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Entry Requirements Secondary school leaving diploma Good school results Good  English language skills The entry requirements for international students to higher education are determined individually by each institution and are generally based on national examination performance and English language

International fee As an international student you'll enter your course as a full fee paying student. Your tuition fees are based on the number of subjects you study each year, not the course you do! Find out about tuition

Getting to your new home You should arrange accommodation before you arrive in Australia, even it is just for the first few days. Orientation Week Some institutions run an orientation week (also known as ‘O Week’) for new students. You

Internships in Australia Internships are temporary work placements in workplaces and education institutions. Internships can be paid or unpaid depending on the industry and the length of placement, and are a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the

Use the official websites to search for courses and institutions: higher education in Australia Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS)

Part-time study is not usually available for international students, as their student visa requires full-time study (24 credit points per semester).

Your checklist to help you plan your departure get informed about the different Australian institutions of higher education and their entrance requirements (at least 10 months in advance) take the different tests usually required (Toefl test and SAT or ACT

Higher education qualifications The qualifications you can attain at a university or higher education institution are as follows: Associate degree Duration - Two years Short-cycle Degree program that can be a pathway to a Bachelor Degree or prepare you for

Australia offers a diverse range of study options for international students, with more than 1,200 institutions and over 22,000 courses to choose from. All registered higher education providers and their courses are listed on TEQSA’s National Register

Apply to study several months ahead! decide on a course and an institution check entry requirements for course and visa apply for the course receive your letter of offer receive confirmation of enrolment apply for your visa

  Why an intership ? Internship is a good opportunity to gain professional experience in your area.  Interships are mostly non paid positions and are available in Dublin and throughout Ireland. The Internship Program will give you entry to Ireland

Visit the following websites to find your study programme : Education in Ireland CAO HEA HIgher Education Authority Department of education and skills  

Institutions of higher education The higher education system in Ireland consists of the university sector, institutes of technology and private independent colleges.   7 Universities 4 Colleges 14 Institutes of technology 7 Private colleges University sector Universities in Ireland are

Orientation  sessions Induction and Orientation activities often act as the first point of direct contact between you and your institution. Generally orientation sessions are held at the start of the academic year.  You are recommended to attend orientation

Free Fees Initiative Under the Free Fees Initiative your tuition fees will be paid to your university by Ireland’s Higher Education Authority if you satisfy all the following criteria. Full criteria for eligibility can be found on the Student

Minimum cost of living In order to receive a student visa for Australia, you must meet the financial requirements of the Department of Home Affairs: - $20,290 for 12 months! Here is an approximate guide of the costs associated with

  Universities The State-supported universities all award their own degrees and other awards. University students qualify with: Ordinary bachelor degrees (NFQ Level 7) Honours bachelor degrees (NFQ Level 8) Master degrees (NFQ Level 9) Doctoral degrees (NFQ Level 10

Cost of Living Precisely how much you will need will vary depending on where you are studying in Ireland, on the type of accommodation you choose and on your own personal lifestyle.  But, on average, it

Moving to study in Ireland? Find out all you need to know before coming to Ireland: the Irish education system student accomodation living costs health insurance climate life in Ireland   Need a visa? No visa is needed for EU-nationals.  

"There are no strangers here; only friends you haven't yet met."  William Butler Yeats The Irish are known for their kindness and hospitality! Overseas students adapt so easily to the way of life and in particular