Known as the "Emerald Isle", Ireland is a beautiful country with both a pristine countryside and modern cities, all alongside an ancient celtic history. This safe, English- speaking country is renowned for its friendliness and hospitality and welcomes over 35,000 students annually from all over the world.
Ireland is the only English speaking country in the entire Eurozone and the Irish government invests millions of euros in academic research and development each year. Ireland has a world-class education system and students who study in Ireland find it to be a safe and welcoming country.
Contact me now for more information on how I will be able to support you in your goal to study abroad. Ireland is a superb option if you are looking to study in Europe, but to maximise your chances of success and return on your investment the right choice of university and course is vital. I have over 20 years experience in international admissions and can help you to succeed in your goals.
Ireland is an English-speaking country with excellent transport links to the rest of Europe, and a land border with the UK at Northern Ireland. The climate is mild and the country has a reputation for hospitality and friendliness. International students are warmly welcomed.
Ireland has an excellent education system and its top universities hold world-class reputations. Ireland's economic expansion as part of its entry into the Euro has seen massive investment in academic research and some of the best and most modern educational facilities in Europe.
Ireland does not have a centralized admissions process for overseas students, therefore you will need to apply on an individual basis to each institution you are interested in. As well as your academic record, most universities will require you to prepare a personal statement and submit academic or work references. The personal statement is the most important part of the application as it allows you to stand out from the crowd. If you are not certain of the best practices in drafting a strong personal statement you should seek professional advice.
Scholarships, grants, and bursaries are available for international students at the undergraduate and postgraduate level. Such awards are determined by the individual institutions and are awarded based on an overall assessment of a candidate. It's important that you prepare a strong application to maximize your chances of being awarded part of full funding for your study in Ireland.
Students are permitted to work part time while studying and can often cover their living expenses. Graduates have the option to stay in Ireland after they have completed their studies and may seek employment under the Irish work permit scheme. Do keep in mind though that getting jobs in Ireland as a non-EU citizen may not be easy due to the size of the economy.
Contact me now if you need a personalized action plan to maximize your chances of a successful application to study in Ireland. I can also help you to choose the right course and the right university to enhance your career prospects and meet your goals. With over 18 years' experience as an international education consultant I have successfully placed students in universities in Ireland and all around the world and am able to offer you tailored advice and guidance.
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