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With more than 60 years’ experience of changing lives through education, at National College of Ireland we’ve spoken to thousands of people about their motivations for postgraduate study. The NCI MSc in Marketing is one of our most enduringly popular courses and has been redesigned this year so that the digital marketing environment is firmly embedded throughout. Having interviewed so many applicants for the programme, we’ve compiled this guide to three of the best – and worst – reasons to do a masters in marketing.

The BA Hons in Psychology at NCI is a psychology degree that is accredited by the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) and an approved course under SUSI’s tuition fees and grant award scheme.

Today is always a lovely day on social media as our feeds fill up with happy messages from students who received their first choice offers through the CAO.

Marketing happens to be a specialist topic of ours at National College of Ireland – but you don’t have to work in marketing or a related field to wish you were more creative. Coming up with new ideas and sparking creative thought are skills that are useful in all areas of business and life.

Nervous young people across the country will find out on Monday from the Central Applications Office if they have been successful in getting their first round college choice. So what do you do if you don’t get the offer that you’d hoped for?

NCI's mission is to change lives through education.

Choosing the right masters degree for you can seem like a difficult task. It's a sizeable commitment, of time, money and energy, so it's advisable to thoroughly research your course before making your decision. Consider the following factors before you commit to a course, to ensure you get a good return on your investment.