Alumni

I was offered a PhD position in photonic systems at the Tyndall National Institute in University College Cork, the largest research centre in Ireland. Tyndall is based in Cork, the perfect city for international students: cosy and welcoming.

University College Cork

PhD in Photonics: Electrical & Electronic Engineering

My course at Maynooth University fit my interests perfectly as it has economics and finance modules along with a year of internship. The friendly people, beautiful landscapes and the opportunities were so tempting to me and so I chose this great place to spend the next four years… and I’m glad I did!

Maynooth University

BA International Finance and Economics

I chose Ireland as Irish universities are recognised across the world in terms of business, social sciences and the humanities and finally, because the Irish people are friendly.

Waterford Institute of Technology

Study Abroad International Business

The people have been amazingly welcoming, Dublin is a beautiful city to live in, and I am excited to explore more of Ireland and its surrounds!

Dublin Business School

MSc International Accounting & Finance

Having worked in an Irish International Education Centre in the past, I have experience promoting Irish education and culture in Hong Kong. I know that Ireland is a safe, friendly country providing high quality education.

Institute of Technology Tralee

Bachelor of Art (Hons) in Animation, Visual Effects & Motion Design

My university offers me to choose my own modules so that I can customise my learning, enhancing my college experience. Being a competitive cricketer, Ireland is also the best choice for me to continue and even develop sports wise.

University College Dublin

MSc Computer Science

I chose Ireland due to the excellent standard of education Trinity College Dublin offers. Dublin is my second home now and I am really happy to be in a country where the people are welcoming and willing to help you whenever you’re in difficulty.

Trinity College Dublin

Medicine

When an opportunity to win a full scholarship for a post graduate program arose, my curiosity focused on what Ireland could offer my professional profile and, as I began to learn more about Cork, UCC and Ireland… I knew that all I wanted was that scholarship.

University College Cork

MSc Data Science and Analytics

Ireland at the first blush is an unpredictable, picturesque country. Dublin exceptionally is bustling and up to date in it`s heart and so absolutely different in its suburbs: harmonious, charming.

Dublin City University

MA International Relations

Being a literature student, how could I not pursue my higher education in Ireland, a country that produced a pious, majestic writer like William Butler Yeats? Ireland’s education system has been ranked ninth in a global league table and I was drawn to it due to its rich production of literature.

NUI Galway

MA Culture and Colonialism

Ireland seems to be so loveable, the country is full of nice people, the environment is green, the education system is modern and globally recognised.

Athlone Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Business in Digital Marketing

Trinidad and Tobago recognises Irish trained doctors to be the best in the field. I wanted to allow myself that kind of entitlement after studying for 5 long years!

Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

Bachelor of Medicine, Surgery & Obstetrics

I wanted to study medicine in an environment that still values social experiences and interpersonal connection, and I knew Ireland would be the place to go!

Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

Bachelor in Medicine, Surgery & Obstetrics

IT Carlow’s excellent research facilities, the extra-ordinary campus amenities and very generous and helpful staff members really drew me to studying in Ireland.

Institute of Technology Carlow

PhD in Metagenomics: Biological & Environmental Sciences

DCU is the only university in the world which offered my desired and specific course – gender & sexuality studies connected with cultural view. Here you can finish your master’s degree in one year and, for Japanese, the registration of VISA is so simple compared to other countries.

Dublin City University

MA in Sexuality Studies

I wanted a research based college focused on developing new advancements in sciences combined with a student-friendly and self-improving environment, and through meetings with the delegates from NUIG, and assessing the prospects of studying there as compared to other universities in Ireland, I became sure abut NUI Galway as a place to further my higher education.

NUI Galway

MSc in Neuropharmacology

I completed a diploma back in Canada, and was looking to further my studies. My home college is partnered with IT Tallaght and offers graduates an opportunity to do one final year here in Ireland, turning my diploma into a degree.

Institute of Technology Tallaght

BA (Hons) Advertising & Marketing Communications

I strongly believe knowledge and education should not have any borders or boundaries, and with the reputation of IT and Computer Science in Ireland, I made my decision to pursue my further studies in this country.

National College of Ireland

Master in Cloud Computing

Ireland ticks all the boxes by offering prestigious universities with reputations as apex learning centres; a safe and friendly environment; affordability; liberty and culture. This all adds up to a great international learning experience. The cosmopolitan international student community across Irish universities adds to the charm.

