Studying abroad in Ireland offers many advantages. With internationally recognised degrees from Irish universities and an enviable student lifestyle, students from around the world often consider the 'Emerald Isle' a top choice. However, the challenge lies in selecting the right city for your studies and identifying the best universities in Ireland. In this article, we will explore the top universities in Ireland and highlight what makes studying there a unique
Ireland has a lot to offer international students. While it may be small, the country is full of vibrant culture, world-class universities and great graduate opportunities. Together, these things make it a top study abroad destination, and you can find them all in locations nationwide. If you're wondering which would suit you best, keep reading. We set out what you can expect from the best student cities in Ireland. Dublin The globally famous
Ireland might not be the biggest country, but it has lots to offer international students. More than 35,000 are enrolled at its top-quality universities, where they are never far from a bustling city or spectacular natural landscape. Add that to the amazing career options on offer, and the attraction is clear. If it's one you share, now may be the time to explore further. Read on as we explain what you should know before studying in Ireland. 1. You can expect
After five years shaping brands as a marketing professional in India, Abhishek Tilatiya was ready for a new challenge. With a desire to gain international experience and expand his commercial knowledge, he found the perfect place to push forward at the University of Galway . We spoke to the business analytics postgraduate and discovered what drew him to study in Ireland, and the positives he has found in the country. Abhishek’s educational
For many international students, studying abroad is a life-changing experience that provides opportunities for academic, professional and personal growth. This was certainly the case for Lan Nhi Do. Driven by a passion for sustainability and a desire for a global education, the Vietnamese student set out on her journey to South East Technological University (SETU) in Ireland. Six months into her studies, Lan Nhi
Qin Lu had never expected to study abroad. But what began as a conversation with a colleague led to an exciting adventure taking her from Shanghai to Maynooth, Ireland. An MSc student in Robotics and Embedded AI, Qin took time out of her busy academic and social schedule to share her international student journey and insights into all things living and studying in Ireland. Qin first learned about Ireland’s potential as a study destination from a
Aom Sornkaew waited more than a decade to study abroad. After working as a qualified pharmacist for several years in her home country of Thailand, she knew the time had come to make her dream a reality. As her move to study in Ireland at Dublin City University (DCU) shows, you never know how close you may be to a fresh start. "I have planned to go abroad since I finished my bachelor's," Aom reflects, "but [my family] didn't allow me at that time.
Sometimes as an international student, you may be lucky enough to come across a lecturer, teacher or mentor who possesses true expertise, understanding, and knowledge of a field. When this is allied with a passion and commitment to the development of students and the advancement of academic research, you’re in the best possible hands. At the South East Technological University (SETU) in Ireland, Liam Doyle embodies this and more, having been a pioneer and teacher in
Eghonghon Oluwaseyi Ahonsi started a career in accounting after finishing her undergraduate studies, but she often wondered what other possibilities were out there. After spending a few years in the professional world, the goal-oriented young woman decided to take the leap and pursue further education in Ireland to open herself up to more career opportunities. A desire for a career change Eghonghon grew up in Lagos, Nigeria. She obtained her
The cinematic landscapes of Ireland make an incredible study abroad destination for any international student – but especially for one pursuing a film degree. We spoke with Film & Screen Media postgraduate Portia Ameyalli García Cruz about her box-office adventure to University College Cork (UCC), and the amazing opportunities it has delivered. “Since I was a kid, I was very interested in cinema,” Portia remembers. “It moved me. It was an art
Making study abroad decisions needs careful planning and a lot of research. With so many facts, figures, rules and regulations to consider, the process can be a tough one to tackle. Fortunately, the organisation required was routine for data engineer Advayta Zadoo, who recently graduated from University College Dublin (UCD) with a master’s degree in Data and Computational Science. Making the big move from India to study in Ireland was not something she did
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