Many postgrads work in full-time jobs and complete their studies in the evenings and at weekends. |
Postgraduate courses are a big
commitment. Whether one-year of full-time study or two years part-time,
students have to invest significant energy and money in their course.
But there’s fresh evidence that postgraduate students earn both a better
salary and have stronger employment prospects than those with an
undergraduate degree alone.
We spoke to two career experts about whether a postgraduate course can really boost your career prospects. Mary Hosty is a career guidance practitioner with over 20 years experience, and the founder of SouthDublinCareers.ie. Laura Walshe is a trained guidance counsellor and social care practitioner offering career guidance in Dublin and Limerick and she runs FindYourPath.ie.
Source: The Irish Times