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Campus community
Join societies, sports clubs and international student groups from your first week. It is the fastest way to make friends.
Studying in Ireland is more than lectures. You join a close campus community, explore a rich culture and live in some of Europe's most welcoming cities.
Irish campuses are known for close-knit communities, student organisations and a balance of study and social life. From on-campus housing to city apartments, Expert Consultants helps you plan the practical side so you can settle in quickly.
Join societies, sports clubs and international student groups from your first week. It is the fastest way to make friends.
Ireland is known for hospitality. Students consistently describe campuses as friendly and easy to settle into.
Traditional music, literature, sport and festivals sit alongside modern city life in Dublin, Galway and Cork.
On-campus residences, shared houses and purpose-built student accommodation. We brief you on timelines and deposits.
Stamp 2 students can usually work 20 hours a week in term and 40 hours in holidays, subject to visa conditions.
Coastal walks, historic cities and compact distances make it easy to explore without long travel.
ICEF-certified counselling, university shortlisting, applications and Irish student visa support.