Ireland is the world's largest software exporter and one of the world's top five producers of pharmaceuticals and speciality chemicals. The high-tech economy's ever-increasing demands have assured that the technological sector of higher education provides the highest and most advanced standards and opportunities accessible today.

Master's degrees with a one-year duration

Nine of the top ten pharmaceutical businesses are currently based in Ireland.

For qualified students, scholarships of up to 100% are offered.

Ireland is the world's largest software exporter and one of the top five global producers of pharmaceuticals and specialty chemicals. The ever-increasing demands of this high-tech economy have assured that the technological sector of higher education provides the highest and most advanced standards and opportunities now available.

Close ties to industry; innovation, flexibility, and pragmatism are all hallmarks.

With 40% of the population under the age of 25, Ireland has a young, lively population. The Irish government invests about $782 million yearly on research in Ireland's higher education institutions. As a result of this investment, Ireland's higher education institutions are now world leaders in a growing number of sectors.

Ireland is also home to some of the world's most well-known and successful firms, including Google, Facebook, HP, Accenture, Apple, Amazon, Uber, Pfizer, Abbott Laboratories, Tesco, and others.

In Ireland, you'll find a unique environment where academic researchers collaborate with small, homegrown and start-up businesses in collaboration with some of the world's most powerful multinational corporations.