Cheaper and simpler to study in Ireland

By John O'Donoghue and Matthew Sammon2019-09-23T12:51:00

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Why Republic of Ireland universities appeal to UK students

With cheaper tuition fees, a simpler application process and many internationally respected institutions to choose from, studying in the Republic of Ireland is appealing to students from the UK. This article examines the prevalence of students from Northern Ireland moving to the Republic to go to university and delves into what’s involved for prospective students from the UK.

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