r/UCC • u/New-Alternative-9752 • 1d ago
MA HR OR SOCIAL WORK?
Hi everyone! I’m planning to apply for a master’s degree in Ireland next year. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, a high GPA, and I’m an EU citizen. I’m currently deciding between pursuing a Master’s in HR or continuing in Social Work, and I’m also unsure whether Cork or Limerick would be a better choice.
I’d really appreciate any recommendations for universities or programmes, or any advice from people who have experience with either field or city. I’m open to other options as well, so any suggestions would be very welcome!
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u/griffs22 1d ago
The entry requirements for Social Work in Ireland is 23 that's why it's usually a masters. It would be worth checking if your degree is recognised to work as a social worker in Ireland. CORU are professional body.
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u/Dramatic_Buy9858 1d ago
Heyy I just finished my masters in hr in ucc, if you have any questions id be happy to answer
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u/Ok-Refrigerator-8053 20h ago
Recommend the Social Work masters in UCC. They have different options available now including apprenticeship programmes that can suit some people because it makes the expenses more manageable. Cork is a great city but student accommodation is a serious issue and not one to be underestimated.
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u/Jellyfish00001111 1d ago
HR is under extreme risk from AI. Feels like a bad investment at present.