NUI Galway

MSc in Clinical Research

Ireland gives me a unique chance – to be away from my hometown, experiencing a new culture and lifestyle, meeting new friends who come from different countries in the world and of course studying a subject I love!

Institute of Technology Tralee

Bachelor of Engineering in Civil & Environmental Engineering

My college experience at Trinity not only includes an array of insight and comprehension in law, but an opportunity for new connections and experiences in this field. The international recognition of Trinity College Dublin is superior and prestigious. With this university, I know I will receive a higher level of education with a unique international perspective.

Trinity College Dublin

LLB Law

Ireland’s natural beauty and rich Celtic history and culture, makes it a dream destination for someone like me who has had immense interest in studying history.

Mary Immaculate College

Bachelors in Political Science & International Law

Ireland’s education system allows me to learn in a different way, offering world-class education and access to advanced equipment and facilities.

Institute of Technology Sligo

Bachelor of Business in International Marketing & Sales with Spanish

Ireland has lower third level tuition fees compared to other countries and is also an English speaking country. It offers me the chance to meet new people and its location allows me to fulfil my goals of traveling the world and experiencing different cultures.

Athlone Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Business Studies

Ireland grabbed my attention due to its vibrant and accepting culture and lifestyle, along with a wide variety of globally recognised and well-reputed universities, offering a variety of study programs. My course at DCU is career focused with an emphasis on personal, academic and professional life skills development and applied learning.

Dublin City University

MSc in Management (Strategy)

Ireland is an English speaking country and the academic certificate of Ireland is recognised worldwide meaning the quality of the education in Ireland is assured.

Letterkenny Institute of Technology

BA (Hons) in Law

I chose Ireland as I am interested in western culture, and I was familiar with Irish music and dancing, as well as Ireland’s landscape and friendly people.

Institute of Technology Carlow

MA Child, Youth & Family Studies

Here I’m part of a collaborative project between National College of Ireland and Hebei University, China. I believe this project combines the advantages of two universities together and gives me an international horizon.

National College of Ireland

BA(HA) Human Resource Management

As one of the countries offering affordable tuition fees, I was also attracted to the fact that Ireland gave students a year long working period after completion of their studies. I have never regretted making the decision of coming here!

Athlone Institute of Technology

BA Accounting

Ireland provides an energetic and safe environment for living, working and studying and the high quality education here is really attractive.

Shannon College of Hotel Management

Bachelor in Business

Ireland is a country that grants me the opportunity to enhance my English language proficiency and my capability to communicate with other international students from all around the world — giving me the chance to experience an international workplace and start building an international professional network.

Athlone Institute of Technology

Accounting

One of the biggest reasons I chose Ireland was due to the course I wished to study, as it is a rather unusual one! Once I discovered that DIT offered Culinary Entrepreneurship, I was hooked!

Dublin Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Science (Hons) Culinary Entrepreneurship

One of the reasons that I chose Ireland was because of Brexit, I believe companies based in the UK may set up their new EU base in Ireland due to the strategic location. The population of Ireland is 4.8 million, 34% are under age of 25 and 10% are international residents – I feel this mixture of people ensure that Ireland has a considerable future.

Athlone Institute of Technology

Accounting

I was lucky enough to study at University College Cork (UCC) back in 2013 for an intensive English course. I enjoyed the friendly and supportive atmosphere that lecturers created in the classrooms and their dedication toward student improvement and success. That is why Ireland stood out as my first choice when choosing where to pursue my Master’s degree. What better place to learn about Public Relations with New Media than the country with such a rich culture of creativity and technological advances?

Cork Institute of Technology

Public Relations with New Media

Ireland, with its rich historical background, has a certain pull to it. The country is a mix of the past and the present. Religion has always intrigued me, and as Theology is unavailable in India and I knew I had to leave the country to follow my passion. The course structure that Irish universities offer for my field, is vast and hence covers everything. With academics being my main focus, I decided to move to Ireland.

Dublin City University

MA in Theology

I chose Ireland because it was the country in Europe that afforded me the most flexibility for my academics and the most opportunities after college for me to continue my career. Ireland is a growing economy and I am making a bet on Ireland for the next five years that it’s no coincidence many global companies have their EU HQs here. I am hoping to make the best of my opportunities.

