Study in Ireland

One in ten full-time students in Ireland is an international student, which explains the excellence offered by Irish institutions. The government monitors the quality of education National Framework of Qualifications which means means irrespective of the university you enroll in, the quality of education remains uniform.

Huge scope for students to apply for programs driven by innovation. Innovative thinking, creativity and problem solving are some of the integral aspects of the Irish curriculum. Irish research institutes have considerable world impacts in disciplines such as social science, natural science, humanities, and healthcare.

Ireland is called the land of opportunities. Many of the world’s biggest & best organisations have key research facilities here. 9 of 10 global ICT companies, 8 of the top 10 global pharmaceutical companies, 6 of the top 7 diagnostic companies, 8 of the top 10 gaming companies, 15 of the top 20 medical device companies, 50% of the world’s leading financial services firms are all here.

Work while you learn. You can work for up-to 20 hours per week during the academic session & 40 hours per week during the months of May- August and mid-December to mid-January. After completion of your studies, you can stay back to seek employment in Ireland as per government schemes for International Students.

Experience the Irish culture. Irish are known for their friendly & welcoming approach. In 2017, Ireland was voted as the world’s 10th most sociable country. It is a family-oriented society, which is also extended to their approach towards international students. Ireland is ranked 4th in the World Happiness Index for 2018. When in Ireland, you’ll always feel at home.

Safe Place & a Growing Economy. Ireland is a safe and tolerant place to live and ranks consistently in the world’s Top 20 countries for quality of life, peace and human development. The Irish economy is one of the fastest growing in the Eurozone and the 6th most competitive in the world.