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Masters in Management - Smurfit

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  • 23-03-2010 3:21pm
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    Rusty_bike
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    Hi
    Has anyone here done this course? Thinking of applying for it next year. Is it difficult to get into does anyone know?

    It's attractive to me in the sense that I don't have a primary business degree. I completed an BA in Economics and Sociology in '08 and have been working in the finance industry since then...

    I was wondering what kind of students they'd be looking for on the course really.

    Any comments or feedback at all about the course welcome!

    Thanks ;)


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    Dinkie
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    full time or part time?


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    Rusty_bike
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭Rusty_bike


    Will be looking to do it full time...


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    Dinkie
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    PM sent


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    alysonay
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    Hi there,

    I am also interested in this course as an honours micro student...ie no business background. Full time also. Any info would be great


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    RandomName2
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    Rusty_bike wrote: »
    Hi
    Has anyone here done this course? Thinking of applying for it next year. Is it difficult to get into does anyone know?

    It's attractive to me in the sense that I don't have a primary business degree. I completed an BA in Economics and Sociology in '08 and have been working in the finance industry since then...

    I was wondering what kind of students they'd be looking for on the course really.

    Any comments or feedback at all about the course welcome!

    Thanks ;)

    E12,000 a year (or E6,000 p/t) -> no exceptions, no grants, no scholarships (in practice)

    about 100-120 people in the course (I think)

    If you have a decent degree (2.1) it is piss easy to get in.

    The content seems sound enough (quite broad, some nice options, team orientated thesis for the summer).

    But will it net you a job?

    Probably not. It is a really, really difficult one to quantify. The fact that it is open to non-business graduates is a plus... but on the other hand it's a negative, isn't it? :confused:

    P.S.> Economics allows you wider scope than just Management btw...


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    Dinkie
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    There is definately 1, perhaps a second person in my course on scholarship.


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    RandomName2
    Registered Users Posts: 5,570 ✭✭✭RandomName2


    Dinkie wrote: »
    There is definately 1, perhaps a second person in my course on scholarship.

    4 scholarships available in total...

    but only 1 is available for Irish folk....

    And you have to apply to the course in order to be eligible for the scholarship...

    And applying to the course involves a non-refundable E500 deposit. :D


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