Study in Ireland
Ireland, popularly known as the Emerald Isle, is becoming more and more well-liked as a top choice for international students looking to study abroad. At one of Ireland’s internationally renowned academic institutions, hundreds of foreign students pursue their educational goals each year.
Some of the world’s top universities are located in Ireland. The humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and technology are some of the major academic specialties offered by Irish universities. There are twenty universities and technological institutes in Ireland where you can apply. Earning a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Ireland is a fantastic experience for your professional development. European students who study in Ireland have the benefit of getting free undergraduate tuition.
Trinity College of Dublin, National University of Ireland, University College Cork, Dublin City University, and University of Limerick etc. are top universities around Ireland. Primary, secondary, postsecondary, and further education are the several levels of the Irish educational system. Universities, Institutes of Technology, and Colleges of Education are the three categories of institutions in Ireland that offer third-level education or higher study. There are numerous independent private colleges in addition to these.
Level of Education in Ireland:
● Level 7 – Ordinary Bachelors Degree
● Level 8 – Honors Bachelor’s Degree
● Level 9 – PG Diploma/Masters Degree
● Level 10 – Doctoral Degree
INTAKES:
There are two major intakes for Irish Universities: Autumn/Fall Intake (September / October) and the Spring Intake, which starts from February.
The Fall Intake is the main intake at the Universities in Ireland. All the Irish Universities offer most of the courses in Autumn Intake. Whereas, the Spring Intake is not for every course and University. The Irish Universities and the courses on offer are less than the Fall Intake.
FEE STRUCTURE:
Typical tuition rates in Ireland range from €9,000 to €45,000 per year for both undergraduate and graduate levels. The cost of living varies according to the city you are staying in, but you are expected to pay between €7,000 to €12,000 annually on accommodation, food, and other things.
ENGLISH PROFICINCY TEST:
IELTS, PTE, TOFEL, Duo lingo are accepted but the range of scores in each varies with university/college and the course.
Working Hours for Students: Students can work for 20 hours per week and 40 hours per week on holidays.
POST STUDY WORK VISA:
In Ireland, students also have the option of a post-study stay. Every student who completed their higher education in Ireland is automatically entitled to it. This is covered by the student visa for Ireland, thus there is no need for additional paperwork or procedures. Depending on the kind of program you’re pursuing, the post-study stay-back option in Ireland has a different duration. In Ireland, students enrolling in bachelor’s and master’s programs are instantly qualified to return home and find employment.
Level 7: 6 months
Level 8: 12 months
Level 9: 24 months
Level 10: 24 months
A Post Study Work Permit in Ireland is the first stage in gaining Permanent Residency (PR) in Ireland. You will be able to work in Ireland after you get your Post Study Work Permit, and after 5 years of employment and abode, you will be qualified to apply for Permanent Residency.
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- What IELTS score is required for international students to study in Ireland?
International students applying for undergraduate programs require an IELTS score of overall score 6 or equivalent whereas post graduate program requires an overall score of 6.5
- What are the documents required for an Ireland student visa from Nepal?
- Complete online visa application form
- Complete filled form of summary of finances for study visa application.
- Complete supplementary student’s application form.
- Bank draft for Ireland visa application fee.
- Bank draft for visa application submission center (VFS)
- Original valid passport
- Two recent passport size photograph
- Offer letter from college
- Confirmation of enrollment document from college
- Cover letter statement of purpose (detailed showing your intentions to study in Ireland and intention to return to Nepal.)
- Science sponsorship letter from sponsors.
- Academic documents.
- English language proficiency test report (IELTS /PTE/DUOLINGO/TOEFL)
- Police clearance certificate.
- Medical insurance
- Employment detail (if applicable): appointment letter, three recent pay slips, 6 month bank statement
- Internship letter if applicable
- Financial documents: Bank loan form approved by bank
- Funding from sponsors: available funding of at least Euro 10000
- Job:
- Appointment letter
- Return tax clearance
- Recent three months pay slips
- 6 months bank statement
- Business:
- Business registration certificate
- Return tax clearance
- 6 months recent bank statement
- Can I get PR in Ireland after Study?
International students who are looking for permanent residence in Ireland after the studies must get a job in Ireland after completion of their studies and stay in the country for a minimum of 5 years.
- What are the major intakes for international students in Ireland?
September is an amazing intake for international students. Some colleges offer February intake too. However, there are limited courses in this intake.
- Can international students do part time jobs in Ireland?
Yes, international students who are involved in a course lasting at least one year can do a part time job in Ireland and can work for a maximum of 20 hours a week.