Ireland has recently emerged as a major study-abroad destination. We’ve collected a list of everything you need to know about Ireland, including why it’s still a member of the European Union, why its education system is recognized around the world, and why Ireland is a great place to study abroad.
Why Ireland?
Ireland is an island country in the westernmost part of Europe. It is the continent’s largest island, second only to Britain. It features lush countryside, an interesting history, and residents noted for their kind, warm-blooded disposition.
The country, which has a very high standard of living, is ranked 12th among the most tranquil and secure countries in the world. (Source: Global Peace Index 2020.) It offers a pleasant and welcoming environment for Ireland’s young population and international students from all over the world.
Although Gaelic – Irish is Ireland’s original language, English is widely spoken. As a result, you are not required to learn or use the Gaelic language in everyday life or throughout your studies.
World standards in education
Ireland provides high-quality education at global standards. According to the Legatum Rankings, it ranks 13th in the world’s educational systems. It ranks in the top 10 in the world for higher education quality.
Student satisfaction and experience indicate the level of education provided. Ireland, with the youngest population in Europe, is an exciting place to study. Dublin, the country’s capital, is not just a capital city but also a university town.
Hosting global companies
Ireland is home to over 1000 worldwide corporations. In addition to great education, it provides students with unique chances during and after school through its links with worldwide corporations and sectors. It is the world’s fifth most desirable country for foreign direct investment.
Students are allowed to work 20 hours per week on a part-time basis without interfering with their study. This work duration can increase to 40 hours per week during holidays or breaks. The minimum hourly pay is shown as an average of €10.20. Part-time jobs are typically found in the service sector. Students can, however, benefit from the Graduate Work Visa, also known as a Graduate Work Permit, if they complete their school and graduate. The average annual starting fee for fresh graduates is € 30,409.
If you wish to pursue higher education, particularly in technology and finance, Ireland should be your top choice. With the presence of world-renowned worldwide corporations, you can begin your career on the manufacturing floor and progress five levels ahead.
How can Liveabroad Education help you?
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