First, the school introduction
University of Dublin (UCD) is a global university in Ireland, ranking 1% in the world. Dublin University, founded in 1854, is a large-scale and internationally renowned university in Ireland. The school has nearly 30,000 students, including more than 7,000 international students from 13 1 countries and regions. Dublin University has always been the first choice for Irish high school and undergraduate graduates, and has been widely praised by the academic and industry. University of Dublin, Ireland has six colleges: College of Arts and Humanities; Business school; School of Engineering and Architecture; College of Health and Agricultural Sciences; Faculty of Science; School of Social Sciences and Law.
Among them, the Business School of Dublin University in Ireland was established in 1908, and consists of two business schools-Quinn Business School, which offers undergraduate courses, and Michael Smoffitt Business School, which offers master's business courses. Quinn Business School is the only business school in Ireland with both AACSB International and EQUIS certification, which is the quality symbol of the best business schools in America and Europe. Only 20 business schools in the world have won two awards at the same time, which is an international recognition of the excellent level of business schools. Michael Smofitel Business School has not only AACSB International and EQUIS, but also the MBA Association (AMBA) certification. Only nine business schools in the world have won this honor.
Ireland is the only native English-speaking country in Europe except Britain, with a world-renowned academic record. Its education system is mature and perfect, and its diploma forms are diverse, which is suitable for scholars with different academic backgrounds. With the ETS European credit transfer system, international students can transfer to other countries in the European Union, including almost all commonly used majors, with high education quality and strong career orientation, among which software, telecommunications, engineering, medicine, biology, business and tourism management enjoy a high reputation internationally. What's more commendable is that undergraduates can get a one-year work visa after graduation in Ireland, and graduate students can get a two-year work visa.
Second, the application conditions
Application conditions for undergraduate preparatory course of Dublin University
Education requirements: Senior 2 (at least 17 years old)
Performance requirements: the average score should reach 75 points.
Language requirements: IELTS 5.0.
University of Dublin undergraduate application conditions
Educational requirements: Complete the preparatory course.
Performance requirements: 60 points in the preparatory course, and 70 points in some majors.
Language requirements: IELTS 6.0.
If you have participated in the national college entrance examination.
Education Requirements: Have a high school diploma, or have completed at least one year of undergraduate education in China.
Achievement requirements: the graduation score reaches 85% of the total score.
Language requirements: IELTS 6.5 for liberal arts and IELTS 6.0 for science and engineering.
Requirements for applying for a master's degree from Dublin University
Education requirements: bachelor's degree
Performance requirements: the average score must reach 80.
Language requirements: IELTS 6.5, minimum IELTS 7.0 for master of business school.
University of Dublin application materials
Undergraduate preparatory course:
1) report card
2) Passport
3) Application Form
4) IELTS test report
Undergraduate course:
1) matriculation transcripts
2) Passport
3) Application Form
4) IELTS test report
Master:
1) degree certificate
2) Graduation certificate
3) Transcript
4) Application Form
5) IELTS test report
6) Personal statement
7) Letter of recommendation
Third, the cost of studying abroad.
Master's tuition: about 1 10,000 to10.3 million euros.
Undergraduate stage: about 1.5 million euros.
Living expenses: 6,000 to 7,000 RMB.
Total cost: about 70,000-80,000 RMB a year.
At the undergraduate level, University College Dublin, Ireland offers various degrees in the above 65,438+00 departments. The academic system is divided into three years (agriculture, art, Celtic studies, business, law, philosophy and sociology), four years (natural science), five years (veterinary medicine) and six years (medicine). All courses are taught in English (except the Department of Modern Languages) and consist of lectures, seminars, tutorials, internships and experiments. The school emphasizes autonomous learning and requires students to spend a lot of time reading and complete written homework, papers, experimental reports and investigation reports.
Most departments of University College Dublin in Ireland offer postgraduate courses with master's or doctoral degrees. A master's degree usually takes one or two years to study. All subjects have teaching courses, including classroom teaching, research projects or small academic papers; Similarly, there are research-oriented masters in each subject. A doctor's degree requires research and a major thesis, which usually takes three years.