Does any college offer Masters in regulatory affairs in Ireland? If yes, what will be the tuition fees for Indians?

<p>Yes, there are several colleges in Ireland that offer a Master's degree in regulatory affairs, including:</p><p>Institute of Technology Carlow</p><p>Offers a one-year programme in Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs that costs $16,054 per year.&nbsp;</p><p>University College Dublin</p><p>Offers a 12-month MSc Regulatory Affairs and Toxicology programme that costs €29,100 per year for non-EU students. The EU fee is €9,530 per year. UCD offers scholarships for full-time, self-funding international students.&nbsp;</p><p>Technological University of Shannon</p><p>Offers a one-year, full-time MSc in Process Validation and Regulatory Affairs (Pharmaceutical).&nbsp;</p><p>The cost of living in Ireland is higher than the European average, with monthly costs ranging from €550–€1,000. The cost of living in Irish cities is higher, with Dublin costing €1,100–€1,800 per month, Cork costing €860–€1,400 per month, and Galway and other smaller cities costing €800–€1,100 per month.&nbsp;</p><p>International students can apply for scholarships to study in Ireland.&nbsp;</p>

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