STUDY IN IRELAND
Studying in Ireland can give you a great start to a successful career. Ireland ranks highly for quality of education – education that meets the needs of a competitive economy, plus knowledge transfer between universities and international companies. Ireland is an island nation on the westernmost edge of Europe. It is the continent’s second-largest island after Great Britain. And it is known for its beautiful green countryside, fascinating history, and friendly people.
The Irish economy is one of the fastest-growing in the Eurozone and the 6th most competitive in the world. It is an entrepreneurial country with global connections. English is the main language spoken.
There are many great career opportunities in Ireland for international graduates due to its appeal to multinational businesses, including well-known companies such as eBay, Skype, and Microsoft. Most universities offer internship opportunities that are a great way to gain real experience in the workplace that can prove invaluable when job-hunting.
When it comes to post-study work, Ireland is the only English-speaking country in Europe that offers post-study work visas to international graduates, making it an attractive destination to kick-start your career. Once you find full-time employment after studying in Ireland, you will be eligible to apply for residency.
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS.
- International Passport.
- O’level Result (WAEC or NECO).
- Application and Admission Processing Fee.
TUITION FEES:
The range of Tuition fees in Ireland starts from 10,000 Euro per year. This is paid on an installment basis when you get to Ireland.
Please note institutions will request a deposit to be paid after obtaining an admission offer.
INTAKES AND DEADLINES
There are 2 intakes in a year, which are February and September. Most universities do not have a deadline, however, you must submit your application very early enough to secure a place.
COURSES
All courses are available at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, except Nursing, Medicine, and Dentistry.
POSTGRADUATE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS.
- International Passport.
- O’level Result (WAEC or NECO).
- First-degree certificate – BSc.
- Academic Transcript.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Application and Admission Processing Fee
INTAKES AND DEADLINES
There are 2 intakes in a year, which are February and September. Most universities do not have a deadline, however, you must submit your application very early enough to secure a place.