Frequently Asked Questions
Explore answers about our programmes, admissions process, and the support you will receive from Nippinyurg’s Irish-based team.
Who are the programmes designed for?
Nippinyurg programmes serve marketing managers, strategists, and leaders with 3+ years of experience who want to blend strategic thinking with creative execution.
Do I need to be based in Ireland to participate?
No. While modules take place in Ireland, we welcome international participants who can join our on-site immersions and virtual collaboration sessions.
How much time should I commit each week?
Expect 8–10 hours weekly, including live sessions, project work, and coaching. Immersion weeks in Ireland require full-time availability.
Are the programmes assessed?
Yes. Assessments include strategic proposals, campaign performance reviews, reflective journals, and mentor evaluations.
Do you offer corporate partnerships?
We collaborate with organisations to design bespoke sprints aligned to internal objectives. Contact us to co-create a corporate pathway.
What support do international participants receive?
Our team assists with travel planning, accommodation suggestions, and cultural briefings. We also provide remote collaboration tools.
How are mentors selected?
Mentors are experienced professionals from Irish agencies, global brand teams, and academia. Each cohort is matched with mentors aligned to their objectives.
Can alumni access ongoing support?
Absolutely. Alumni join the Nippinyurg network with continued access to quarterly masterclasses, peer masterminds, and project collaborations.
What is the admissions timeline?
Applications are reviewed within two weeks. Shortlisted candidates join a consultation call to ensure programme fit before final selection.
Do you provide accommodations?
While we do not provide on-site housing, we partner with trusted providers in Dublin, Galway, and Cork and share exclusive rates with participants.
Need Personalised Guidance?
Book a conversation with our admissions specialists to discuss programme selection, timelines, and cohort availability.