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studying at night

loubian · 2012-06-11 09:17:59

Hi, I was wondering is there any way one can study medicine, or a medicine related degree, at night time in Dublin? I want to go study so bad, but I can't afford the eight grand a year it will cost for the degree of my choice!

11-06-2012 9:17am

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Hi,

I was wondering is there any way one can study medicine, or a medicine related degree, at night time in Dublin? I want to go study so bad, but I can't afford the eight grand a year it will cost for the degree of my choice!

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#2 11-06-2012 11:43am

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There aren't any medicine courses available part-time that will allow you register as a doctor as far as I know. You might find some Science based courses part-time but ultimately you will still need to do the degree in medicine if you want to work as a doctor.

Check http://www.qualifax.ie or if you are on Jobseekers look at http://www.springboardcourses.ie/ for part-time options

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