Dublin Business School

MBA in Marketing

I’m fortunate to be able to afford international studies thanks to my family’s support. I decided to look for a place where technology, security and a lively spirited-environment are remarkable aspects in the community – Ireland!

Dublin Business School

Masters in Business Administration (MBA)

As one of the only English-speaking countries in the EU, Ireland offers the opportunity to experience a different culture without having to grapple with a language barrier. Ireland also recently finished top in the Good Country Index, which measures a country’s overall contribution to the world, from arts and culture, to science and education.

Dublin Business School

MBA Information System

What better place to learn English than in a country that not only provides quality education but is also home to Irish people, known for their welcoming personalities and open-minded attitudes towards other cultures.

Dublin Business School

BA (HONS) in Psychology

I am a Business Administration Marketing student, so gaining international experience is a priority. I love culture and exploring the outdoors (I am an avid hiker!) Ireland fits the bill, showcasing the best of both worlds – truly embodying a great balance of work and play.

Institute of Technology Carlow

BBS (Hons) Marketing

Irish universities were not on my radar until I went to a university fair. I met an ambassador from Dublin City University (DCU) who advised me on which programme would be the best for me. This was the most significant deciding factor in choosing DCU. After consulting with my parents and doing research on what kind of place Ireland and Dublin is, I made the final decision to choose Ireland.

Dublin City University

BA Humanities

There are over 40,000 international students in Ireland which means the educational system is designed for everyone and it integrates a variety of teaching methods. Ireland is a very safe country, and that is an important factor that affects any students’ life.

Dublin City University

Msc in Business Management

I have always enjoyed exploring new places and learning about different cultures. I went on to study A-levels in another state after graduating from high school to widen my options. That was when I met my guidance counsellor, Mr Benjamin. I got to know about Ireland through him and MyStudy. The best thing about Ireland is that it has plenty of captivating castles and natural wonders, and third-level education is provided at a much lower cost compared to other countries.

Institute of Technology Blanchardstown

BSc (Hons) in Computing

I find it really positive that the Irish government encourages and supports the arrival of international students. Ireland is a viable country with a strong economy and a rich culture, I can see a very bright future for me in Ireland.

Institute of Technology Tallaght

Bachelor of Electronic Engineering

I choose Ireland as it offered me the opportunity to achieve a great level of education. It is a place where students are a valued future workforce, where you can grow and shape your professional profile through work experience. The variety of cultures you can find in Ireland makes this country a special place to build up unforgettable memories as a foreign student. The friendly and warm welcome from the Irish will make you love and call this country your second home.

ICD Business School

Business Studies

Ireland is so green and there are many examples of ancient architecture which tell the history of the country vividly. I love photography, and these two points make Ireland a dream for me! Irish people live their lives at a slower pace, encouraging you to appreciate the good things in life.

Institute of Technology Tallaght

Bachelor of Electronic Engineering

I am a Pakistani with the Urdu language as my mother tongue, I have always wanted to study abroad in an English-speaking country. I love to explore more places and meet new people, which really helps me feel alive. I always wanted a western surrounding, for that Ireland was one of the perfect places. Ireland has its own culture and traditions, that makes it even more interesting to research.

Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology

Bachelor of Business Administration

When looking for possible countries to complete my Master’s thesis, I found myself drawn to this beautiful island. Ireland has extraordinarily gorgeous landscapes and music that I simply needed to visit. And, of course, I would finish my studies along the way. I loved the local and research community here so much that staying here was my only option! My love of the ocean has kept me close to the coasts of the world and what better place to live than by the Wild Atlantic Way? Nothing tops having a bit of ‘craic’ with my mates on the salty shores.

Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology

PhD in Aquatic Sciences

Ireland is so multinational, there is no place better than Ireland to study International Relations. Ireland is a beautiful country, for me it is quiet and just the perfect place with a great atmosphere, for fun and study! It is the beauty, landscapes, rich culture, history and vibrant city that also contributed to my choice.

Dublin City University

International Relations

I wanted to earn a degree in a world recognised and certified university but my goal goes beyond just earning a degree, studying here gives my the chance to grow as an independent individual. Ireland is well-known for its warmhearted people and diversity of students, here I’ve learned about different cultures.Studying abroad is also a great opportunity for me to represent my country and the rest of the Arab world.

