Irish Government concluded its flagship education roadshow with soaring numbers in Delhi

~ India’s study abroad enthusiasts turned up in large numbers to engage with 15 leading higher education institutions of Ireland ~

Delhi, February 19: Education in Ireland (the Irish Government’s national education brand overseas) successfully brought to a close its flagship 5-city Education Roadshow with its last stop in the city of Delhi on 19th February. Apart from Delhi, the fairs were conducted in Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, and Pune in the month of February, and in attendance were 15 top Irish higher education institutes under one roof.

As Ireland’s Ambassador to India, Mr. Brendan Ward rightly said, “Irish higher education institutes rank among top 5% globally. They offer world class education with a diverse student body – making it a preferred location for higher studies for international students. Ireland has also achieved a high visa clearance rate for international aspirants. With the two-year stay-back visa option, students can leverage the dynamic plethora of economic opportunities the nation has to offer. The annual Roadshow comes to India with the aim of introducing aspirants about the amazing opportunities Ireland has to offer, and for them to interact with our best higher education institutions.”

The fairs witnessed a large number of study abroad aspirants engaging with faculty and representatives from Irish colleges and universities. They also interacted with Irish government and visa officials, as well as representatives from Gyandhan (for advice on education loans) and University Living for guidance on accommodation options in Ireland. The attendees at the event were therefore able to gain a thorough insight into the education scenario of Ireland, helping them plan their study-abroad journey ahead.

List of Participating institutions

Atlantic Technological University

University of Galway

Dublin Business School

South East Technological University

Dublin City University

Technological University Dublin

Technological University of Shannon Midlands, Midwest

Griffith College

Trinity College Dublin

Maynooth University

University College Cork

Munster Technological University

University College Dublin

National College of Ireland

University of Limerick

Mr. Barry O’Driscoll, Regional Manager, India & South Asia for Education in Ireland said, “We can proudly say that through this roadshow, study abroad aspirants were able to get a fair understanding of the education system of Ireland, and the many opportunities available to them. We are delighted to see the ever-growing number of Indian students pursuing their higher education in Ireland and look forward to welcoming even more in the future. The response from all five cities has been fantastic, and we look forward to welcoming the students we met in India to Ireland for the upcoming academic year.”

Ireland has gained recognition for its educational excellence and buoyant job market in varied sectors like IT, Business, Finance, Big Data, Medical Technology, Engineering, and Digital Marketing. Moreover, its successful visa clearance rates and the two-year stay back visa has helped the island nation become the most sought-after study abroad destination in the recent years.

To know more about Ireland’s Education Roadshow, please visit their website.

About Education in Ireland

Enterprise Ireland, which manages the Education in Ireland national brand under the authority of the Minister for Education and Skills, is responsible for the promotion of Irish Higher Education Institutions overseas.

Ireland’s higher education institutes offer a remarkable 5000+ programs. Covering a diverse range, these courses lead to internationally recognized, quality-assured qualifications. Irish higher education institutions are ranked amongst the best in the world. For international students, there is a huge variety of scholarships, grants, and bursaries to help fund their studies in this beautiful country.

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