Study in Ireland
21,000 per year
April, June and November
RM18000 to RM43000 OR
INR3,00,000
to INR7,50,000 per year
1,000
10,000 to 35,000 per year
Yes
Yes (Moderate)
1,30,000
Ireland is an island situated North Atlantic Ocean and the second-largest island of the British Isles, the third-largest in Europe. The country is a sovereign country and a member of the European Union and Council of Europe. Ireland has both land and sea with marvelous views that are the destination for many international tourists. According to Travel and Leisure magazine, Ireland ranks no 1 in the “Good country index” and ranks 8 as the most peaceful country on the “Global Peace Index”.
European Powerhouse for Technology and Communications
Ireland is a developed economy and the European powerhouse for Information and Communication Technology. Key European Union country for trade and technology set up post-Brexit; High Per Capita Income and Good Quality of Life.
10,800 EURO to 19,000 EURO
Major Intakes in April, October
35,000 to 90,000 per year
35,000
15000 EURO to 45,000 EURO per year
Yes
YES
32000
Other advantages of studying in Ireland include the comparably low tuition rate, affordable living expenses, and post-study visa. The Higher Education Authority (HEA) estimates that 11% of students in Irish universities are international.
Ireland has continuously been among the top 20 nations for human growth, peace, and quality of life. It is listed as the world’s 12th most tranquil nation. Ireland is a highly safe, kind, and welcoming country for foreign students.
You must switch to the proper visa program if you want to stay in Ireland after your study visa expires. The Third Level Graduate Scheme is the most well-liked of the alternatives available to overseas students.
For a part-time job in Ireland, the minimum salary is approximately €9.15 to €10 per hour. Students may lawfully work up to 20 hours per week and 40 hours per week while on breaks (the vacation periods would be mentioned by the respective colleges and Universities you are enrolled in).