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Masters in Economics

  • 13-12-2008 11:53pm
    #1
    Frank007
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 31 ✭


    I want to do a masters in economics but only got a 2-2 degree, options are going to ucc (where you do it with a 2-2) study abroad or do a pre masters in tcd/ucd (so that takes 2 years), the ucc masters seems quite different from ucd/tcd in the subjects and areas of study, the question is , is there much difference in quality/reputation between ucc and ucd programme?


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  • #2
    [Deleted User]
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    I'd imagine the programme in UCD has a better rep, particularly internationally.

    I'm not certain there is a pre-masters in TCD. No idea about UCD.


  • #3
    Time Magazine
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    UCD MA will have a much better reputation internationally, and yes there's a one-year course you can do before entering the MA if you don't have the standard admission requirements.

    As for reputation in Ireland, it depends what you want to do. If you're thinking a civil service type of job, there's no difference between UCD or UCC. If you want to do more "real economics" like in the Central Bank, then it may make a difference. I expect your grades would matter most, though.


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