Can a South African study in Ireland?

Can a South African study in Ireland?

All South African, Malawian, Botswanan, Lesotho and Swazi passport holders may apply, assuming they can prove that they have completed their Matric and have sufficient funds for their tuition and maintenance.

Is education free in Ireland for international students?

Ireland Universities Fees for International Students Government of Ireland encourages students charge no fees to the nationals of EU. Literally, there are no fees for public universities to the local students and residents of EU for under graduation programs.

Do South Africans need a visa for Ireland?

Ireland also offers international students a friendly, safe and fun student environment and the ability to work part-time while studying. It is easy for South African passport holders to access study opportunities in Ireland – see our dedicated visa section for more information.

Is Ireland a good option for Masters?

Despite its small size, the breadth and expertise of the Irish higher education system makes it an excellent option for postgraduate study in all subject areas. Academic heritage – Ireland is home to Trinity College Dublin, one of Britain and Ireland’s famous ‘Ancient Universities’.

Why study in Ireland for a Masters?

Candidates completing their masters in Ireland will be eligible for Post-Study Work Visa of two years. Apart from this, an Irish Masters degree will also provide an excellent platform for further study at PhD level. Irish qualifications are recognised for excellence worldwide.

How do I apply for a Masters programme in Ireland?

The minimum academic prerequisite for admission to a Masters programme in Ireland will usually be a relevant undergraduate degree with second class honours or better. Universities may also ask applicants to submit a personal statement describing their interest in the course and field as well as outlining their research aims (where appropriate).

Are there any scholarships available for a Masters degree in Ireland?

The Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) offers around 200 postgraduate scholarships for a fully-funded one-year Masters through its Irish Aid Fellowships scheme. These scholarships provide successful applicants with the following benefits:

Where can I study higher education in Ireland?

Higher education in Ireland today follows two broad pathways, with most students opting to study at a university or an institute of technology. As a Masters student in Ireland you will be able to study at either type of institution, depending on the type of course and subject area you are interested in.