What are the advantages of studying in Ireland?

1. Ireland is the only country in the European Union that speaks English as its first language except Britain. Therefore, using English in daily language and teaching saves China students the trouble of learning a foreign language from scratch.

2. Scholarships are very attractive. Compared with other Commonwealth countries, Ireland is very tolerant of scholarships for international students. As long as the students are really excellent and have the intention to learn, it is not difficult to get a scholarship.

3. The cost of living is far lower than that of mainstream countries studying abroad.

For students at school, the Irish government allows students to work 20 hours/week and 40 hours/week during holidays. At present, major schools and the Ministry of Education in Ireland are planning better policies to attract outstanding students to study in Ireland, and China students have good prospects for studying in Ireland. In this way, the actual annual cost of studying abroad has dropped below 70 thousand, which greatly reduces the threshold of studying at one's own expense.

5. Ireland has also issued a series of preferential policies to attract outstanding China university students and senior talents. China students with Irish university degrees (bachelor's degree, master's degree and doctor's degree) can renew their student visas for another two years. During this period, they are allowed to find jobs in Ireland, and after working for four years, they will obtain long-term residency in Ireland.

6. Specialty setting and curriculum arrangement are constantly improved and updated according to the actual development of the industry, and almost all courses can get paid internship opportunities from large and medium-sized companies. Irish diploma is recognized by the world.

Ireland recognizes that college graduates with college degrees in China (including night university, vocational university, TV university, correspondence university and self-taught examination) can directly enter their own institutions to continue their undergraduate studies. Ireland's higher education system includes universities and polytechnics funded by the state and public enterprises, as well as private colleges with private investment. The Irish Ministry of Science and Education and the Training Committee strictly control the quality of education in all institutions. All colleges and universities offer all courses from skills to master's degree, and universities offer postdoctoral and research courses.

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Language and financial requirements for studying in Ireland

Ireland is a country with less complicated visa. In terms of students' own quality, they are required not only to have a degree of continuous relationship, but also to have a broad professional span. In terms of language application, high school graduates usually need IELTS 6.0 to study in Ireland, and the master's degree hovers around 6.5-7.0 according to different professional requirements.

Students who have no direct professional courses can study for six months to one year at the beginning, and the lowest score so far is 4.0. With the approval of the consulate, some public polytechnics or national universities adopt school exams instead of IELTS.

Since Ireland's independence, it has joined the European Union and entered the euro zone. The official currency is the euro, and the annual basic expenditure in Ireland is about 6.5438+0.5 million-0.2 million yuan, depending on what kind of university and major students study.

The tuition fees of liberal arts or science and engineering majors in seven national universities in Ireland are generally 654.38+0.000-654.38+0.05 million euros, equivalent to 6.5438+0.05 million yuan. If you are not in Dublin, the annual living expenses are 6,000 euros, and in the capital, it is 8,000 euros. The tuition fees of private or polytechnic universities are also reduced accordingly, about 9,000 euros a year, or about 65,438+10,000 RMB to complete the annual expenses.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Studying in Ireland