Colleges in Ireland

The majority of the Class of 2024 of TU Dublin got hired in the financial sector as per HEA data. Check the breakdown of some sectors in which students were employed in-

• Sales and customer service occupations (16.5%)
• Human health and social work activities (11.3%)
• Human health and social work activities (10.8%)
• Construction (10.8%)
• Industry (9%)

The majority of the Class of 2024 was hired for professional occupational roles. Check the breakdown of some occupations of the TU Dublin graduates as per HEA-

• Professional occupations- 38.5%
• Associate professional and technical occupations- 24%
• Administrative and secretarial occupations- 8.6%
• Sales and customer service occupations- 8.1%
• Sales and customer service occupations- 5.8%

There are several ways to secure placement and internship opportunities at TU Dublin. The Class of 2024 secured jobs through some of the following ways-

• Personal contact- 23.2%
• Recruitment Site- 20.3%
• Already worked there (including internship/placement)- 19.9%
• Social Media/Profession Networking Sites- 9.7%
• Employer Website- 6.2%

Up to 95.5% of TU Dublin graduates get places in Ireland itself (including Northern Ireland) meanwhile the remaining student population gets placed in a foreign country. 96.7% of Business Administration & Law students get placed within Ireland while for Engineering this figure is 90.8%

The TU Dublin alumni studied the following top programs before securing good placements at the uni-

• Business/Commerce, General (8.91%)
• Marketing (8.36%)
• Business Administration and Management, General (8.15%)
• Computer Science (5.68%)
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering (5.2%)

In Ireland, the University of Galway is generally considered a top-tier university, which is tier 1 in Ireland and globally. Below are rankings and ratings for this university -

• It is a highly reputable choice for Indian students and is ranked in the top 2% of universities in the world. 
• Additionally, this university also holds 5 QS stars and it is offering really strong programs in MedTech, Data Science and Engineering.

Take the suburban rail to Pearse Station from the City Centre or the tram to Trinity stop. The pearse station is based just on the east end of the TCD Ireland campus.

The tram would drop you at the front gate. You can also take the bus from Nassau Street or Graffton Street. The campus is based 26-mins from the Dublin airport.

Yes, Indian food is available at TCD Ireland. However, Indian food on-campus is limited. It is usually served during special events by the Indian society on campus. There are many places near the campus that serve quality Indian food. Some popular ones are listed below.

No, Indian students are not guaranteed housing at NCI Ireland. There is very high competition for rooms on-campus. Rooms are usually allotted on a first-come, first-served fashion. To have a good chance of getting a room, students should apply early for the same.

It is also advisable to look for off-campus housing options in Ireland, in case rooms get filled early.

Yes, Indian students who have reached or with the potential to reach a very high level in athletics at the international, national, inter-provincial or inter-country level in Ireland can apply for the NCI Ireland Sports Scholarship.

The scholarship is worth EUR 2,000 (INR 2.14 Lakhs) and can be taken with any other scholarship.

More information about the same can be obtained from one of the Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors, for free.

1 EUR = INR 107.23