Study in Ireland

Why to Study in Ireland?

Ireland is an appealing destination for international students. It offers a high standard of education, reasonable living costs, a wide variety of courses, an energetic student atmosphere, great post-graduation work prospects, an English-speaking setting, and a rich cultural legacy. These factors make it an excellent choice for those seeking a quality education and substantial career opportunities.

Benefits of studying in Ireland:

World-class education- Ireland offers a renowned education system with prestigious universities, ensuring a solid academic foundation.
Affordable cost- Compared to other European nations, Ireland's living expenses and tuition fees are relatively budget-friendly.
English speaking- Most programs are taught in English in Ireland. Students can apply with the IELTS/PTE/TOEFL/Duolingo Test.
Post-study work opportunities for 2 years- Ireland provides a “Stay Back” option, allowing graduates to remain in the country for up to 12 months after finishing a Bachelor's degree and up to 24 months after completing a Master's degree to search for employment.
Part-time work opportunity- International students are allowed to work 20 hours per week during the study term and 40 hours per week full-time during the vacation period.
Vibrant student life- Ireland provides a vibrant student community rich in cultural experiences and social events.
Diverse course options- Irish universities offer diverse academic programs in multiple fields of study.
Access to Europe- Ireland's geographic location offers convenient travel and exploration access to other European countries.
Scholarship opportunities- Irish universities offer scholarships and bursaries to international students.
Safe environment- Ireland is considered a secure and friendly destination for international students.

Necessary Documents for University Enrollment:

For Bachelor Degree

A scanned copy of a Valid Current Passport
Scanned copies (original) of all educational certificates & mark sheets/transcripts
Scanned copy (original) of IELTS, PTE, TOEFL, or Duolingo Test certificate
Updated CV
SOP (if required)

For Master's Degree

A scanned copy of a Valid Current Passport
Scanned copies (original) of all educational certificates & mark sheets/transcripts
Scanned copy (original) of IELTS, PTE, TOEFL or Duolingo Test certificate
Updated CV
Scanned copies (original) of two Recommendation letters
Scanned copy of Work Experience Certificate(s)

Intakes:

Two intakes at all universities are in January & September. Some universities offer for March & April intakes for the Professional Masters program.

English Proficiency Requirements:

For Bachelor's:

IELTS: 6 (No band less than 5.5)
PTE: 46-52
TOEFL: 60-69+
Duolingo: 105-120 (overall - no component below 95)

For Masters:

IELTS: 6.5 (No band less than 6.0)
PTE: 46-56
TOEFL: 63-79+
Duolingo: 105-125 (overall - no component below 105)

Academic Eligibility:

Bachelor- GPA 3.00 out of 5.00 or 60 % in HSC / A Level

Masters- Minimum CGPA 3.00 out of 4.00 or 60%

SOP (if required)

Necessary Documentation for Visa Application:

Current passport with a minimum 6 months validity
Previous passports (if any)
Offer Letter from an Irish university
Tuition fee payment receipt
Payment confirmation receipt from the Irish university
Health Insurance
Police Clearance Certificate
Bank Statement and Bank Solvency Certificate from which the Tuition fee is paid
All educational original certificates and mark sheets/transcripts
Certificate of IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/Duolingo test.
Updated CV
Work Experience Certificate (For Masters)
Other supporting documents (as required)
Previous Visa Refusal letter (if previously refused from any country)
Sponsor's Documents (as required)
Application Fee: €50- €80 (It varies)

Here's a list of universities in Ireland:

Dublin Business School (DBS)
Griffith College (GC)
Atlantic Technological University (ATU)
Dublin City University (DCU)
South East Technological University (SETU)
University College Dublin (UCD)
University College Cork (UCC)