Getting a Masters Degree Abroad

[Burly Brute]

I can't help myself, this just struck me as amusing. I'm sorry to pick on you, Zach, typos on the Internet are merciless.

How about "prospective", instead?

Ha. I had a deep-rooted feeling something like this would happen! In the spirit of fun, however, I am going to leave it. By leaving this reply I hope to still bring laughter to the many who may stumble upon this thread in the centuries to come! haha. Thanks Calico!

-Zach

[beloitpiper]

Being the product of a giant American-ized bubble, you guys are my only real link to a world outside my own. My question is concerning studying abroad for a post-graduate degree. Here are some of my considerations:

I have been checking out Trinity Uni. in Dublin. I really like their history majors, religious studies, and their Irish language degree.

I guess I am looking for advice on international colleges (UK or Ireland) that offer Master degrees in History, language, or religious studies. That are affordable and can maybe provide a perspective student with scholarships based on acadamia, etc.


HELP!

Cheers,

Zach

I'd like to nominate my Alma Mater of the National University of Ireland in Galway as a great place to study. If you have any questions, I'd be happy to help.

Also, as far as an Irish Language degree-- An bhuil tu Gaeilge agat? Usually, they like you to speak it before you go for your Masters.