Again, it is one of the best places around the globe to pursue your studies, regardless of your educational and research background.
Course Curriculum :
Most engineering graduate programs are designed (and partially offered) by industry experts. Almost all the faculties have independent research labs where you will have the chance to get hands-on in real-time.
Exams :
Since mine was funded PhD there were no requirements on language examinations but I believe IELTS 6.5 is average score that they expect.
Placement :
It is very much possible that every single graduate would land a great job as most of the courses (at least at the postgraduate level) are designed by Industry experts; therefore, getting a job may not be difficult, at least for engineering graduates.
Fees :
NA as it funded PhD program
Scholarship :
My PhD was funded by Irish Research Council, for which I had to write a project proposal.
Faculty :
As mentioned earlier, students would learn from top academicians who would have a deep understanding and proven expertise in the field.
Campus Life :
There are several clubs to engage students, especially international ones. I was a member of a movie club where once a week or so they ran movies. You have WiFi at every single place on campus, they also have a gym, a swimming pool, a mini restrobar etc. Research facilities are top-notch, as you'd find almost all the advanced machines in the corresponding labs.
Hostel :
To reiterate, one of the major limitations that Indian students would face in Ireland is the lack of accommodation options. For every single room/apartment in and around the city, around 30–50 people will be competing.
