Chemical Engineering (NFQ Level 8) – Pre-Master’s Programme is a one-year pathway designed to prepare international students for postgraduate study in Ireland. Delivered at UniHaven College (Maynooth) by OnCampus Ireland in partnership with University of Limerick, the programme strengthens academic English, research skills, and study readiness for a Master’s degree.
Chemical Engineering (NFQ Level 8) – Pre-Master’s Programme is a one-year pathway designed to prepare international students for postgraduate study in Ireland.
Delivered at UniHaven College (Maynooth) by OnCampus Ireland in partnership with University of Limerick, the programme strengthens academic English, research skills, and study readiness for a Master’s degree.
Application and start dates: Please check the programme website for the latest intake dates and application deadlines.
The programme is delivered over one academic year and combines academic language development with research training and engineering-relevant study skills.
Assessment approach: You will complete a mix of formative and summative assessments across modules, designed to reflect the types of evaluation used in Irish postgraduate study.
Curriculum access: For the full curriculum and module details, please refer to the programme website.
Students should hold a bachelor’s degree equivalent to an Irish NFQ Level 7 qualification in a relevant subject from a recognised university.
A minimum second-class honours (or equivalent) is required for progression to an Irish university Master’s programme. Other grades and qualifications may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Progression partners may be consulted at application stage to confirm sufficient subject relevance.
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English requirements:
Academic requirements:
Documents: You will typically be asked to submit academic transcripts and degree certificates, plus your English test results (if applicable). Exact document requirements may vary by applicant profile.
Deadlines: Please check the programme website for the latest application deadlines and intake dates.
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Post-study work rights in Ireland (general guidance):
Graduates of eligible programmes in Ireland may be able to apply for a post-study work permission, subject to meeting the Irish immigration rules in force at the time of application.
Key points to consider:
Important: Immigration rules can change. Always confirm the latest requirements with the Irish Department of Justice and/or your programme provider before planning your post-study options.
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