I´m a brasilian and I´m wat to go to Ireland in September to start a business MBA. I would like to know if it´s easy to be accepted into a irish college and what´s the best programm in Dublin?
Brazilian seeking mba in Ireland
Posted Jan 25, 2010 14:22
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I´m a brasilian and I´m wat to go to Ireland in September to start a business MBA. I would like to know if it´s easy to be accepted into a irish college and what´s the best programm in Dublin?
Posted Jan 25, 2010 14:34
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Since Ireland is a small country and Dublin is the only large city there, I would say that Trinity and Smurfit are the first choices there for people from abroad.
Best,
JL
Since Ireland is a small country and Dublin is the only large city there, I would say that Trinity and Smurfit are the first choices there for people from abroad.
Best,
JL
Best,
JL
Posted Jan 25, 2010 16:24
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why the fcuk you want to go to ireland for?
It is a country with loads of bombs and terrorists and racist prats and bigot cunts and fool of shit.
The economy is devastated. And they physicially assaulted foreigners for taking their jobs and their houses.
The financial crisis has hit ireland hard and reveal the true face of those irish
Listen to me, mate. Dont go there. Why dont you go to the UK instead.
why the fcuk you want to go to ireland for?
It is a country with loads of bombs and terrorists and racist prats and bigot cunts and fool of shit.
The economy is devastated. And they physicially assaulted foreigners for taking their jobs and their houses.
The financial crisis has hit ireland hard and reveal the true face of those irish
Listen to me, mate. Dont go there. Why dont you go to the UK instead.
It is a country with loads of bombs and terrorists and racist prats and bigot cunts and fool of shit.
The economy is devastated. And they physicially assaulted foreigners for taking their jobs and their houses.
The financial crisis has hit ireland hard and reveal the true face of those irish
Listen to me, mate. Dont go there. Why dont you go to the UK instead.
Posted Jan 25, 2010 16:24
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I agree with JL, Dublin is the "only" place to be in Ireland in terms of business schooling and Smurfit/Trinity are the ones to look into.
BTW, i hope you are ready for the extreme difference between Ireland and Brazil..... especially in the weather department!
I agree with JL, Dublin is the "only" place to be in Ireland in terms of business schooling and Smurfit/Trinity are the ones to look into.
BTW, i hope you are ready for the extreme difference between Ireland and Brazil..... especially in the weather department!
BTW, i hope you are ready for the extreme difference between Ireland and Brazil..... especially in the weather department!
Posted Jan 26, 2010 21:00
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Even I have also heard that Trinity is good but again I don't have enough info about that Uni
Even I have also heard that Trinity is good but again I don't have enough info about that Uni
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