How to Study In Ireland From Bangladesh?

Ireland is a safe country to study with its evolved structure and advanced economy. It is home to 9 of the world’s top 10 pharmaceutical companies. Ireland’s academic institutions are well-known for their excellence in various disciplines. For students who are interested in research, Ireland is renowned as an international location for cutting-edge and advanced scientific research. It is filled with a youthful and high-spirited population, with  40% of the people under the age of 25. Ireland offers an extensive range of employment opportunities in over 1000 multi-national companies.

Ireland is home to some best universities which specialise in subjects like Economics, Technology, Natural Sciences and Humanities. You can explore the island country and at the same time study at some renowned universities and colleges.

The universities situated in Ireland rank in the top 3% worldwide. Their research institutions are a few of the best and world's biggest companies that have their fundamental strategic research centres. International students have the opportunity to participate in research programs that bring change. The Irish economy is the fastest-growing economy in the Eurozone and the 6th most competitive world.

 

Studying in Ireland will benefit you in several ways, and you may want to know more about it before deciding to study there. A few reasons that are of relevance are

• Illustrious universities.
• Be a part-timer.
• Stay back with PSW Visa.
• Reduced tuition fees.
• Appealing island life.
• Better job opportunities.
• Affordable transportation.
• Research-oriented curriculum.

The Ireland education system has institutions, colleges, monasteries that date back to 500 AD and have built some of the greatest universities in the world. Ireland ranks  3rd out of 27 EU countries for reading literacy and 4th out of OECD countries. Academic institutions and universities in Ireland guide the world in areas of study like social science, humanities, and natural sciences which is advantageous for students to study in Ireland's education system.

You will receive scholarships of several kinds if you study in Ireland. There are scholarships funded by the government, universities, private organisations etc. The scholarship amount and eligibility can vary depending on the hosting body.

Apart from this government-funded scholarship; there are several other scholarships. You can get a detailed list of scholarships, their eligibility and award value from our Scholarships in Ireland page.

All international students studying in Ireland for more than 12 months will be considered ‘ordinarily resident’. You will need private health insurance covering you from your arrival to your leaving date. You will have to pay around EUR 150 to EUR 180 per year. It is better to arrange it several days before you leave your country.

It is not too difficult to get a student visa in Ireland. You have two types of visas in Ireland: a C Study Visa and a D Study Visa. If your course duration is less than three months, you can opt for the C Study Visa, and if your course duration is more than three months, you can opt for the D Study Visa. The documents you require for a D Study Visa are

• Letter of acceptance from a recognised university.
• Valid passport.
• Proof of fee payment.
• Proof of funds in the home country.
• Health insurance.
• All academic and unacademic documents.

Ireland has recently emerged as one of the most preferred study destinations. The island's beautiful landscape and top-ranked universities make it a good choice. A few student-friendly cities in Ireland are

• Galway 
• Cork 
• Dublin 

AECC Global will help you in everything you need to know about studying in Ireland. You will get information on scholarships, visa guidance, health insurance, tests required etc. Our counsellors will answer all your queries as well.