In addition to exemplary centers of education that provide excellent to support for international students, Ireland boasts a vibrant nightlife, replete with pubs and dancing and singing. Students from overseas can experience a whole different lifestyle during their stay in Ireland. Several music festivals are held publicly in Ireland, as also seasonal festivals like the winter festival, and more, with community participation, unlike the traditional festivals like Christmas and Easter which are celebrated by families at home. Ireland also offers several sporting activities to students like rugby, golf, water sports, cricket, and football. Furthermore, it has a very low crime rate, and is a safe place for students from other countries. There are quality assurance systems in place to ensure that the high standard of education in Irish educational institutions is maintained always. They have excellent centers of research and innovation, and many top scientific companies have established their offices and even headquarters in Ireland thanks to the industry friendly policies of the Irish Government. It is also a major financial hub, and you can find several top international banks with a major presence in Ireland. All these increase the opportunities for jobs and career growth for students who pursue higher education in Ireland.

• 20 Hours per week (40 Hours during vacation).
• 2 Year stay back

Institutions in Ireland

• Dublin City University
• National University of Ireland, Galway
• Maynooth University
• Trinity College Dublin
• The University of Limerick
• University College Dublin
• University College Cork
• Technological University Dublin

There are 14 institutes of technology located around the country:-

• Athlone Institute of Technology
• Blanchardstown
• Institute of Technology, Carlow
• Cork Institute of Technology
• Dublin
• Dundalk Institute of Technology
• Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology
• Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology
• Letterkenny Institute of Technology
• Limerick Institute of Technology
• Institute of Technology, Sligo
• Tallaght
• Institute of Technology, Tralee
• Waterford Institute of Techn

Admission to colleges in Ireland requires students to have a good score in an English proficiency test like TOEFL or IELTS. You may also be required to have a good score in GMAT, GRE, or other exams depending on the course you apply for. AT GSL, personalized coaching is provided for all these exams you may have to take. This will certainly help you to attain good scores in the tests, and clinch your admission.

The cost of tuition in Ireland may range between 9000 to 25,000 Euros annually for undergraduate courses. You can expect to pay between 11,000 to 25,000 Euros every year for post graduate courses. As always, the tuition fee will also depend to a certain extent on the exact course you enroll in, and the University that you get admitted to. Students may incur an additional expense of 7 to 10