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Master's degree, Social sciences and humanities. Technological University of the Shannon - George’s Quay, Limerick, County of Limerick, Ireland.
Master of Arts - Social Work is a master's degree program in social sciences and humanities at Technological University of the Shannon - George’s Quay, a public institution in Limerick, County of Limerick, Ireland, founded in 2021.
First-year tuition is listed at 15,500 EUR and the application fee at Free.
Applications to Technological University of the Shannon - George’s Quay typically receive a decision in 14 days and 9 hours, based on recent applications.
Plan for about 25,500 EUR for the first year before travel, insurance and visa fees. Immigration sets a minimum level of funds that you must show in addition to first-year fees. Check the current amount on the Irish immigration site, and confirm tuition fees with your institution.
Figures are as listed in October 2026. Schools revise tuition every year, so confirm the current amount with the school before you pay a deposit.
| Item | Amount (EUR) |
|---|---|
| Tuition, first year | 15,500 EUR |
| Living costs, first year (school estimate) | 10,000 EUR |
| Application fee (one time) | Free |
| Estimated first-year total | 25,500 EUR |
Our directory lists 76 master's degree programs in social sciences and humanities at 7 schools in Ireland. Their median first-year tuition is 18,600 EUR, and the middle half cost between 16,500 EUR and 19,020 EUR.
At 15,500 EUR, Master of Arts - Social Work is 17% below the median, in the most affordable quarter. The full range runs from 11,800 EUR to 27,780 EUR.
If budget matters, these master's degree programs in social sciences and humanities have some of the lowest listed first-year tuition in Ireland.
| Program | School | Tuition (1st year) |
|---|---|---|
| Master of Arts - History of Family (MAHIFATFAD) | University of Limerick, Limerick | 11,800 EUR |
| Professional Masters Education (P.M.E.) - Geography | Trinity College Dublin, Dublin | 11,980 EUR |
| Master of Arts - Social Work | Atlantic Technological University - Sligo, Sligo | 14,000 EUR |
| Master of Arts - Anthropology | Maynooth University, Kildare | 16,000 EUR |
| Master of Arts - History (DC677) | Dublin City University - Glasnevin, Dublin | 17,200 EUR |
| Master of Arts - Digital Arts and Humanities | University College Cork, Cork | 18,500 EUR |
Technological University of the Shannon - George’s Quay sets the exact entry requirements for Master of Arts - Social Work. For a master's degree, applicants usually need the following.
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First-year tuition is listed at 15,500 EUR. Living costs are extra; Technological University of the Shannon - George’s Quay estimates 10,000 EUR a year. Confirm the current fee with the school.
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