The academic year runs on a two semester system. The vast majority of international intake happens in the autumn (September).

Irish compliance strictly bars international students from switching courses or institutions during their first year. Afterward, changes are permitted only when moving to a program at the same or higher NFQ level.

Yes! Ireland offers a Third Level Graduate Program that allows graduates to stay for 1-2 years post-study work visa, allowing you to work full-time.

No, Ireland is currently experiencing an acute, highly competitive housing shortage. You should book one as early as possible.

Irish people are famous for being some of the friendliest, most talkative, and welcoming hosts in the world. In daily life, you will constantly hear the word “Craic” (pronounced crack). It simply means fun, entertainment, gossip, or general good times. If someone asks, “What’s the craic?”, they are just saying, “What’s the news?” or “How are things?”.

Yes, it is practically a religion. You will be offered a cup of tea on almost any occasion. Saying “yes” and sitting down for a chat is the fastest way to embrace the local culture.

Yes, Ireland is exceptionally safe. Violent crime rates are very low and there is no culture of gun violence.