Ireland

Yes, there are several colleges in Ireland that offer a Master's degree in regulatory affairs, including:Institute of Technology CarlowOffers a one-year programme in Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs that costs $16,054 per year. University College DublinOffers 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. Technological University of ShannonOffers a one-year, full-time MSc in Process Validation and Regulatory Affairs (Pharmaceutical). 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. International students can apply for scholarships to study in Ireland. 

Here is the process to apply for the Dublin Business School, Ireland: • Go to the official website of Dublin Business School through a web browser and open the applications portal . • Choose the student type and the course you are willing to apply for . • Select the type of course, Year of entry and the date of commencement.• Fill in your personal details that are required. • information about your previous educational background. • recheck the details, once sure that everything is mentioned correctly, submit the application form . To know more about the Dublin Business School, Ireland, candidates can refer to the official website of the institute or shiksha.

Yes, proof of English language ability is required for an Ireland student visa, even after securing an offer to study:  IELTSThe IELTS (Academic) is the most well-known English language test for studying in Ireland. You need to obtain an IELTS certification to get an Irish study visa.  Other documentsYou also need to provide other documents for your application, including:Application letter  Passport photographs  Passport  Letter of acceptance  Proof of visa fee payment  Evidence of academic ability  Proof of funds to cover tuition fees and living expenses  Original Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) that's no older than 6 months  You can apply for an Ireland student visa without IELTS if you have an acceptance letter from an Irish university that says you don't need an IELTS score. 

Which Irish intake is good depends specifically on the requirements of the students. Both intakes differ from each other in terms of the courses, specialisations and participating institutions. Here are the briefs on both the Autumn (September/October) intake and the Spring (January/February) intakes in Ireland:September/October Intake in Ireland: This is the major intake in Ireland and almost all Irish universities participate in this intake. Students can choose from a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research courses and get their hands on some valuable internships and scholarships during this intake. However, as a large number of students apply for this intake, the competition to get into your dream university can be fierce.  January/February Intake: This is a smaller intake in comparison to the Autumn (September) intake. This intake mostly involves admission to the postgraduate courses at few partcipating institutions. Participating in this intake benefits students who could not participate in the autumn intake as they get more time for preparation. Rolling Intake: Admissions to short-term and part-time courses remain available throughout the year and this is called the Rolling Intake in Ireland. Now, students can choose wisely that which intake suits them the most as per their requirements and career aspirations. 

Studying at the DBS College Ireland can be considered affordable for Indian students as the annual tuition cost is around INR 10 L on an average. Students can refer to the table for course-specific fees requirements:Courses1st Year Tuition FeesBJMC (18 courses)INR 12 L - 13 LUG / BTech (5 courses)INR 9 LMS (5 courses)INR 12 L - 13 LMSc (11 courses)INR 12 L - 13 LBBA (14 courses)INR 5 L - 9 LBJMC Diploma (6 courses)INR 9 LMA (2 courses)INR 12 LLLB  (2 courses)INR 9 LUG certificate (2 courses)INR 9 LBA (5 courses)INR 9 LUG Diploma (1 course)INR 9 LBJMC (2 courses)INR 9 L