Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) at Dublin Business School — IELTS & Requirements for Indian Students
Dublin Business School · Dublin, Ireland · 1 year
Program Overview
Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) at Dublin Business School: Overview for Indian Students
Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) at Dublin Business School is a Postgraduate programme for Indian students, delivered over 1 year at the Dublin Campus campus in Dublin, Ireland. The programme runs a September intake and leads to a Master qualification recognised by employers in Ireland and internationally.
Entry Requirements for Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) at Dublin Business School
Academic Eligibility
A relevant Bachelor's degree is required for admission to this Master programme. Exact minimum percentage/GPA requirements vary by department — Jaivik Overseas can confirm the current threshold for your subject.
IELTS Requirement
Dublin Business School's standard IELTS requirement for Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) is an overall band of 6.5+ (TOEFL iBT 78+ and PTE Academic 52+ accepted as an alternative). This is the university's published overall-band standard — our data does not include a section-wise (listening/reading/writing/speaking) breakdown, so confirm individual section minimums with the admissions office before applying.
Post-Study Work & PR Pathway in Ireland
Stamp 1G Third Level Graduate Scheme
Work duration: 24 months
Graduates of Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) are typically eligible for the Stamp 1G Third Level Graduate Scheme, allowing 24 months to stay and seek work in Ireland (Master's/PhD graduates). During this period you can work full-time while seeking a job that qualifies for a longer-term employment permit.
Career Outcomes & Salary After Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) at Dublin Business School
~₹35.3L
Avg. Graduate Salary (Est., INR/yr)
~83%
Graduate Employment Rate (Est.)
~0.4 yrs
Fee Payback Period (Est.)
These are indicative, university-wide estimates, not officially published or programme-specific figures: an estimated average salary of around USD 42,000 (₹35.3 lakh) per year, against tuition of approximately ₹13.2 lakh per year. Actual outcomes vary by specialisation and individual profile — confirm current figures with the university or your Jaivik Overseas counsellor.
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Why Study Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) in Ireland?
Studying in Ireland offers Indian students access to a dynamic economy, an English-speaking environment, and EU membership benefits. The Graduate Permission Scheme allows international graduates to remain in Ireland after graduation to seek employment — 12 months for Masters graduates and 24 months for PhD graduates — in a job market that includes the European operations of many of the world's largest technology and pharmaceutical companies. Ireland's small size, friendly culture, and significant Indian community make it a welcoming and accessible destination.
📰 2026 Update: Ireland's Third Level Graduate Programme (stay-back visa) extended to 2 years for eligible master's graduates from 2026
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Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) for Indian Students: Intake & Scholarships
For the intake for Indian students, Dublin Business School accepts applications for the September intake. Starting your application 4–6 months before the deadline is strongly recommended to allow adequate time for document preparation, statement of purpose drafting, reference letters, and student visa processing.
There are several scholarship for Indian students at Dublin Business School worth exploring — including merit-based university awards, government-sponsored scholarships (such as Commonwealth Scholarships and GREAT Scholarships for UK universities), and country-specific funding for students from India.
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IELTS 6.5+ — You qualify directly
Your score meets the minimum requirement for Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) at Dublin Business School. Proceed with your application — contact us for SOP and document guidance.
IELTS 6.0 — Pathway or pre-sessional programs may apply
You may be eligible for a pre-sessional English course or conditional offer leading to direct entry. Ask us about Dublin Business School's pathway options.
Below IELTS 5.5 — Consider lower-threshold alternatives
Your score may not yet meet the requirement. Consider improving your IELTS or exploring similar Psychology programs with lower requirements:
PTE Academic 52+ and TOEFL iBT 78+ are also accepted as IELTS equivalents at most institutions.
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For Students from Delhi NCR & Ghaziabad — Local Visa Guidance
Visa applications for Ireland are processed through the respective embassy in New Delhi. Students from Ghaziabad, Noida, Meerut, and across Haryana (Karnal, Ambala, Panipat) typically submit biometrics at the New Delhi centre.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing)
What is the IELTS requirement for Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) at Dublin Business School?+
Dublin Business School's standard IELTS requirement for Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) is an overall band of 6.5+. TOEFL iBT 78+ is accepted as an alternative, and PTE Academic 52+ is also accepted. This is the university's published standard requirement — it is not broken down by section (listening/reading/writing/speaking) in our data, so confirm section-wise minimums with the admissions office before applying.
Can I work in Ireland after completing Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) at Dublin Business School?+
Graduates of Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) are typically eligible for the Stamp 1G Third Level Graduate Scheme, allowing 24 months to stay and seek work in Ireland (Master's/PhD graduates). During this period you can work full-time while seeking a job that qualifies for a longer-term employment permit.
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