Key Points for Immigration and Enrollment in Ireland

Enrollment standards for studying in Ireland: High school students or graduates from our country can apply for preparatory and undergraduate courses in Ireland, with requirements including good high school grades and English proficiency.

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 Immigration Guide to Ireland:

 

Ireland

 

 Enrollment Standards for Studying in Ireland

 

University Admission Requirements in Ireland

 

Preparatory Course: Must be a recent high school graduate, with financial guarantee of 300,000 RMB;

Undergraduate in Ireland: Official admission letter from a domestic university, IELTS 6 or TOEFL 580;

Requirements for Transfer to Bachelor's Degree: Must have a diploma from a college, with financial guarantee of 280,000 RMB. Applications can be made regardless of language scores;

Master's Requirements: Must hold a bachelor's degree, applications can be made for different majors. IELTS 6 or TOEFL 600;

Doctoral Requirements: Must hold a master's degree, IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 600. Scholarships can be applied for.

 

Pathways for Studying in Ireland

 

1. Students can apply directly to their target schools, allowing them to enter the school for study directly, which is the most common pathway for overseas students. It is important for applicants to ensure that their educational background meets the requirements of the target school.

 

2. Students from our country can attend high school in Ireland and participate in the same high school graduation exams, which helps improve their language skills.

 

3. Students can also pursue preparatory studies in China or Ireland, obtaining university admission letters before proceeding to study.

 

Key Points for Applying to Study in Ireland

 

The school year in Ireland runs from September each year to June of the following year, with an education system that includes 8 years of primary school and 6 years of secondary school. Students participate in graduation exams in June, obtaining a "National Graduation Examination Certificate." International students must submit applications to the CAO (Central Admissions Office) by December 15, with each student allowed to fill out 20 preferences, including 10 undergraduate courses and 10 certificate or diploma courses, with an application fee of 36 Irish pounds. Students applying between December 16 and May 1 of the following year must pay an application fee of 54 Irish pounds. If students wish to change their preferences after applying, they must apply by July 1 without additional charges.

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