Study in Ireland

About Ireland:

Ireland, located in Northwestern Europe, is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant cities. It’s a country of contrasts, with bustling urban centers like Dublin, Cork, and Galway juxtaposed against serene rural areas. Ireland is known for its literature, music, dance (including traditional Irish dancing), and warm hospitality. Its economy has evolved significantly over the years, with a strong focus on technology, pharmaceuticals, and finance.

Ireland is the second – largest exporter of software in the world. This is Europe’s 7th largest provider of wholesale financial services. In Pharmaceutical and chemicals, is one of the largest employers in Ireland. Google, Facebook, and Apple all have headquarters in Ireland and Amazon has several warehouses and distribution centers in Ireland, and it employs thousands of people in the country. Apart from Facebook & Apple; Google and Amazon are both highly regarded companies in Ireland, and they are popular among students for several reasons

International students are welcome to study at any third level institution. There are nine universities in Ireland – 2 in Northern Ireland and 7 in the Republic. These universities offer bachelor, master and doctorate programs in addition to a wide range of research. 

Students holding a valid immigration stamp 2 permission will be permitted to work 40 hours per week only during the months of June, July, August and September and from 15th December to 15th January inclusive. At all other times students holding Immigration permission Stamp 2 will be limited to working 20 hours per week

All 7 Irish Universities are ranked in the top 3% of institutions worldwide with many research fields in the top 1% in the world.

Why Ireland Stands Out As An Excellent Choice For Higher Education?

Ireland’s higher education system is renowned for its academic rigor and consistently ranks among the top in the world. Irish universities, such as Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, and the National University of Ireland, Galway, are consistently ranked among the top 1% of universities globally. Their degrees are highly regarded by employers worldwide, providing graduates with a competitive advantage in the international job market.

Compared to other English-speaking countries like the United States and the United Kingdom, Ireland offers relatively affordable tuition fees and living expenses. International students can also avail of various scholarship opportunities. As, Ireland is an English-speaking country, eliminating the language barrier for international students. This allows them to focus fully on their studies without worrying about language proficiency.

Moreover, Ireland’s post-study work facilities are advantageous for international students. Graduates from recognized Irish institutions can avail of the Third Level Graduate Program, allowing them to stay in Ireland for up to two years to seek employment or start their own business. This post-study work opportunity offers valuable practical experience in a country known for its strong economy, particularly in sectors like technology, pharmaceuticals, and finance. It’s a great pathway for students to gain international work experience after completing their studies.

From energy filled lecture theatres to the state of the art laboratories, well-resourced libraries and exciting campuses the Irish University experience is something to savor. There is magnetic energy around the Irish Universities that draws students from all over the world. There are currently over 32,000 international students studying in Ireland availing of the extensive range of courses available.

INTAKES

January, May, and October

DEADLINES

Varies from university to university

PASSPORT VALIDITY REQUIREMENT

Validity should extend 6 months at the time of visa application.

LIVING COST

Average living costs may differ somewhat depending on if you choose to study in Northern Ireland or in the Republic as different rules and fees apply. For study at public institution in the Republic of Ireland, you can use the following guideline costs. These may however vary depending on institution and where you live (city or outside, university or private housing).

• Average living costs: Around €427 per month (if stay alone), €300-600 per month (If stay within the campus)

• Tuition fees: Minimum: 7600 (Euro)

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