Dublin City University

Business Studies

It all boils down to history. My own history, Ireland’s history, and how they intersect. My family has lived in Canada long enough to be considered Canadian, but we were once Irish. I cannot help but feel curious about my familial roots. Beyond that, I find myself fascinated with Irish history. It is very different from what I’m used to, and fills every stone in this country.

IT Sligo

Medical Biotechnology

Ireland ticks all the boxes! It offers the opportunity to surmount the language barrier, experience a different culture and a reputed educational system recognised for excellence in many disciplines. Research and practical work on offer here is a good way of getting hands-on experience for aspiring graduates and an emerging IT Industry in the backdrop of a strong and stable economy, provides me with a sense of direction in my career.

Institute of Technology Carlow

M.Sc Information Technology Management

Ireland is home to many innovative technology companies, including Google and Facebook. In addition to this, Ireland has a very strong relationship with the Ontario Colleges of Canada and so that was my opportunity, both financially and personally, to pursue a degree with international leverage. It has always been a dream of mine to gain international experience, and with the help of the friendly and resourceful recruiters I met from IT Carlow, I realised that Ireland was my best option.

Institute of Technology Carlow

BBS (Hons) Marketing

It has always been my dream to study abroad in Europe, but out of all the countries, Ireland was my first choice. I love Ireland. The elegance of Georgian’s architecture, Irish unique accent, the land of Saints and Scholars! Ireland offers affordable tuition fees for international students compared to other countries and the Irish culture is great! Who could resist enjoying the “craic” in Ireland!

IT Sligo

Architecture

Ireland showcases great architecture and structure, that’s why I choose Ireland to study architecture! I love the people here, they are very welcoming and the culture is rich and varied. There is beautiful countryside, history and it’s a peaceful and very calm country.

IT Sligo

BA (Hons) Architectural Design

The friendly and welcoming nature of the locals has made it so easy to adjust to life in Ireland. Each new friend I’ve met has been happy to show me around and teach me about the rich Irish culture, and history. Combine that with the quality education offered, and close proximity to European countries for travel, coming here was an easy decision!

IT Sligo

BBS (Honours) Marketing

Where I come from, Ireland has always been synonymous with
medicine. While contemplating where to pursue medicine, The Emerald Isle was right there at the top – for its warm Irish hospitality of céad míle fáilte, its rich Gaelic history, its stunning backdrops that are a nature lover’s paradise, and its uncompromising attitude towards education – exemplified none more so than by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

Royal College of Surgeons Ireland

Medicine

What could be more perfect than getting your Master’s in the country of your dreams – Ireland. Ireland is known for its friendly culture, rich heritage and a place where you are being given a plethora of opportunities to realise your strengths and skills. Universities in Ireland have a high reputation in terms of the quality of education, faculty, and students. So here I am, finally living my dream.

National University of Ireland Galway

Accounting & Analytics

I attended an Education in Ireland fair in Mumbai out of curiosity and was impressed by the number of compelling courses offered. It was after meeting the university representatives and reading the Education In Ireland blogs that I decided to apply to a university in Ireland. Quality education, cultural diversity, and a global presence helped me finalise Ireland and NUI Galway as my study abroad choice. I couldn’t be happier in my educational life!

National University of Ireland Galway

MSc International Management

Through pictures and videos online, among the jaw-dropping beauty of the country, Ireland always seemed like a home I’d never been to, and for years, I had dreamed of jumping on a plane and discovering the country. I quickly learned — through more serious, thorough research — that Ireland is more than just beauty. Ireland is culture, innovation and community. Galway is generosity, diversity and growth. NUI Galway is leadership, ambition and impact. It was impossible for me to say no to an opportunity to pursue what once was just a wild dream. In retrospect, I didn’t choose Ireland… Ireland chose me.

National University of Ireland Galway

LLM International Human Rights

I wanted to experience my course from a fresh perspective and within an advanced educational system — and in my opinion, Ireland without a doubt possesses one of the best educational systems in the world. The country also has a unique welcoming spirit, which may explain the presence of so many people from other countries here! It’s an ideal place to study abroad.

National College of Ireland

BA Human Resource Management

A big draw for me was the opportunity to work in Ireland after my studies, for at least one year. This will give me the chance to practically apply the knowledge and skills I’ve learned at Maynooth University. I love the peaceful nature of Ireland; the people here are famous for their friendliness and I can also practice my English every day!

