Masters In Accounting

Ferris Bueller

Basically i got a 2.1 degree in accounting and due to lack of employment opportunities out their at the minute and the fact that government fees are being implemented next year( i get a grant so therfore will not have to pay fees for masters this year) i was thinking about doing a masters. However im finding it extremely difficult to find all the colleges in ireland that do them and the ones i do their application dates seem to have passed! I had my heart set on waterford but it seems their date for application has passed though i have emailed them so fingers crossed.Can anyone tell me the colleges in ireland that do have a masters in accounting,preferably ones whos application date has not expired?please

Tasha90

http://graduatestudies.nuim.ie/prospectivepostgrads/taughtcourses/socialsciences/mhh62
http://www.dcu.ie/prospective/deginfo.php?classname=MBS&mode=full
Think closing dates for NUIM and DCU is 30th july

Ferris Bueller

Tasha90 wrote: »

http://graduatestudies.nuim.ie/prospectivepostgrads/taughtcourses/socialsciences/mhh62
http://www.dcu.ie/prospective/deginfo.php?classname=MBS&mode=full
Think closing dates for NUIM and DCU is 30th july

Thank you very much for your help,it is greatly appreciated

Slippers

The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland lists nine:

•University College Dublin - Smurfit School
•Dublin City University
•Dublin Institute of Technology
•NUI Maynooth
•NUI Galway
•Athlone Institute of Technology
•Waterford Institute of Technology
•Letterkenny Institute of Technology
•University of Ulster at Jordanstown.

www.icai.ie/en/General/About-Us/Chartered-Accountancy/Becoming-a-CA/Entry-Routes/

Their 2008-2009 brochure mentions one in Dundalk as well, which I found here:
ww2.dkit.ie/schools_and_departments/business_and_humanities/management_financial_studies/courses/dk910

Quatre Mains

not to knock you Ferris, but have you considered perhaps adding another string to your bow instead of going further with accounting? It may be a path to consider if the courses you are looking at now are unavailable to you. You may increase your chances of employment if you go for an MBA or another subject that complements your degree. re late applications , i found the best tactic was to contact the course head directly, they are ok with late apps as long as you explain them.