Thousands of students from India have made Ireland their study abroad destination last year. Many of these Indian students opted for courses in business, IT, engineering and cybersecurity. The country has also seen a boost in demand for data analytics and cloud computing. In addition, Ireland has become an increasingly popular place for students looking to pursue offbeat and niche courses.
Ireland’s education fairs have been organising events in five cities in India: Chennai, Delhi, Bangalore, Pune and Mumbai. At these events, students can meet the admissions team, receive visa advice and learn about the courses and programmes offered by leading Irish universities. They can also obtain information about the application process and scholarship opportunities.
Education Fairs are a free event and provide a platform for students to get in touch with universities and get their queries answered. Students can also find out about the admissions process, the cultural aspect of the country, and work and travel opportunities in Ireland. There are also scholarships available for international students.
Ireland’s leading higher education institutions will be attending the event to answer your questions. These include Dublin City University, Trinity College Dublin, Queen’s University Belfast, Dublin Institute of Technology, Galway School of Business, UCC, University College Cork, College of the Arts Dublin and the National University of Ireland.
During the Education in Ireland education fair in Mumbai, prospective students will be able to get information about courses, lifestyle, work and travel opportunities in Ireland. Expert teams from Ireland’s leading higher education institutions will also be present to answer any questions.