Maynooth University

MA Accounting

I first learned about Ireland in history class – I found its architecture and history so interesting. So when I had the opportunity to move to Limerick and study for my BA, I did not have to think twice! I fell in love with Mary Immaculate College (Mary I) and the city just from the picture I saw online and when I arrived I wasn’t disappointed. Mary I is an amazing college that helped me set up my life in Ireland, as well as offering me a great amount of help in deciding what my degree would be, and for that, I am very grateful.

Mary Immaculate College

Bachelor of Arts

At home, I had fallen into a routine and wasn’t ready to leave it. But when my mom and I visited the college, I was, for the first time, excited to leave everything I’d ever known. I’ve never had a hard time making “radical” decisions, but this was most certainly the wildest one. The opportunity that was available to me really sealed the deal for me, and I knew being in a completely new and unfamiliar environment would force me to get involved and become more of the person I want to be.

Mary Immaculate College

Bachelor of Arts

I was first introduced to Ireland in 2014 when I helped plan a Ministerial trade delegation of forty Irish companies to Nigeria. Since then, I’ve gone on to work with Irish companies in Nigeria and developed an interest in the Republic and in the Irish culture. I was fascinated by the possibility of studying here and exploring the scenic countryside. The offer of a scholarship covering tuition and living expenses was a major influence on my decision to study at Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT).

Limerick Institute of Technology

MBus Marketing & Management Strategy

I wanted to see the world, to experience living away from home at a distance that would help me grow and mature. My passion lies in food science, and the food industry here is very promising, it has vast opportunities for growth and a wide range of platforms that support innovation. Why Ireland? A leap of faith. No regrets.

Letterkenny Institute of Technology

Food Science & Nutrition

Ireland offers a high-quality teaching system and a thriving economy. There are many famous universities here such as Trinity, University College Dublin and Dublin City University and all Irish institutions offer employment opportunities for graduates. Ireland also has a great geographical location meaning it is very convenient to travel to other countries in Europe.

Letterkenny Institute of Technology

Accounting

The college I attended in Canada is affiliated with Institute of Technology Tralee (IT Tralee), so I was able to take my two-year culinary management credits and transfer them to be able to start in Third year in Ireland. I addition, I am able to receive a higher level of education for my specific field in Ireland than in Canada, which will set me apart from my colleagues for potential employers.

IT Tralee

BA in Culinary Arts Student

When I was offered the Bachelor of Business in Travel and Tourism at Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT), I felt I could not pass up this amazing opportunity. Not only could I spend a year living and studying in Ireland, it also included a placement opportunity which meant I could spend time working in another country!

Limerick Institute of Technology

BA in Business Travel and Tourism

I have travelled a lot and found the Irish people to be the friendliest and most welcoming. Ireland is the new hub for technology and data and I wished to be part of this progress. Ireland is also the home to some of the world’s most beautiful locations. I am a photographer as an alternate profession and I look forward to capturing these. I believe what I do now could be tomorrow’s history.

University of Limerick

Masters Information & Network Security

I applied to a lot of different universities in various other countries but Ireland just spoke to me on a different level. Something about Ireland intrigued me. The course structure of the University of Limerick was interesting and something that I found was very relevant to the industry. Apart from that Ireland has a scope in tourism and has unleashed its potential in the same very nicely. That just made my decision easier.

University of Limerick

MA International Tourism

I picked Ireland as the Irish education system is one of the best in Europe and Ireland is famous as an international hub for high-quality scientific research. Irish people are renowned for their friendliness and hospitality which greatly contributes to the ease with which overseas students adapt to student life in Ireland.

University College Dublin

MSc Food Nutrition and Health

I chose University College Dublin (UCD) because of my desire for new experiences. It was by chance that I looked at Ireland as a study abroad destination — a country I had never been to, nor knew anything of its history or society. I was ultimately drawn because of my lack of connections there, and the thrill of the challenge to discover a new and unfamiliar environment while armed only with my ability to communicate in English.

University College Dublin

BA Arts (Hons)

When the option was presented, I took a risk and moved with two suitcases to truly discover what the world had in store for me. Coming from California, and having over 600 graduates in my senior class, I was the only one who went abroad for their full degree. I saw it as an opportunity for storytelling, a gift I could share with others. I had the desire to truly create a life I knew I could look back on and set myself apart from everyone with. I believe life is short – so move to Ireland while you get the chance!

