System of study in Ireland?
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There are numerous university choices:\n\nUniversity College Cork\nhttp://www.ucc.ie\n\nUniversity College Dublin\nhttp://www.ucd.ie\n\nUniversity of Limerick\nhttp://www.ul.ie\n\nDublin City University\nhttp://www.dcu.ie\n\nTrinity College Dublin\nhttp://www.tcd.ie\n\nNational University of Ireland, Galway\nhttp://www.nuigalway.ie\n\nAll these sites have pages for international students with details of every aspect of life from study to just enjoying yourself, other site that may be of interest:\n\nUnion of Students of Ireland\nhttp://www.usi.ie
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I would recommend IELTS, as it is internationally recognised. It's used by the NHS and other UK government bodies for recruitment from abroad, as well as for America. There are test centres in Ireland. Follow the link and click on 'Ireland' for a full list.\nhttp://www.langcent.manchester.ac.uk/ieltscentre/ukieltstestcentres/#Ireland
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there are certain european countries which offer free education to everyone, these include germany,norway,denmark,finland etc. but most of the corses taught in these countries are in their own languages so u gotta learn their language first, dunno abt scholarships
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Have a look at the UCAS website.
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Definitely. Library degrees are pretty similar all over the world, I work in libraries in Australia, and we use the Voyager system, which I understand is a US created program.\n\nLibrary procedures are all fairly similar, it's just different systems that you may have to get used to!
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Irish University Business School offers MBA Courses \nSite below.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ireland
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Hi there, in Ireland most of our masters courses at universities start in September/October.  However, MBA 's (which are popular general business programmes) run in private colleges sould have staggered starting times.  It might be worth googling it as i'm fairly certain some programmes would start between jan and june.  good luck :)
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I studied International Relations at the University of Amsterdam. http://www.english.uva.nl/ They have classes for foreign students too. You can also study it in Rome (try Sapienza university) or at Trinity in Dublin http://www.tcd.ie/courses/faculty/social_and_human_sciences.php.
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When I studied abroad in England we had a blind system.  We were not allowed to put our name on them.  There was a little kiosk where you scanned your I.D. and the course I.D. and it printed 2 little receipts.  One got stapled to the paper you were handing in and you kept the other (as proof you turned in the assignment).  Then the papers got dropped off at a central office where they were sorted and given to the professors.  Grades were finalized before they handed them back in class.
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There are lots of colleges and universities in Ireland giving top class MBA courses. \n\nThe Michael Smurfit School of Business http://ucdbusiness.ucd.ie/\n\nThe Trinity College MBA programme.\nhttp://www.tcd.ie/Business_Studies/Mba/why/index.html\n\nNUI Cork (UCC) MBA\nhttp://www.mba.hobsons.com/organisation/428/university_college_cork/contactDetails\n\nUniversity of Limerick MBA\nhttp://www.ul.ie/business/courses/executiveed.shtml\n\nNUI Galway (UCG) MBA\nhttp://www.nuigalway.ie/pgp/Downloads/Comm_pg_prospectus_entire.pdf\n\nQueens University Belfast MBA\nhttp://www.qub.ac.uk/sites/ManagementMBA/
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An Bord Altranais: The Nursing Board in Ireland. The Official registration body for nurses working in Ireland.\nSite below
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It is an excellent idea. I am from Ireland and living in Dublin I have alot of non national friends, who have studied or who are studying english in Dublin.\nThey are all getting on really well. If you have any questions on accomadation or part time work etc. ( if you do decide Dublin is for you) save my name and get in contact. Dublin is a great place, the people are lovely, but it can be very expensive . Good Luck
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http://www.belfastinstitute.ac.uk/  is the main site or for more info on this and others try   http://www.hero.ac.uk/uk/universities___colleges___fec/northern_ireland/county_antrim/belfast_institute_of_further___higher_education.cfm
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Look at these websites: \nwww.daft.ie\nwww.myhome2let.ie
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In the UK they have O levels and A levels\n\nI went to an international school that had a similar system to America. They tend to have a high school diploma, graduating high school when you are 17 or 18. Some people also do the Advanced Placement classes, which are first year university courses (as in university in America for the first year, you usually attend a range of general classes before you declare your major in the second year). \n\nA U.S degree, as in a degree from university is the equivalent as the UK's degree at the end of undergraduate degree. \n\nIt is a bit still to say that an O level is the same as a university degree from lets say Harvard university or Yale