are getting into Trinity College Dublin or University College Dublin. As per my observation, jobs are mostly given on the basis of past experience and it is an uphill battle for freshers to get a job after a master's degree. I can say that the syllabus and curriculum are not bad. Now considering the Covid situation and the weather there, please think twice before choosing Ireland.
Fees
With my 1000 euro fee waiver, it cost me 17000 euro + 10000 euro for living expenses. Roughly equivalent to 25 lakhs for 1 year.
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