University College Dublin

Social Science: Politics & Economics

University College Cork (UCC) is the only Irish University that was part of the EU ERASMUS MUNDUS AMIDILA scholarship. I was awarded this scholarship for pursuing an MSc degree in Molecular Biology. From the Universities part of the AMIDILA consortia, UCC had the strongest and more unique MSc programme, incorporating innovation. This programme, aligned with my ideal of entrepreneurship in the life sciences.

University College Cork

PhD in Cancer Research

Ireland is one of the only English-speaking countries in the European Union and a gateway for international students, like me, to enter the European market. It is also one of the safest places in the world and the Irish are the most friendly people that I have ever met! Ireland was top of my list for these reasons but the two-year graduate visa allowing international students to stay in Ireland after graduation was the deal maker for me.

Trinity College Dublin

Master of Business Administration

Ireland has very high educational standards and boasts five of the world’s top universities. The learning environment here and on campus is unique — students and teachers help each and in my case, the staff at the Shannon College of Hotel Management have become like family to me.

Shannon College of Hotel Management

Hotel Management

Studying in Dublin, especially Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) was very appealing to me because of the strong multicultural presence. Being Nigerian and Canadian I wanted a place where I’d be able to express both sides of myself and the opportunity to be exposed to other cultures was ideal.

Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

Medicine

I had an option of getting into a good college anywhere around the world but I went for Ireland because I have heard a lot of praise from people regarding Irish citizens, their hospitality, the mild climate of Ireland and most importantly the exceptional quality of education they provide. The education provided in Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) is second to none and I am truly happy that I made the right choice.

Waterford Institute of Technology

Masters in Computing (ISP)

I first came to Ireland two years ago to pursue an MA in Social Studies at Waterford Institute of Technology, under the Government of Ireland Scholarship. What caught my attention about Ireland, and especially Waterford, was the richness and value attributed to culture and heritage. As culture was my focus of study, I instantly realised this was the right place for me!  My experience in Ireland, as well as studying at WIT, with world-class research opportunities have been so enriching academically and personally, that I have chosen Waterford once again as a study destination, to continue my research journey in a PhD.

Waterford Institute of Technology

PhD in Social Science

Ireland, to me, has always been associated with the adjective “friendly”, and that was why I chose to travel 7266 miles away from home to pursue my law degree here. Offering quality education with affordable fees, Ireland is deemed to be economical-friendly for us international students. But more importantly, the warmth and friendliness of the people here is the ultimate reason I chose Ireland as my study abroad destination. I’ve only been here for a short time but Ireland already genuinely feels like a second home to me.

Waterford Institute of Technology

LLB

My parents are one of the top reasons I came to study in Ireland. They always encourage and motivate me and have instilled the importance of education. Studying in Ireland will help me gain independence while making new friends with local people and experiencing a beautiful place.

Athlone Institute of Technology

Higher Certificate in Business

I chose Ireland because I was excited for the unique opportunity to study criminology from a European perspective. An opportunity to get a feeling for the law as an experience, rather than just an academic course in one university. The chance to study such different content not only in-depth but in-country is invaluable. Having completed various courses and training, my interest in criminology had only increased; I wanted to take that further, expand upon my knowledge base, and specialise in a legal system that will have an impact in the modern world, with global implications in the coming years.

Maynooth University

MA Comparative Criminology and Criminal Justice

I chose Ireland to do my postgrad course in UL is excellent as well as career oriented, and I love the culture here. Irish people are friendly and very helpful.

University of Limerick

MA Journalism

Ireland gives so much more than just education; it offers friendships and other life experiences. It’s a bundle of wonderful lasting memories which everyone should experience at least once in lifetime.

University College Dublin

MSc Digital Innovation

I set my sights on Dublin, a city that encapsulates a modern, metropolitan Ireland. Here, I found the perfect balance between homeliness and world class opportunities.

Trinity College Dublin

LLB Law

I chose to study in Ireland because I wanted to continue my growth as a dance artist in an international context. I was very fortunate to be accepted into Ireland’s only MA programme for Contemporary Dance Performance at the University of Limerick.

