Ireland Admissions Day February 2020

Ireland has one of the largest student participations in the world, and a rich history of providing quality education. The country is known for the quality of education provided at universities and colleges, which has attributed to the growth of the economy. A large percentage of the student population is international, which allows students to have a global framework. To study in Ireland means to receive ample course choices that are recognized internationally. With part time job opportunities, along with stay back options, Ireland is an emerging education destination.rnThe country hosts 7 colleges of education, 7 universities, 14 Institutes of Technology and 15 private higher education institutions. There also exists third-level private institutions that offer specialised courses in certain areas of study. We look to make your study in Ireland dreams come true and have thus organised the Ireland Admissions Day. Schedulern21st February, Friday: Delhi (12 – 4 pm)rn24th February, Monday: Kolkata (11 – 3 pm)rn25th February, Tuesday: Mumbai (12 – 4 pm)rn27th February, Thursday: Pune (12 – 4 pm)rn28th February, Friday: Chennai (12 – 4 pm)rn2nd March, Monday: Bangalore (11 – 3 pm)rn3rd March, Tuesday: Trivandrum (11 – 2 pm) rnParticipating UniversitiesrnIf you’re wondering what to expect at the Ireland Admissions Day, be prepared to meet some and apply to all Irish universities. These include the likes of Dublin City University, National University of Ireland: Galway, Maynooth University, Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, University of Limerick, University College Cork, Dundalk Institute of Technology (DKIT), Letterkenny Institute of Technology, Waterford Institute of Technology, Dublin Business School and many more. Why attend the Ireland Admissions Day? Meet internationally renowned university delegatesrn rnChances of availing On-The-Spot Offersrn rnInteraction with university delegates will help you solve any doubts that you have in regards to education in Irelandrn rnComplete applications will receive scholarships and application fee waiverrn rnIf you have a strong academic record, your application will receive scholarshipsrn rnAll your queries related to courses and scholarships will be solvedrn rnThe Ireland Admissions Day will solve all your doubts regarding visas and loans Why study in Ireland?rn2 Years of Post Study Work Permitrn rnEasy Conversion from Post Study Work Permit to Green Card to PRrn rnLow Study and Living Costsrn rnUpto 100% Scholarshipsrn rnEnglish Speaking Countryrn rnSave upto Rs 20000/- on Application Feern rnWork Part Time On or Off Campus The duration of stay back students receive is largely dependent upon their level of study. Ordinary undergraduate and Honours undergraduates get 6 months and 12 months of stay back respectively. Similarly students who have attained a Master’s degree or a postgraduate diploma or a Doctoral Degree get two years of stay back. Full time course of a year that leads to qualifications acknowledged by the Minister for Education and Science, permits pupils to undertake casual employment of 20 hours per week during the course and full time during course breaks. A modern economy, students can expect to earn €8-9 per hour. Industries such as those of software development, pharmacy, mining, telecom, tourism and hospitality are thriving in the country. Tips to study in Ireland rnIf pupils are applying for self catering accommodation they should attempt to arrive 2-3 weeks prior to secure a place.rnBeing one of the friendliest countries, it has a large young population, thus socializing will be the key to success in Ireland. The locals enjoy conversing in slang and have a quirky sense of humor hence it is important that students take jokes in their stride. Thus by attending the Ireland Admissions Day you have a chance to be a participant of this growing country. Student Testimonials Edwise has been really helpful and supportive through out the whole process.rnName: Roshni NathrnCountry: IrelandrnUniversity: University College Dublin Edwise helped me with the process and kept me updated with the procedure.rnName: C RajeshrnCountry: IrelandrnUniversity: University College Cork It was a great experience with Edwise, the staff helped me in every possible way to get admitted into the university of my choice.rnName: J Chetan KumarrnCountry: IrelandrnUniversity: Dublin Business School