Ireland

MBA in Ireland curriculum is blend of courses, electives and live projects. The first-year module includes finance, marketing, strategy, and leadership, and specializations and projects in the second. Some universities provide international study trips, leadership workshops, internships, and consulting projects that help students to understand diverse markets, and practical exposure. 

Yes, studying in Ireland is really expensive for Indian students. The cost of getting a UG degree in Ireland ranges from INR (9 to 21) L, and that for getting PG degree ranges from INR (11 to 29) L. This is pretty much higher than most colleges' fees in India. 

International students can choose from a range of top universities in Ireland for Masters courses. Some of the top ranked universities include Trinity College Dublin, National College Dublin, University College Cork, National University of Ireland Galway, and University of Limerick. The rankings of the top Ireland universities for Masters courses are given as follows:

Ireland PR holders can stay for 5 years in the country until further renewal is applied for. However, you can also apply for the Irish citizenship (Stamp 6) after the completion of 5 years on an Irish Long Term Residency Permit (Irish PR).

The application fee for the Ireland PR is €500. It must be paid after you receive an “approved status on your application.”

No, the student visa (Stamp 2) and the post graduate work visa (Stamp 1G) do not count towards the PR. The only acceptable stamps towards a PR for Ireland are the Stamp 1 and Stamp 4.

Some of the best UK medical schools are the University of Cambridge, University of Oxford, and Imperial College London. In the US, Harvard University, Johns Hopkins University, and Stanford University are some of the best. In Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, and Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland are the best. They provide excellent medical education, research opportunities, and international exposure to aspiring doctors and medical practitioners.

Studying at an Irish university can still be a more affordable option than in most other European universities. The cost of studying in Ireland can range from GBP 10,000 to GBP 21,000 based on where you choose to study and which higher education institute you choose.