University of Limerick

MA Contemporary Dance Performance

Ireland and IT Tallaght offers great educational resources and provides me with endless opportunities to explore new advanced technology.

Institute of Technology Tallaght

BA Mechanical Engineering

My mother is American and my father is Irish, and as a result, I’ve lived my life with my heart in two places. Living and studying in Ireland allows me to live my dream.

Galway Mayo Institute of Technology

BB Event Management with Public Relations

Following a year in Canada, I was encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity to complete my degree in Ireland. I applied to the Limerick Institute of Technology as Limerick appeared to be a student-oriented, beautiful and lively city – and this has surely proven to be true.

Limerick Institute of Technology

BA Marketing & Management

When I chose hospitality management as my career path I felt that the Irish sense of welcome, with its world famous “Fáilte” was certainly the best place for me to learn my craft.

Shannon College of Hotel Management

Bachelors in Business Studies & International Hotel Management

Ireland offers well structured career offices to help students find work experience after and during study, and one of the biggest advantages of studying here is that it is an English-speaking nation.

Waterford Institute of Technology

MBS Marketing

As an accounting major student, I believe studying at DBS can help me become well qualified as an ACCA member and I have always been fascinated by Irish traditional music and the Celtic culture.

Dublin Business School

BA Accounting & Finance

Two years ago I came here on the Science Without Borders Programme and felt for the first time in my life that I was at home. I came back because the environment, people and culture makes me feel good about myself.

Institute of Technology Blanchardstown

BA Creative Digital Media

Now the only English speaking country in the Eurozone, the Irish landscape, culture and traditions were big attractions for me when deciding to come here to study abroad.

Letterkenny Institute of Technology

BA (Hons) Law

The possibility of working and studying in Ireland will give me the opportunity not only to access worldwide networking but also an international background that will make my resume stand out.

National College of Ireland

MSc Marketing

With a main priority being my studies, I was excited to move to a country that offered stress-releases and healthy distractions such as surfing, beach walks, hiking and a friendly, welcoming culture to go with it.

Institute of Technology Sligo

BBus (Hons) Marketing

Ireland offers internationally recognised degree programs and a unique entrepreneurial culture as well as being the home to lots of amazing global businesses.

Cork Institute of Technology

BA (Hons) Marketing

I chose NUI Galway and studying here has given me a great chance to experience the diversity of cultures. I feel I have learned so much here already and I have had my whole perspective widen.

NUI Galway

International Finance

Galway is the perfect study abroad destination for me as the locals are very kind and friendly, and are welcoming enough to let me experience their proud Irish culture with them.

Galway Mayo Institute of Technology

BSc (Hons) Software Development

Having many family members studying abroad in the UK and Australia, I was also very tempted to follow in their footsteps but I wanted to challenge myself and travel to a country alone so as to develop independence.

University College Dublin

Medicine

I wanted a different experience, something which Ireland could offer with its unique and reputed educational system and I wasn’t disappointed when I experienced the case study based teaching methodology at IT Carlow.

Institute of Technology Carlow

Masters in Information Technology Management

I had never thought to travel for school and I’ve always been a major homebody. But when a rep came to Fanshawe to share information about the study abroad program at IT Sligo, I couldn’t believe how excited it made me.

Institute of Technology Sligo

BSc (HONS) Pharmaceutical Science with Drug Development

My course in Design Innovationat Maynooth University is an exciting, emerging course, unique in Ireland. I love the course and I like the country, that is why I choose Ireland to further my study.

Maynooth University

Design Innovation

I chose Ireland as the Master’s program I’m studying is only available at DCU and accredited by the European Union. The immigration policies are attractive to non-European students and Ireland is a country whose warm welcome made me feel at home.

Dublin City University

MSc in Translation Technology

I decided to take the Culinary Studies course here as a way to get acquainted with the Irish cuisine and to have the unique opportunity to mingle with people not as a tourist or a visitor, but as a citizen of the world – someone who has a lifetime chance to get to know the people and experience the culture as one of them.

Cork Institute of Technology

Culinary Studies

I received a sports scholarship meaning here I can play soccer for my school, and in the national league. I can also study at one of the greatest schools in the world getting my Master’s degree at the same time, while enjoying one of the most amazing countries in the world.

University College Dublin

Msc in Coaching Science in Sport

The post study working opportunities for international students, and a well laid curriculum, which prepares you for the global job market with right set of skills was a major reason for an international student like me to choose Ireland.

