Degrees from Irish Universities are recognised internationally so you can be assured your future employer will respect the addition in your experience. What makes Ireland one such place to pursue higher education is that the education, training and the skills that the students acquire out of the programmes have international standards.
Ireland’s educational standards are based on the international standards of excellence. To make it a popular study destination around the world, the Irish government has made significant investments in the country’s academic infrastructure. Furthermore, the country’s higher educational institutions award internationally recognized and quality-assured certifications and qualifications.
Irish universities are in the top 1% of research institutions in the world. Some of the world’s biggest and best companies have key strategic research facilities here and international students can join research programmes that are driving innovation and changing lives worldwide.
If you are an Irish citizen who got your professional qualification in the UK, you now need to get that qualification recognised in Ireland or in any other EU member state where you intend to work. UK nationals must also do this. Qualifications from the UK were automatically recognised in Ireland during the transition period (from 1 February to 31 December 2020). If your qualification was recognised during this time, you don’t have to do anything and can continue to practice in Ireland or the EU.
Ireland is a small country in the European Union, globally known for its academic excellence, friendly people and notable academic institutions. It offers par excellence academic opportunities in diverse fields at low costs. That’s why the country houses more than 18,500 international students. It is probably the best option if you are looking for a peaceful and safe study abroad destination. Ireland also ranks at 12th position in the Global Peace Index 2020.
