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masters in management - UCD (distance learning) or DIT

  • 13-07-2009 11:17am
    #1
    jon1981
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    HI,

    im looking at this course in UCD (6,750). Its alot of money and wondering what peoples views on the course are? Anyone done it? I find most Masters are around this cost or greater, i like the course content, any experiences from anyone doing it?

    also looking at MSc Strategic Management in DIT which is half the cost....what to do!!

    cheers


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  • #2
    BroomBurner
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    jon1981 wrote: »

    also looking at MSc Strategic Management in DIT which is half the cost....what to do!!

    cheers

    I've applied to do this part-time based on a friend having completed it the year before. They found it tough, but worthwhile and got a very decent job out of it. The cost was a major factor for me too, and DIT were fairly reasonable (the same course is offered through Trinity for more than twice the price).

    As far as I know, they're still taking applications for it.


  • #3
    jon1981
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,359 ✭✭✭jon1981


    yeah i like the idea of doing it closer to town although im not sure if id prefer the fri/sat option that ucd offers over the tues/thurs option from DIT. tough decision to make on this one. would be good to hear from people who did both, i might talk to DIT and UCD tomorrow about it.


    actually decision has been made for me... you need a primary business degree for DIT...i have an engineering degree so its a non runner!


  • #4
    jellybeans
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    Hi just looking fir feedback on this course. My boyfriend is non-eu and is looking at this course. It seems the fees are the same got eu and non eu is that correct?? Also is the part time course over 2 years?? Any feedback on the course would be fantastic. Thanks


  • #5
    BroomBurner
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,737 ✭✭✭BroomBurner


    The course is quite good, and very broad.

    I'm not sure on the fees side, maybe contact DIT about it. The part-time is over two years, two evenings a week. They've dropped the saturday classes, but there is a heavy emphasis on group work, so it takes up a lot of time.

    I'm sorry I didn't see John's reply below now, and it's probably a little late. My primary degree wasn't in business, it was in science. I asked, and they said it would be grand. It's always worth asking!


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