Ireland Education Consultants
Why study in Ireland?
With many internationally ranked institutions, Ireland is a popular choice for students from around the world. The country has been consistently acknowledged as a safe and peaceful city in world rankings, which is complemented by the welcoming nature of the Irish people.
Higher education is provided by different types of institutions. These are universities, colleges of education and institutes of technology. All of the Irish universities are public and therefore state-funded. Five of Ireland’s universities are in the 2023 QS World University Rankings top 500. The highest ranked of these is Trinity College Dublin – University of Dublin, which is placed at 98th. The next highest ranked is the University College Dublin, which is placed at =181st.
The academic year observed in Ireland is similar to other European countries, and generally runs from September through to June/July depending on the examination period. There are courses offered at the traditional levels of study. These include bachelors, masters and doctoral, as well as diplomas and other types.
Language
Ireland has two official languages; Irish and English. You will also hear many other different languages spoken all throughout Ireland.
There are courses offered in Irish and English, but all postgraduate courses are taught in English. If you are studying in a non-native language, you will need to provide proficiency of your language skills. If you do not meet the required standards, it is common for institutions to offer English language courses to help you improve.
Despite English being widely spoken across Ireland, learning some Irish language would be a great experience!
We Provide
- Warm and friendly experienced trainers.
- Comprehensive material.
- Group activity which will make language learning interesting.
- Class size is small so Individual attention to students.
- Well equipped class rooms.
- We guide students to achieve high grades in international exams too.
Courses
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List of Ireland Universities
| UNIVERSITIES | PROVINCES |
|---|---|
| University College Dublin | Dublin |
| Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin | Dublin |
| Dublin Business School | Dublin |
| University of Galway | Galway |
| Griffith College | Dublin |
| National College of Ireland | Dublin |
| Technological University Dublin | Dublin |
| University of Limerick | Limerick |
| University College Cork | Cork |
| Dublin City University | Dublin |
| Maynooth University | Maynooth |
| Letterkenny Institute of Technology | Letterkenny |
| IBAT College Dublin | Dublin |
| Dundalk Institute of Technology | Dublin |
| Institute of Technology - Carlow | Carlow |
| Waterford Institute of Technology | Waterford |
| Technological University of Shannon - Athlone | Athlone |
| Cork Institute of Technology | Cork |
| Penang Medical College Ireland | Dublin |
| Technological University of Shannon - Limerick | Limerick |
| Institute of Technology, Sligo | Sligo |
| Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology | Galway |
| National College of Art and Design | Dublin |
| Institute of Technology Tralee | Tralee |
| Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology | Dublin |
| Shannon College of Hotel Management | County Clare |
| University of Limerick - Shannon Aerospace Aviation Training | Shannon |
| Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland | Dublin |