Ireland is famous for its high level of education. And so it has been for centuries! Ireland used to be called the “Island of Saints and Scientists”. Ancient culture, millennial traditions, research environment, education initiatives, job opportunities and international outlook of the “Emerald Island” attract a lot of International Students from all over the world.
In the past two decades, Government of Ireland has invested heavily in education. Therefore, now campuses of Irish universities in terms of comfort and equipment can be considered as one of the best in Europe.
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Ireland has one of the greatest educational systems in the world. Ireland’s universities are in the top 3% of the world, and graduates from Irish universities are sought after by companies all over the world. Irish universities are among the world’s top 1% of research institutes. Ireland is an extremely safe, inviting, and pleasant country. Ireland is placed 12th in the world on the Global Peace Index and 22nd on the World Happiness Index. According to the OECD’s 2019 Education report, young Irish people have the world’s fourth-highest educational standard. Ireland is the 16th most inventive country in the world, according to the Bloomberg Innovation Index 2020. It’s fair to argue that studying in Ireland may be a life-changing experience.
Ireland is at the cutting edge of science and technology.
Higher education in Ireland distinguishes particular attention to research work. The National Development Plan (NDP), and the Strategy for Science, Technology & Innovation (SSTI) invested a total of €8.2 billion in research and development during last 3 years.
Fortune Magazine named Ireland as one of the seven best countries for start-ups.
Friendly and safe
It has been named in the top most World’s Friendliest Countries list by Lonely Planet travel guide. Assuring high level of security for foreigners.
International recognition
Courses are focused on specialties and qualifications determined by the market. Where training courses include not only theoretical studies, but internships and project assignments, which make their graduates valued internationally..
Affordable cost of living and tuition fee
Prices for studying and living in Ireland are much lower than in England.
High quality of Education
All institutions that meet criteria are awarded a statutory Code of Practice and Quality Mark, ensuring quality. The Irish National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ) is responsible for maintaining quality standards and helps international students receive the best education and training.
Besides students benefit from Ireland’s investment in the education system.
High quality of life
Ireland has a high quality of life, ranking first in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Quality-of-life index
Studying in Ireland is an excellent option. You will study on a picturesque island and get a charming local pronunciation! Irish are famous for their openness and talkativeness. It will be easy for you to enter into a conversation in a cafe or in a museum after classes.
Study in Ireland will allow you to visit famous green hills and breathe the air of the Atlantic on the rocky coasts.
1. Ireland has seven universities, all of which are ranked within top 700 in the 2015-16 QS World University Rankings.
2. The universities offer 1-year masters degrees, most suited to international students.
3. Intake months: January and September.
4. Engineering, Business Administration and Information Technology are among popular courses in Ireland. No prior work experience is required for MBA.
5. There are 7 Government universities providing undergraduate, post graduate and research degree programmes. And 14 Government institutions are for technology.
Almost all Irish universities offer a number of scholarships for international students. Such scholarships are also awarded by organisations interested in the development of certain branches of science and technology.
Student should consult with our team in advance in order to find out which scholarship he/she can apply for.
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You must show you are progressing academically and passing exams to advance to the next year of the program.
You must provide proof of full-payment of courses to the higher education institution.
You can only stay in Ireland for a maximum of seven years.
Students must show a letter of renewal to prove they have maintained private medical insurance.
Evidence of payment of the course fee to the institution should be available at the time of applying for the visa.
Language proficiency evidence is a must.
Evidence of sufficient funds to cover living expense, tuition fees and stay in Ireland is necessary.
The process takes up to eight weeks and the status can be checked online.
There are six types of major award available in Ireland to obtain Student visa based on a Degree:
Ordinary Bachelor Degree (3 years duration).
Honours Bachelor Degree (3-4 years duration).
Higher Diploma (1 year duration).
Postgraduate Diploma (1 year duration).
Masters Degree (1-2 years duration).
Doctoral Degree (approximately 4 years duration).
Cost of studying in Ireland depends on a course, prestige of the university, and even, sometimes, location of the university.
The tuition fee can range from 9,000 to 43,000 Euros per year.
While studying in Ireland you can live in a hostel, a host family, or a rented apartment. The cost of living will depend on the conditions, but living in a host family is slightly cheaper than in a rented apartment or a house.
Expenses per year could be around 7000 Euros for accommodation and 6000 Euros – for living, food and transportation.
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