The Masters Degree is at Level 9 on the National Framework of Qualifications. In Ireland, there are two types of Masters, taught and research. Firstly, the taught Masters Degree is awarded by a student having completed a one- to two-year training programme. Entry to a course leading to a taught Masters Degree is typically for holders of Honours Bachelor Degrees. However, it is possible for students who hold Ordinary Bachelor Degrees to also be admitted. There are also Research Masters Degree programmes, which usually last for two years. Institutes of Technology, Quality and Qualifications Ireland, and Universities are the training providers who can award this qualification.
Develop a compassionate, client-focused approach to therapy with the MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy (Person Centred Modalities). Delivered by ICHAS at Griffith College, the MA…
The Master of Science in Data Analytics programme is designed to achieve the following objectives: 1. Enable learners to develop expert knowledge of current and…
The Master of Science in Digital Leadership programme (90 ECTS) objectives are: 1. Develop mastery of current and emerging skills in the theory and practice…
Aims and Objectives The aim of the Master of Science in Digital Marketing and Analytics is to produce graduates with the specialized skills and attributes…
