Study Abroad - Ireland
Why Study in Ireland?
Ireland has one of the best education systems in the world and there are many reasons to study here. Schools and universities are globally connected and graduates of Irish education institutions have access to opportunities in many different careers all over the world. The standard of education in Ireland is among the world’s best, with seven top-level universities and a focus on research and global collaboration.
A country that firmly believes in creativity and developing independent thinkers to solve problems
- Safe environment for students
- English is the language of instruction
- Many multi national companies have setup base in Ireland leading to fantastic job opportunities
- Longstanding reputation for high-quality education is built on a solid foundation of commitment to excellence.
- 34 higher education institutions in Ireland offer an extensive range of over 5000 programmes leading to internationally recognized, quality assured qualifications.
- Ireland is ranked 11th in the 2018 Global Innovation Index
Top University in Ireland
Top Courses in Ireland
- Business Analytics
- Investment Banking and Finance
- Big Data / Data Science
- Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Construction
- Computer Science
- Data Analytics
- Cyber Security
- Artificial Intelligence
- Cloud Computing / Digital Marketing
Cost of Studying in Ireland
To study in Ireland, the first step is to secure a valid study visa and that comes with its own costs (approx. €60). Feel free to consult your IDP counselor for the latest updates and information on the visa application process and related costs.
Higher education institutions offer accommodation in student residence halls, which usually costs above the European average of 200 – 300 EUR. It is often difficult to find a place because the number of places is limited, and the demand is high.
Apart from residence halls, you can rent/share an apartment or choose to live with an Irish family.
Top Universities in Ireland
- Trinity College Dublin
- Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
- University College Dublin
- National University of Ireland, Galway
- University College Cork
- Maynooth University
- Dublin City University
- University of Limerick
- Technological University Dublin
Ireland Admission Checklist
- Copies of All Educational Documents (Attested)
- Copy Of Passport (One year valid, First Page, Second Page and Last Page)
- Any experience Letter
- Comprehensive CV
- One Photographs (Passport Size)
- Two Academic Reference Letters
- SOP, Statement of Purpose (Be strict on it as this must be provided by student. We can give him guidance how to prepare it but finally student has to prepare it.)
- Contact details ( Landline number + Mobile Number + Email Address + Residential Address)
FAQ
Regardless of the recent amendments, the overall IELTS required score of 7 remains. We believe that the decrease in writing level from 7 to 6.5 will enable suitably qualified nurses and midwives to enter the Irish system.
Ireland has a quickly-growing economy, and that means quickly growing work opportunities! Most student visas allow students studying abroad in Ireland to work a certain amount of hours while studying. Student jobs are available in many cities, so you can earn some extra cash on the side for your travels.
The minimum wage here is €8.65 per hour and students can work legally up to 20 hours a week and 40 hours a week during vacations (the vacation periods would be mentioned by the respective colleges and Universities you are enrolled in).
Ireland has one of the best education systems in the world and there are many reasons to study here. Schools and universities are globally connected and graduates of Irish education institutions have access to opportunities in many different careers all over the world.
Each year a number of exceptional students are awarded scholarships to study at the undergraduate level at any publicly funded university or third-level institution in Ireland.
There is no easy or difficult way to obtain a student visa to study in Ireland. And convince the visa officer at the interview that on completion of your course, you will return to your country of origin. You will not have any problems getting a student visa.