Postgraduate courses in Postgraduate Courses in Environmental Studies
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Engage with the world and environment around you by taking a postgraduate course in environmental studies. Whether you want to study a programme that's taught or research-based; full time, part time or distance; postgraduate courses in environmental studies are the perfect option in achieving a rewarding career in an interesting field. Search a comprehensive list of courses today on Postgrad.ie.
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Considering further education in engineering beyond an undergraduate degree? Postgraduate options like a master’s or PhD deliver immense value for aspiring engineering professionals. From specializing in high-demand fields to advancing research frontiers, further qualifications prepare you for leadership roles while expanding career opportunities. So make your next step the right step and level up with […]
If you are considering a career as a chartered surveyor, you may be curious about the rewards and benefits. We have the answers! In 2016, the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland surveyed its members across all disciplines. The SCSI Salary and Benefits Report is a comprehensive salary survey for those working within property and construction. […]
Are you considering a post graduate course in Data Protection in Law & Computing? Data protection refers to the laws, policies, and procedures that aim to protect personal or sensitive information from unauthorized access and misuse. Data Protection in Law and Computing Legal Aspects Data protection laws regulate how personal data can be collected, processed, […]
Classical studies is a fascinating area which provides an illuminating and detailed look at the ages of Classical Antiquity and the early Middle Ages. There is massive scope in terms of areas of focus in terms of Classical studies but common areas of focus are on the cultures and languages of Greco-Roman Antiquity and those […]
Worried about how to fund your PhD? With the demands that pursuing a PhD entails, funding for students and would-be researchers is a perennial issue. Let’s look at some of the supports that are currently available: PhD programme rates vary, of course, from institution to institution, but an average cost is likely to be somewhere […]
Media Production is a blanket term for an industry which has shifted greatly over the past number of years; the digital revolution changed all things related to media. Every iPhone user is a potential journalist, anyone with an internet connection can be a broadcaster. The changing online landscape has, in some ways, democratised the form, […]
Looking for a challenging and well-compensated career? An MSc Finance could be your passport to the rewarding world of finance, business and banking. In today’s fast-paced global economy there is an increasing need for financial experts. Ireland is no different. As a developed country, Ireland has experienced increased demand for financial professionals in the last few […]
Choosing a university is a big deal. As a postgrad student you’ve already done it at least once. It is not necessarily any easier the second time! When you decide to do a postgraduate course you may wonder whether to continue your education with your existing university or head off for fresh pastures. However, it […]
Tempted to study abroad? When considering where to study at postgraduate level, there are a lot of factors to consider. Which is the best programme for you with regards cost, suitable accommodation, university supports, or programme content? Does the course you’re looking at provide teaching experience? Do they have a strong department, research background or […]
Moore’s Law and the technological shifts brought in under its mantle has obliterated our traditional interpretation of what ‘media’ actually means. A few generations ago, the only media available to consume was via print. Then came photography, followed by radio, film, TV and most recently the computer. It’s hard to fathom, especially for the average […]
