-
Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, and University College Cork are a few of the top universities in Ireland.
-
With over 5,000 programs to choose from, students have a wide range of courses to explore.
-
In comparison to countries such as the US, UK, or Australia, Ireland’s tuition fees are relatively reasonable.
IndiGlobal Bureau
Since the last few years, the number of students going to Ireland for studies is steadily growing. In 2021/22 academic year there was a 20% increase in international student enrolment. Just a decade ago, the number of Indian students studying in Ireland was in hundreds but today there are 4,000 Indian students pursuing education. In all, there are close to 30,000 students from across the world studying in Ireland.
Indian students who wish to pursue education in an English speaking country, Ireland beckons. Post Brexit, Ireland is sought after. The universities rank among the top 3% globally which makes Ireland the go to country. Aspirational Indians who do not want to study French or German which is mandatory in some institutions in France and Germany look to Ireland.
Employment opportunities
According to the Higher Education Authority’s Graduate Outcomes Survey, 80% of Ireland's international graduates were employed or about to start a job, with 66% of those students finding employment in Ireland.
Indian students who wish to specialise in STEM are keen to study in Ireland as it has a strong reputation in STEM fields prepares graduates for careers in computer science, biotechnology, engineering, and more
The country also has a thriving healthcare sector, with opportunities in fields such as medicine, nursing, and allied health professions. Graduates are in high demand in professional, scientific, technical, and information and communication sectors.
Work while studying
As per Irish immigration rules, international students are eligible to work up to 20 hours per week during the academic term and up to 40 hours per week during holidays such as winter and summer breaks
This provides a great opportunity for students to earn extra income and gain valuable work experience while studying in Ireland