Study in Ireland

Ireland is home of 9-10 global ICT companies, 8 of the 10 global pharmaceutical companies, a global financial services powerhouse and a centre of international banking excellence, Ireland is the European hub to over 1,000 leading multinational corporations across multiple sectors. Potential career opportunities in a host of global giants including Microsoft, Google, PayPal, Apple, Twitter, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Pfizer, GSK and Genzyme make studying in Ireland a very lucrative opportunity.

• Europe’s fastest growing economy
• Ranked #10 Globally for High-Quality Scientific Research
• Post Study Work Visa up to 2 Years
• All Universities Globally Ranked among top 5%
• Ranked as the 13th most peaceful place on Earth
• Among the top 20 education systems worldwide

Because your degree will generally take less time to complete in the Ireland than in other countries, you could save money compared to a US school. Although four-year programs are increasing in popularity, most degree programs in the Ireland are three years, and a master’s program is typically between one only.

When compared to other nations with higher education systems, like the UK, Ireland provides much lower costs for both education and living expenses. You can apply for a PR after five years of residing in Ireland with a standard work visa. Students who successfully obtain the necessary skills for work can also apply for a PR after two years.

Ireland is renowned worldwide as a center for top-notch scientific research. Numerous higher education institutions in Ireland have strong programs in various fields and are well regarded globally. Leading multinational corporations have their headquarters in the nation for this reason.

With an Ireland student visa, you can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year and 40 hours per week during the semester break. Postgraduate level international students can stay behind for an additional 24 months to look for work.