Why do they say that studying in Ireland is the most cost effective?

I guess there aren't many Chinese people going there now.

Reasons why it is not advisable to study abroad in Ireland:1. Since 1998, because of the ease of visas, many students have gone there to learn languages and work part-time, which has also caused some unstable effects in this crime-free country. To this end, Ireland** has rectified the study abroad market, and by June 2002, the visa rate for staying in Ireland has dropped significantly, and the visa period has been extended to 2 or even 10 months.

2. Unlike many Western countries that take the absorption of international students as an industry to shorten the study hours and reduce tuition fees to attract international students, there is no such preferential treatment in Ireland, except for the University of Limerick, which can make an exception to directly accept high school graduates, it generally requires IELTS scores or above, and also depends on the results of the college entrance examination, especially mathematics and English scores. In most cases, high school graduates in China have to take a nine-month college preparatory course before they can enroll in a bachelor's degree.

3. College students who go to Ireland to study generally do not advocate transferring credits, because Ireland attaches great importance to the quality of academic qualifications, and believes that it is unfair to other students to get the same degree while studying in the school for a short time. There are two types of master's degrees in Ireland, which are taught and researched according to different career orientations, and a doctorate degree requires three years of full energy to research a topic with a supervisor.

1.The weather in Ireland may disappoint you First and foremost, the most obvious issue is the weather. Since it is a country with an oceanic climate, it rains a lot, and the winters are also very cold.

In addition, due to its geographical location, there will be heavy wind and rain in a few weeks, and such weather conditions are not suitable for everyone. 2.The cost of living in Ireland is high, and you will find that living in Ireland is very expensive.

Renting is a real challenge, and it's not easy to find an affordable home. In addition, the drinks** in the pub are so high that many Irish people choose to drink at home. It is also very expensive to go to the supermarket to buy food, which makes many international students have to cook at home.

3.Cultural differences can be a big problemIf you're from Asia or Africa, you may have some cultural differences in the aftermath. Ireland is known for its unique culture and history, but that means that its people don't understand much about the culture and habits of other countries.

Sometimes you will find that your way of thinking is different from that of the locals, and you may even find it difficult to adapt. 4.Although Ireland has many world-renowned universities, the level of teaching in certain subjects such as business, engineering and computer science is not as good as it could be.

There are relatively few opportunities for practical or experimental aspects, which makes it difficult for students in emerging fields to stay up-to-date with the latest technical knowledge.

InIrelandTuition fees for studying abroad are cheap, and employment is easy.

Ireland is the only English-speaking country in Europe outside of the United Kingdom and one of the most educated countries in the world, with internationally recognised university diplomas.

Ireland has a good educational foundation, a stable social environment and a lively business atmosphere, which is considered by industry insiders to be very suitable for Chinese students to study, work and live.

Ireland has been ranked by the United Nations as one of the most suitable places for human life, and it is easy for international students to integrate into local social life. According to Li Zimu of Qide Education, compared with other English-speaking countries, the cost of living and education in Ireland is low.

The tuition fee plus living expenses for one year is about 150,000 yuan. If a student works part-time, the annual cost will not exceed 100,000 yuan. In addition, Ireland** stipulates that legal working hours are no more than 20 hours per week, and holidays can be increased to 40 hours per week.

Ireland also allows international students with a bachelor's degree or above to look for work in Ireland within one year after graduation, and if they are successful in obtaining an employment opportunity from a local Irish company, they can apply for a formal work visa.

Ireland is one of the most educated countries in the world, Ireland has a long history and a deep cultural heritage, as early as the Middle Ages, it was a leader in Western education. Applying to study in Ireland has become more and more into people's lives and has attracted people's attention. What are the requirements to apply to study in Ireland?

1. Language Preparatory Department

1) Application conditions.

The application conditions for language or preparatory schools in Ireland are that international students have graduated from high school, are between the ages of 18 and 24, can provide proof of a deposit of more than 200,000 RMB, and the language score of students applying for preparatory schools must reach TOEFL 550 or IELTS, and international students applying for language schools do not need to provide language scores.

2) Application materials:

A completed application form in both English and Chinese; 4 2-inch passport photos; Proof of academic qualifications and transcripts.

2. Undergraduate courses

1) Application conditions.

The application requirements for Irish university courses are that international students must have graduated from high school or are university students, aged between 18 and 26, and can provide a language score of TOEFL 600 or IELTS or above and a deposit deposit certificate of more than 30 RMB.

Irish universities also accept applications from tertiary students, the requirement is that the tertiary students have graduated and can meet the language scores required by the school, and if the tertiary students apply for the same course as the original major, then there is also the opportunity to enter the second year of the Irish university course, so that after two years of study, they can obtain an undergraduate diploma.

2) Application materials.

High school transcripts; IELTS transcript; Application form, please contact IESC to obtain; High school diploma. If you are applying for an art major, you will also need to provide reference materials such as previous works as required.

3. Master's programs

1) Application conditions.

The application conditions for master's programs in Ireland are that international students must have a bachelor's degree, the major studied in the undergraduate program can not be the major applied for for the master's program, the language score provided cannot be lower than the IELTS level, and the deposit certificate of more than 200,000 yuan can be provided.

2) Application materials:

When applying, applicants should usually provide the following information or documents (the requirements are original Chinese and English translation):

Completed application** (please contact IESC for request) highest diploma, degree certificate (in Chinese and English, with official seal), if you are a current student, you need to provide your own proof of schooling; Transcripts from the university period (in Chinese and English, with official seal); Curriculum Vitae (English); At least two letters of recommendation from teachers, and one letter of recommendation from employers for in-service employees; Self-statement, including a study plan, work plan, or outlining work experience related to the subject; Details of previous published research** (if available); English language scores IELTS or TOEFLs.