Study in Ireland

The Republic of Ireland is a country in the island of Ireland and neighbours Northern Ireland, which is a part of the United Kingdom. It is the tenth most prosperous country in the world. In terms of per capita Gross Domestic Product, it is the 25th most prosperous country in the world. It is a member of world bodies such as The United Nations Organisation, the European Union, and is one of the founding members of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD) and the Council of Europe. Dublin is the capital city. Euro is the currency.

Ireland is an English speaking country. With one of the best educational systems in the world, over 35000 students from more than 160 countries are currently studying in the country. Over 700 million Euros are spent annually in research by the Irish Government in its higher education institutions. It also gives you the option of working part time while studying and gives you a 24 month stay back option, which allows the students to search for employment opportunities. The presence of Fortune 500 companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft, etc. lends a competitive edge to the market scenario. Globally, among the research institutions, Irish Universities are also in top 1%. Along with all these, students can avail scholarships from various universities.

Studying in Ireland would open the students to a new world filled with wonders that inspire to aspire for a bright future. Killarney National Park, which also has three lakes, along with Muckross House and Gardens are a must-see for anyone who visits Ireland. Saint Stephen’s Park in Dublin is another park to visit for those who want to seek adventure in addition to their course of study. For food, both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options are available. The Irish stew, cooked with lamb, onions and potatoes, is quite popular to warm up a cold winter night, and the sweeter options being the Barm Brack, a bread baked with sultanas and raisins, and Soda Bread.

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