Courses That Award: Postgraduate Diploma
A postgraduate diploma is the same NFQ level as than a masters degree, although at the same academic level. There is a variety of courses that come under the heading of postgraduate diploma. The postgraduate diploma is a Level 9 Award. It is normally awarded following completion of a programme of one-year duration. Entry is typically for those with Honours Bachelor Degrees but holders of Ordinary Bachelor Degrees may also apply. The postgraduate diploma is an intermediate qualification. Institutes of Technology, QQI and Universities award Postgraduate Diplomas. The biggest difference between a postgraduate diploma and a masters degree is that you won’t have to submit a dissertation for a postgraduate diploma. Instead, you will be assessed by assignments, coursework or exams. Students can study for a Postgraduate Diploma at Institutes of Technology, with Quality and Qualifications Ireland, and at Universities.
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Higher Diploma in Science in Computing – Irish NQF Level 8 (1 year full-time)
Classroom Based, Information Technology Course by CCT College Dublin - Dublin City South, Co. Dublin
The Higher Diploma in Computing is a postgraduate programme designed for learners with either a level 7 degree in ICT, which is normally 5 years old or above, or an level 8 degree in a subject with a strong numerate, IT, or technical element such as accounting, engineering, science, digital media, etc. The programme enables…
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Postgraduate Diploma in Science in Interactive Digital Media
Digital Marketing Course by Griffith College Dublin (GCD) - Dublin City South, Co. Dublin
This multidisciplinary course is at the intersection of design, computing and content development. Students develop a cutting-edge skillset using industry-standard, modern technology. Plan, design & build interactive digital products and experiences. Challenge the history of design with a deep dive on design theory and project to the future to anticipate the interactive needs of future generations.…
