Study in Ireland

Capital city of Ireland and is the heart of Ireland’s economy

Home to top-ranked universities.

Most number of scholarships available

Filled with coffee shops, art galleries, museums, and good cafes.

Laid back people and has a town-like atmosphere.

Home to the University of cork, one of the best universities in Ireland.

Famous student destination because it has distinct culture

Great aesthetics with beautiful beaches and landscapes

The two top universities in this area are the Galway Mayo Technology Foundation and the National University of Ireland.

A small town with a close-knit community

Home to Maynooth University, a popular university with a very low acceptance rate.

Has electrical and computer-related industries

Main source of revenue is tourism

Has museums with artworks from famous artists like Leonardo Da Vinci

Majority of the countries that accept international students do it in three intervals distributed throughout the year. Ireland also accepts students thrice a year, namely, Semester 1 (September - January), Semester 2 (January - May), and Semester 3 ( May- August)

Moving overseas is a major choice that should be well-thought out in advance to prevent yourself from being overburdened. You should opt for the semester that is most relevant to your choice of course as well as your convenience. Maximum Indian students do go for the september intake, however, Semester 2 can also be a good choice.

Ireland is already stunning, but it just becomes better because it's quite inexpensive. Ireland attracts all the attention from overseas students since its tuition costs and living costs are significantly cheaper than those of other European nations. Of course, there are certain schools and programmes with expensive tuition, but with the correct research and the appropriate counsellors, you can find the an institution that best suits your needs and financial situation

Tuition for undergraduate programmes generally ranges from €9,850 to €2,250 and for post graduate programs it ranges from €9,950- €35,000. Most universities offer on-campus accommodation. However, if it turns out to be too expensive for you, you can always find a private accommodation and share it with roommates to keep it cost effective. Students are also allowed to work for 20 hours a week on your Study permit, this income can help you pay off your living expenses by a great percentage.

Depending on the university you are applying to, admission criteria may vary. Moreover, the course you choose could also have additional prerequisites.

Before beginning the application process, it is advisable to verify with your university and keep those documents handy. It is important to pay special attention to their application procedure, fees, and deadlines because different colleges may have different entrance standards and course offerings. Always apply atleast 4-6 months before the last date to get a fair chance at consideration.

Some of the mandatory documents asked by universities during the application process are Academic transcripts, Minimum 55%-75% in Graduation proof, Score record of exams like GMAT/ GRE/ GAMSAT (for medical students), Valid Visa, 2 letters of recommendation, Resume, Portfolio, Statement of Purpose, and Proof of English proficiency.

To Study in Ireland, all visitors from non-European nations must get a student visa. Students generally apply for visa as soon as they receive a letter of confirmation from the university. There two types of Visas in ireland categorized on the basis of your duration of stay, namely, C Study Visa for students who intend to stay for less than 3 months, and D Study Visa for students who intend to stay over 3 months.

To Study undergraduate and graduate courses in ireland, you will need to opt for the D Study Visa. The visa processing time is about 4-8 weeks, it may take longer if you have submitted an incomplete application.

Some of the documents required with your visa application are Letter of acceptance, Proof of English proficiency, Fee receipt, Financial statements to prove you have enough funds (€7,000) for the initial part of your stay, Medical insurance, An explanation letter to justify any gaps in your educational history, and Confirmation that you intend to return to your country.