Study in Ireland
COST OF STUDYING IN IRELAND
The tuition fees vary between chosen field of study, university and program. Furthermore, there is a big difference in the tuition fees for European and non-European students. Students from outside the EU and EEA can expect to pay around €9,000 per year as a minimum, with some courses can cost up to €30,000 per year.
UNIVERSITY INTAKES IN IRELAND
Irish universities and colleges offer two major intakes. Intakes may also be referred to as a semester in some universities.
Intake 1: Fall Semester – A popular intake that starts in the month of September
Intake 2: Spring Semester starts in the month of January
WORK AUTHORIZATION FOR STUDENTS
Irish universities and colleges offer two major intakes. Intakes may also be referred to as a semester in some universities.
Intake 1: Fall Semester – A popular intake that starts in the month of September
Intake 2: Spring Semester starts in the month of January
Eligibility Conditions:
- Students must be over 18 years of age
- Non-EEA students with Stamp 2 permission to remain are allowed to take up casual employment. They can work up to 20 hours a week during term time and up to 40 hours a week in the holidays
- Non-EU/EEA postgraduate students who are working on producing their dissertations beyond their examinations are not entitled to work for more than 20 hours part-time per week during the college’s summer break as they are still regarded by the GNIB as being in full-time study
Ireland Student Visa Requirements:
The supporting documentation required for a Student Visa in Ireland includes:
- Valid Passport
- Letter of Acceptance from the college/university
- Proof of payment of the registration and tuition fees
- Proof of financial funds
- Two passport sized photographs
- Study Permit and visa
- Evidence for explaining any gaps in educational history of the candidate
- English Proficiency
- Your University will make you aware of additional requirements if any prior to your application
AFTER YOU GRADUATE
- Third Level Graduate Scheme Permission scheme allows non-EU/EEA students who have graduated from Irish higher education institutions to remain in Ireland for up to 24 months to seek employment
- Once a student gains employment, the student becomes eligible to apply for Green Card/Work Permit
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