About Technical Communication & E-learning MA in University of Limerick
This programme will be offered both on-campus and in an online/blended mode.
The purpose of this programme is to equip graduates with the skills needed to design and develop multimedia content and technology-enhanced learning solutions. The need for this type of expertise is expanding rapidly as more and more companies and institutions use information and communication technologies (ICTs).
On successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:
- Design online learning environments.
- Design and deliver instructional materials.
- Evaluate instructional tools and programmes.
- Evaluate design and development software applications.
- Use multimedia applications.
- Deploy and use Web 2.0 technologies to collaborate with peers.
- Manage complex writing and design projects.
- Communicate effectively in online and face-to-face environments.
- Write clear, correct, precise content.
Academic qualification equivalents
- A four-year or three-year honours degree in a relevant discipline from a recognised university. First-division results are required with a minimum overall grade of 60%*.
- Particular programmes may require an interview and/or work experience.
*The programmes listed below have specific entry requirements. Please read carefully if you are interested in applying to one of these programmes.
Masters of Mechanical Engineering/Aeronautical Engineering
- Students are required to hold a four-year or a three-year honours degree in a relevant discipline from a recognised university with a minimum average score of 70% or above and no backlogs.
- Students for both courses must also submit a written paper outlining the details of their Final Year Project as part of the application.
MSc. Nursing
- A four-year or three-year honours degree in a relevant discipline from a first-level university. First-division results are required with a minimum overall grade of 65%.
English language requirements (one of the below):
- IELTS: Minimum score of 6.5* with no less than 6.0 in any component.
*Please note some programmes have a higher IELTS requirement.
**Please note, we can only accept Academic IELTS. General IELTS will not be accepted.
- TOEFL : 580 (paper based) or 90 (internet based)
- PTE: a minimum score of 61 (with no section score below 59)
University of Limerick Highlights
University type |
Public |
Campus setting |
Suburban |
Academic calendar |
Semester based |
International students |
2000+ |
Total courses |
170+ |
No of Campuses |
1 |
Number of residence halls |
8 |
Number of faculties |
5 |
Number of teaching staff |
1700 |
Applications accepted |
Online |
Mode of program |
Full time, part time and online |
Financial aid |
Scholarship, loans and grants |
University of Limerick Cost of Living
The estimated cost of living for one academic year (9 months) at UL is:
Expenses |
Cost in EUR |
Campus Accommodation |
4,913 |
Books & Supplies |
450 |
Food |
2,700 |
Immigration Registration Fees |
300 |
Health Insurance |
500 |
Miscellaneous |
2,300-2,500 |