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  • Why should I choose Ireland for higher education?

    Ireland offers world-class education, a strong focus on research and innovation, globally recognized degrees, and a friendly, English-speaking environment. It’s also home to leading tech companies and offers post-study work opportunities.

  • What are the top universities in Ireland?

    Some of the most renowned universities include:

    • Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

    • University College Dublin (UCD)

    • University College Cork (UCC)

    • National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG)

    • Dublin City University (DCU)

    • University of Limerick (UL)

    • Technological University Dublin (TUD)

  • What types of courses are available for international students?

    Ireland offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, diploma, and research programs in fields like:

    • Engineering and IT

    • Business and Finance

    • Medicine and Healthcare

    • Arts and Humanities

    • Science and Technology

  • What are the entry requirements for Irish universities?

    Requirements vary by course and university but generally include:

    • Academic transcripts

    • English language proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo)

    • Statement of purpose

    • Letters of recommendation

    • For postgraduate: a relevant undergraduate degree

  • What are the English language requirements?

    Most universities require:

    • IELTS: 6.0–6.5 (with no band less than 5.5/6.0)

    • TOEFL: 80–90 iBT

    • PTE or Duolingo are also accepted by many institutions

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  • Why study in the UK?

    • World-renowned universities (Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, etc.)

    • Shorter degree durations (3 years for undergrad, 1 year for most master's)

    • Multicultural environment

    • Strong academic reputation and global recognition

  • What are the entry requirements?

    • Undergraduate: A-levels, IB, or equivalent qualifications (e.g., Irish Leaving Cert)

    • Postgraduate: A relevant bachelor's degree

    • English proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent (e.g., IELTS 6.0–7.5 depending on course)

  • Are there scholarships available?

    Yes! Common options:

    • Chevening Scholarships (master's level)

    • Commonwealth Scholarships

    • University-specific awards

    • Some universities offer discounts for EU/Irish students

  • Do I need a visa?

    • Yes, unless you're from the UK or Ireland.

    • Apply for the Student Visa (Tier 4).

    • You'll need:

      • CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) from your university

      • Proof of funds

      • English language test results

  • Can I work while studying?

    • Yes – up to 20 hours per week during term time, full-time during holidays.

    • Graduate Route Visa: Stay and work in the UK up to 2 years after graduation (3 years for PhDs)

  • Where will I live?

    • University accommodation (halls)

    • Private rentals or student housing (like Unite Students, Student Roost)

    • Average rent: £400–£900/month depending on city

  • What are popular courses?

    • Business & Management

    • Computer Science

    • Engineering

    • Medicine

    • Law

    • Psychology

    • Arts & Humanities

  • When should I apply?

    • Undergraduate: via UCAS, deadlines are usually in January.

    • Postgraduate: Apply directly to universities; deadlines vary but apply early!

  • Is the UK degree valid internationally?

    Absolutely. UK degrees are highly respected and recognized worldwide, especially for academic or professional advancement.