Ireland as a Great Destination for High Value Education

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 24, 2011 --

New Delhi, India, Nov 24, 2011: Ireland is a country steeped in custom and the past with a long well-known reputation for its education excellence. Ireland is almost a magical land of rich greenery, vibrant Celtic music and traditions, heavy rainfall, cozy pubs and maybe even the occasional sprite. And while the Republic of Ireland may be all of those things, it is also a modern nation with an excellent higher education system, the second highest per capita GDP in the EU and a host of opportunities for international students. In 2005, The Economist even rated it the top country in which to live.

Why Study in Ireland? 5 Top Reasons

1. Ireland is a multicultural country; around about 10 per cent of the population.

2. The cost of living is declining rapidly, in particular with regard to accommodation..

3. Internationally recognized for being safe and friendly.

4. Huge emphasis on education.

5. Technologically oriented economy.

Students from all over the world come to study in Ireland. Students have a very comfortable and enjoyable time at Ireland universities/colleges, and get much satisfaction from their social and cultural activities as from their studies. Ireland is an English-speaking country with close cultural, economic and educational links with the English-speaking world, especially with the UK - our next door neighbour - and with the USA.

Education has been a key factor in making Ireland one of the fastest growing economies in the world over the past decade. Irish universities offer program right from the Certificate level to the Doctoral level, and in almost all fields of study. Engineering and Technology are two areas which are quite popular among international students. One surprising fact is that Ireland is touted to be the largest exporter of IT software, worldwide. There are four universities, Trinity College (University of Dublin), The National University of Ireland (NUI), the University of Limerick and Dublin City University. These fine institutions educate more than 100,000 students per year. Ireland also has twelve institutes of technology, the largest being the Dublin Institute of Technology.

At the Bachelor's level, the average cost of engineering education is between €10,000-15,000 per year. Business education costs between €7,000-15,000 per year. Master's level cost between €10,000-15,000 per year.

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