NUI Galway

MSc in Business Analytics

I want this experience of living/studying in Ireland to help me break out of my everyday routines and see how my personality grows as an individual without my close family and friends back in Canada.

Limerick Institute of Technology

B.Sc (Hons) Creative Multimedia

Ireland offers a lengthy history, vibrant culture and stunning landscape and amazing educational opportunities. Study fees are affordable and there are government grant options for overseas students.

ICD Business School

MA Accounting and Finance

I chose Ireland due to its close proximity to my home country, Nigeria, and I really wanted to study in a country I had never been to before as it’s a great opportunity to meet new people. Last but certainly not the least, Ireland was home to a good number of great minds, my personal favourites being Erwin Schrödinger, William Rowan Hamilton, and Robert Boyle.

University College Dublin

BSc Biomedical Engineering

Waterford Institute of Technology

Course: Business, Innovation, Technology, & Entrepreneurship

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Twinsburg, Ohio, USA

Waterford Institute of Technology

Course: Business, Innovation, Technology & Entrepreneurship

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Bom Repouso, MG, Brazil

Waterford Institute of Technology

Course: Electronic Engineering

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Bangalore, India

University of Limerick

Course: Journalism

Level: Study Abroad

Hometown: Santiago, Chile

University of Limerick

Course: Sociology & Political Science

Level: Study Abroad

Hometown: Mannheim, Germany

University of Limerick

Course: International Entrepreneurship Management

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Tucson, Arizona USA

College: University College Dublin

Course: Electronic and Computer Engineering

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Kolkata, India

University College Dublin

Course: Economics & Maths

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: New Delhi, India

Waterford Institute of Technology

Course: Accounting

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia

University College Dublin

Course: Biological and Environmental Science

Level: PhD

Hometown: Budaun, Uttar Pradesh, India

University College Cork

Course: Biotechnology

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Campos dos Goytacazes, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

University College Cork

Course: Applied Linguistics

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Shan’xi China

University College Cork

Course: Computer Science

Level: Study Abroad

Hometown: Houston, Texas, USA

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University College Cork

Course: LLM International Human Rights Law & Public Policy

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown:

Trinity College Dublin

Course: Law

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: New Delhi, India

Trinity College Dublin

Course: Economics (BESS)

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: San Diego, California

Shannon College of Hotel Management

Course: International Hotel Management

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Princeton, New Jersey

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Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

Course: Medicine

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Mississauga, Canada

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Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

Course: Medicine

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Imo State, Nigeria

National University of Ireland Galway

Course: LLM Human Rights

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Victoria, Canada

NUI Galway

Course: Computer Science (Data Analytics)

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Assam, India

NUI Galway

Course: Journalism

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Winthrop, MA, USA

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National College of Ireland

Course:

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown:

National College of Ireland

Course: Management

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Nabarangpur, Orissa, India

Maynooth University

Course: Performance & Musicology

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Selangor, Malaysia

Maynooth University

Course: Electronic Engineering

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Kolkata, India

Mary Immaculate College

Course: Applied Linguistics

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown:Passos, Minas Gerais, Brazil

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Limerick Institute of Technology

Course: Quantity Surveying

Level: Study Abroad

Hometown: Penang, Malaysia

Letterkenny Institute of Technology

Course: Business Management

Level: Degree

Hometown:

Letterkenny Institute of Technology

Course: Accounting

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Pahang, Malaysia

Institute of Technology Carlow

Course: Aircraft Engineering

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Selangor, Malaysia

Institute of Technology Blanchardstown

Course: Business

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Calgary, Alberta

Institute of Technology Tallaght

Course: Energy Systems Engineering

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Kingston, Ontario, Canada

Institute of Technology Sligo

Course: Mechatronics

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Penang, Malaysia

Institute of Technology Sligo

Course: Mechatronics

Level: Undergraduate

Hometown: Penang, Malaysia

Independent Colleges Dublin

Course:

Level: Degree

Hometown:

Griffith College Dublin

Course: Finance & International Studies

Level: Study Abroad

Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky

Griffith College Dublin

Course: Operation Management & Marketing

Level: Study Abroad

Hometown: Warrenton, Virginia

Dublin City University

Course: Computing

Level: Postgraduate

Hometown: Maharashtra, India

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