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Progression of courses

Supermanscat · 2009-09-04 12:02:25

Hi, to qualify for your post grad fee's to be paid for you have to progress in the qualifications. Am i right in thinking that a masters is a step up from a higher diploma post grad? I was looking at the fetac website and it isnt so clear/.. Thanks

04-09-2009 12:02pm

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Hi,
to qualify for your post grad fee's to be paid for you have to progress in the qualifications. Am i right in thinking that a masters is a step up from a higher diploma post grad? I was looking at the fetac website and it isnt so clear/..

Thanks

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From here:

http://www.education.ie/servlet/blobservlet/support_higher.doc?language=EN

For the purposes of this clause postgraduate qualifications at Level 8 are deemed to be progression.

This is referring to H. Dips, so yes, since a masters is at Level 9 it would be progression. Remember you can only avail of the grant for 4 postgraduate years.

Best of luck with your studies

Dónal

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