What is the application fee for MSc-in-cloud-computing at NCI Ireland?

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a year ago

International applicants must pay an application fee of €15,000 to apply to the MSc in Cloud Computing programme at the National College of Ireland (NCI). Through the Master's Edge Scholarship, current and former NCI students and alumni can apply to get a 25% discount on the course.

The annual tuition and fees for the course amount to €14,500. September is when the one-year course begins.

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Soumen Bar | Contributor-Level 8

a year ago

The application fee for the MSc in Cloud Computing at the National College of Ireland (NCI) is €15,000 for international students. Current NCI students and alumni can apply for a 25% discount on the course through the Master's Edge Scholarship.

The tuition and fees for the course are €14,500 per year. The course is one year long and starts in September.

Eligibility requirements for the course include:

A bachelor's degree in B.Sc. computer Science or a related subject
A minimum aggregate score of 55% to 60% in the bachelor's degree
A minimum score on an English language profic

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