Study in Ireland

Ireland is an island nation close to Great Britain in Europe. Known for its culture including music, drama and language, stable economy and possibilities of becoming a major centre of growth in Europe post-Brexit, it is one of the fastest-growing student destinations in the world. Colleges like Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin have hosted Indian students for centuries. Moreover, while maintaining a very high quality of education in English language, Irish universities also boast a much lesser fee compared to their American or British or Australian counterparts.
Apart from the fast-growing Information Technology and Financial Services sector, it is also known for its remarkable natural beauty and castles. Some must-visit places include Dunluce castle, Benbulbin, Glendalough and Glenbeg Lough among others.
International students enrolled in a full-time study program (minimum one year in duration) on a qualification recognized by the Irish Department of Education and Skill do not need a work visa/permit to work in Ireland. During their approved stay, students are allowed to work for 40 hours a week. The revised third level graduate scheme permission allows non-EU/EEA students graduating from a higher education institute in Ireland to remain in Ireland for upto two years for seeking job opportunities.
Overall, with a growing multicultural society and a fast-growing economy, with multiple opportunities opening up in Ireland as a major business hub in Europe after Brexit, Ireland is an amazing place to fulfil your study abroad dreams.