Ireland is part of the European Union — a dynamic, modern country with a young population and one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. It boasts one of the highest qualities of life globally and has topped lists of the world’s friendliest countries.
Why study in Ireland
- Accepts students for post-graduation with 15 years of education.
- One of the best education systems in Europe, with a history rich in tradition and learning.
- Quality education driving rapid economic growth, with a low unemployment rate.
- Over 2,00,000 international students.
- 1-year master’s degree; no prior work experience required for MBA.
- International students can work part-time (approximately 20 hrs/week) with excellent wages (€8–9 per hour).
- A temperate climate — it rarely drops below freezing and snow is uncommon.
- A modern, lively, safe & secure, English-speaking country in which to live, work & study.
Work
- Non-EEA students with Stamp 2 permission can take up casual employment — up to 20 hours a week during term time and up to 40 hours a week in the holidays.
Key facts
Required tests
- For undergraduate degree, diploma and advanced diploma, IELTS 6.0.
- For master’s degree, IELTS 6.5.
Cost of living
- €6,000 – €8,000 per year.
Intakes
- The main intake at all colleges and universities is September; a few universities also offer a February intake.