Graduated from Ireland with a bachelor s degree and changed majors to study abroad

If you go to graduate school, it is more difficult.

Irish art and design subjects, both undergraduate and graduate, need to have a certain foundation, provide work that you have previously designed, and so on.

In the case of a master's program, an undergraduate degree in an art-related field, or equivalent work experience, is generally required; Provide a clear research direction when applying; To provide the previous ** (can be non-art).

Tuition fees vary from school to school.

The best school in Ireland for art (NCAD) has a tuition fee of 16,500 euros for non-EU students this year.

The minimum cost of living in Dublin is €7,000 a year.

Supplement: There are two types of undergraduate-level degrees from Irish universities, one is a bachelor's degree with honours and the other is a regular bachelor's degree. There is no similar system in China, so it is difficult to compare it with domestic bachelor's degrees.

To put it simply, a bachelor's degree with honours is obtained after four years of study (three years for accounting and international**), and the degree can be used to apply for a master's or doctoral program; A regular bachelor's degree requires three years of study and cannot be used to apply for a postgraduate course, but an additional year of study can lead to an honours bachelor's degree. So an undergraduate in Ireland should count as four years. The total tuition fee is x4 per year.

The annual tuition fee will fluctuate, as for whether you pay according to the first year's tuition fee or the annual fluctuation tuition, it depends on the school's regulations, and each school is different.

Master's programs are mostly one-year. Some part-time courses are two years, but cannot be used to apply for a student visa.

There is no age limit for undergraduate or graduate admission, and all applications are treated fairly.

I haven't read art so I don't know, but I live very close to NCAD, and there is a big consumables stationery store next to the school, so I guess it's at my own expense.

The University's student visa allows you to work up to 20 hours per week during semesters in Ireland and up to 40 hours per week during holidays. The minimum wage per hour is 9 euros 65 euros, and the salary for most part-time jobs is about 10 euros. The term runs from the end of September to the end of May, with three weeks off for Christmas (December to January) and two weeks off for Easter (March or April).

The exact time varies from school to school, but basically.

If you can find a part-time job, you can earn living expenses, but tuition is difficult. In addition, I have to balance my studies and work, and it is easier to find a recent part time job, so it is unlikely that I will be able to work 20 hours during the semester.

Universities in Ireland rarely offer scholarships, only for individual doctoral programs, and the amount of scholarships is limited.

If you want to transfer to this major, you can only study undergraduate, and the cost must be at least 40 600,000 yuan, and IELTS must be tested. There is no age limit, at least for your age. Let's take a look at the Irish Education Service.

I don't know what your specific requirements are, so I can prepare you.

Many students do not understand the content and purpose of specific majors, so they are committed to studying all the departments and majors that they do not like or have a narrow career scope. Ireland (Study Abroad Specialists help you with this.)

Transfer credits means that the credits of the courses taken at the University of Guochong Duansoine are transferred to institutions in Ireland to avoid duplication of the curriculum. Transfer credits benefit two groups of students in the country, one is the junior college graduate and the other is the undergraduate student.

There are several requirements and notes for transfer credits:

1. You must have been in college for at least one year. Of course, the less you learn, the fewer credits you transfer.

2. The number of credits transferred depends on the major you want to study. In Ireland, not all colleges and majors can be transferred, generally speaking, business, computing, hotel management, engineering and other majors have the opportunity to transfer credits.

3. It is very important to provide the courses and grades that have been studied. The school will arrange you to transfer to a class based on the subjects you have studied and your grades.

If you're planning to study abroad in Ireland, it's a good idea to consider what your career options will be after graduation. Many students want to improve their future career prospects, and want to know their job options in Ireland after graduation? Please see what I have to say in this article.

Have you recently completed your undergraduate studies in Ireland? Or are you considering going to a university in Ireland for your undergraduate? As part of the Third Level Graduate Scheme, Ireland** allows international students to extend their residence permit for up to 6 months to secure employment.

If you qualify for this program, you will receive a non-renewable extension on top of your existing student license for six months from the day they receive your test results. This program allows you to study abroad in Ireland to find a job and obtain a green card or work permit. As a master's student, be eligible to seek a job in Ireland within 24 months of applying for a work permit.

When you attend university in Ireland, you are eligible to work 20 hours per week during term terms and 40 hours per week during holidays.

It is possible to stay and work in Ireland after graduation, but there are some restrictions. If you are a graduate from outside the European Economic Area, you can apply for a study visa extension of up to 6 months after you have your test results. You have to apply for this with the Garda National Migration Service.

During the six-month period without an employment permit, you will be allowed to work 40 hours per week.

After this, you will only be able to look for jobs in specific areas where there is a skills shortage. This may include information technology, healthcare, and financial services, to name a few. To stay in Ireland for a long time, you will need to obtain a green card Critical Skills Employment Permit or Work Permit.

What is an Irish Green Card?

The Green Card Critical Skills Employment Pass allows you to work in Ireland with a designated employer in an occupation in which there is a shortage of skills in this letter country. It has an initial term of two years, after which it can usually be extended indefinitely. Your job needs to meet the following criteria:

The annual salary for this job is more than 60,000 euros.

This is a limited occupation with an annual salary of more than 30,000 euros and a minimum of two years of experience.

The source of the machine must be from an official company registered in Ireland. This permit allows you to apply for immediate family reunification, and time spent under this permit counts as permanent residence. The Labour Market Assessment Test (LMT) is not required before applying for a permit.

Either the employer or the employee can apply for a permit. Employees must possess the required relevant qualifications, skills, or experience.

What is Ireland Work Permit?

Another way to get employment is through the work permit system, but this is generally difficult to obtain because it needs to withstand labor market tests. This means that your prospective employer must comply with the rules of the job advertisement and confirm that no Irish national can fill the vacancy. You can find detailed information on the Employment, Corporate Search and Innovation departments.

The position requires an annual salary of at least €30,000 or in certain specific cases, such as some occupations in the public interest, which can be less than €30,000 per annum.