Hi can you please tell which city in ireland are you talking about??

@@Sophie413-k3i probably talking about Dublin, all the depends on the city but this pretty much applies to major cities like Galway for example

@@marvin_jsd5833 okay thankyou so much 😮

Hlw sir I m coming Jan intake Till then everything will be fine ?

Rent kitna hai, if you have to get apartment in centre of city?

Hii bro....i wanna go to apply university for master in Ireland🇮🇪 is it ok to get visa and i don't know the process properly. Can you please clear my doubts

Hey gloin, so as one of the comments stated that ireland has a problem of renting apartments and houses, is it actually so? And what are the ways to get around this?

@@sankalpgupta353 The sad reality is that we have a housing crisis in Ireland. It was about thirty years in the making, and it will not be solved overnight. At the moment, demand far exceeds supply, whether you are thinking about buying or renting. Homelessness is a massive problem. Rents are simply ridiculous.

@@gloin10 thanks a lot for the information!

Is there scope for civil engineers since there is housing crises

Thankyou so much, means the world to me

Isn't that a problem in every country except USA ? If we take Canada they are reluctant to give LMIA, in UK and germany also same. Only USA i guess is better when it comes to acquiring the jobs easily.

I've been long wondering about this as well, have you got any insights, I'm dying to know

any updates??

Not directly, but once you have the PR

@@murradonrun ok thanks brother

Is tht true?

Same question, any tips you got till now

Does finance professionals come under critical skill area.. I'm planning to do msc finance from Ireland .

@@skavya1636 yes

This comment should be pinned. Most won't scroll down this much and they'll end up believing the video.

Did you join the program? how has been your experience so far. Would be highly grateful if I receive a response.

Hey , did u join UCD ? How is it going?

How is your experience

Hey did you join?

Add italy Too!!!

The Netherlands is very bad do go there 😂

@@Abdullahiibrahim59 really?, Can u elaborate?

​@@mayurcharniya8785different perspective and different views and for me The Netherlands is an awesome place to be though if you plan to immigrate over there then be prepared to forfeit any other citizenship you have, that's quite the major con in there Immigration process.

Sangita looking for same Are u doing it ?

Same. I'm going to step in the area of digital marketing and want to know if Ireland is the best country, if not then which European country would be better. Do you have any idea which one is preferable for us?

Digital marketing is something which has now become a necessity for a lot of companies. Research the job market of the desired country and keep networking. Eventually for International students, it’s the networking that help us find jobs.

Yes, I also got an admission from UCD in Digital Marketing for 23/24. All the best to you as well.👍

Digital marketing is critical skills?

@Darshan Luniya "Is studying architecture in queen's University of Belfast worth it for undergraduate"? Belfast is in Northern Ireland(NI), which is currently part of the UK. Your question is not really relevant to this video... Different jurisdiction, different tax system, different student visa regime. And definitely not as friendly as Ireland.

Hii I'm also seeking for some health care related course in Ireland

​@@shriharanps996i am to

Definitely! As mentioned, IT is the most popular field in Ireland

If MBA then go for netherlands bro they have very good institutions for MBA and provide good scholarships as well if you have a good GMAT score.

@@eurus7509 really ?? Do u think Netherlands will accept Jan intake ?

Hey ,did u get into any university?

Hi I've got admission for Sep '23 intake

@@praveengeorge8413 which uni?

@@paras5941 Trinity

@@paras5941 Hi what about you?

@@praveengeorge8413 Me too going for Msc finance but from DCU

Hii bro

enterprise.gov.ie/en/what-we-do/workplace-and-skills/employment-permits/employment-permit-eligibility/highly-skilled-eligible-occupations-list/

@@murradonrun and I have one more doubt hope you will clarify this too. Can we work over there lifelong with work permit without securing PR

​@@STEVEALLANFany update?

@@raviya_minnu9486 nope

Am in canada

Yess definitely

@@murradonrun thanks bro ☺️

Trinity College has 98 Qs world Ranking and University College Dublin has 178 World QS ranking. If she could secure an offer from any of these institutions blindly go ahead. Other great universities in Ireland are university college cork, university of galway, dublin city university, and Limmerick university. All of these are great for most of the fields. However the job market in Ireland is not vast for all fields so please do take that in mind if she's going to do work post study.

Ok

Hi, you want be able to get a job as a medical scientist in Ireland unless you are licensed with a society that regulates medical scientists working in Irish hospitals. There is not masters in Ireland that grants you this license. You can undergo a conversion course however after which you can work as a medical scientist. But know that the pay is poor for medical scientists and there are no benefits that come with the job (that is, medical insurance, etc.). It's easy to get a job with the life science industry however, but as a medical scientist, its extremely difficult. If you wish to get into the research end of things, a PhD is the minimum required and it is very competitive as there is an abundance of people with PhDs, masters and bachelors in the sciences. If you're looking to do a masters, the masters will be very expensive in Ireland. Most start for non-residents at 23,000 euro. However, the sciences are especially expensive so you're looking at closer to 30,000 euro. For residents, most medical sciences will cost a minimum of 12,000 euro. PhDs pay very poorly on the other hand, you're looking if you get paid 17,000 euro per year. Keep in mind that Ireland is extremely expensive to live in at the moment. In Dublin, renting a very small room will easily start at around 1,000 per month without bills included. Ireland is nice, but not when you look at it financially. We have the highest higher education costs in Europe because universities are no government funded, they find their own ways to earn money and its usually by increasing the number of students coming in and making them pay extremely high amounts of money to go to college. I apologise if this is a bit of a negative answer but it's the truth from someone growing up and going through the Irish education system.

Hii ...i wanna go to apply university for master in Ireland🇮🇪 is it ok to get visa and i don't know the process properly. Can you please clear my doubts