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State relations, diplomatic practice, foreign policy analysis, international negotiations, and career pathways to diplomatic services.
EU institutions, policy-making, European integration, Brexit implications, and careers with European Commission or Parliament.
International humanitarian law, human rights law, international courts, justice mechanisms, and UN human rights careers.
Conflict analysis, peacebuilding, post-conflict reconstruction, mediation, and careers with UN peacekeeping or conflict resolution organizations.
International development, poverty reduction, sustainable development goals, humanitarian aid, and NGO/development agency careers.
International security, terrorism, cybersecurity, defense policy, intelligence, and security sector careers.
Climate diplomacy, environmental law, sustainability policy, green transition, and international environmental organization careers.
Global trade, finance, economic institutions, development economics, and international financial organization careers.
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Requirements include bachelor's degree with H2.2 (60%+) in relevant field, IELTS 6.5+, personal statement, two references, and CV. Strong writing and analytical skills important.
Master's programs cost €10,000-€18,000 per year. Total with living expenses approximately €20,000-€28,000 annually. More affordable than UK with similar quality.
Yes! Non-EU students can work 20 hours weekly during term, 40 hours during holidays. Minimum wage €12+ helps with living expenses.
2-year post-study work visa allowing employment search without job offer needed initially. Provides pathway to skilled work permit and residence.
Limited scholarships (€2,000-€5,000) available. Irish Aid fellowships for development students from eligible countries. Most students rely on part-time work and loans.
International organizations (UN, EU), Irish diplomatic service, NGOs, development agencies, think tanks, consulting, journalism. Starting salaries €30K-€50K.
Yes! EU member with English as official language. Access to Brussels institutions. Strong EU studies programs. Gateway to European careers.
Yes! Many programs include internship placements. Students secure internships at European Commission, Parliament, or agencies in Brussels, Luxembourg, Strasbourg.
Neutral country with strong UN peacekeeping tradition. Active in human rights, development aid, conflict mediation. Respected diplomatic service globally.
Start 12-18 months before September intake. Application deadlines typically March-June. Early applications improve scholarship chances and visa processing time.