Vani Jha
Education in Ireland is going to organize a flagship roadshow across five major cities in India, providing an excellent opportunity for students and parents to learn about the large number of academic programmes provided by Irish HEIs. As many as 17 premium Ireland universities and colleges will be taking part in the ‘Roadshow in India’ scheduled to be held from September 28 to October 6 in Delhi, Pune, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bengaluru.
“Join Education in Ireland’s flagship roadshow from September 28 to October 6, 2024, across five major Indian cities. Meet representatives from 17 leading Irish universities and learn about undergraduate and postgraduate programs, visa processes, and career opportunities in Ireland.”
Study in Ireland
The education fair will be conducted in Delhi on September 28, Pune on September 29, Mumbai on October 1, Chennai on October 5, and Bengaluru on October 6. The roadshow will be held in five cities: Delhi – September 28, Pune – September 29, Mumbai – October 1, Chennai – October 5, and Bengaluru – October 6. “As an international leader in the fields of technology, pharmaceuticals, and finance, the country offers unique opportunities to study at an advanced degree level and excels in emerging fields such as robotics and aviation by offering courses tailored to the needs of industry with a view to successful employment,” it said.
The fairs form part of the Education in Ireland national campaign #StudyEmeraldIsle. “The core focus of this campaign is to afford students and parents with an unparalleled opportunity to meet representatives and academics from 17 leading Irish institutions and receive detailed information on courses as well as post-study work opportunities,” the official statement read. Further, the Irish Visa Office will also be hosting seminars on the study visa application process in all five cities.
Barry O’Driscoll, regional manager, India and South Asia, Education in Ireland added: “Ireland’s new international education strategy, Global Citizens 2030, seeks to position Ireland as a top destination for international talent and as a thought leader in the field of education, research, innovation and science.
“These education fairs present the opportunity for Indian students to learn about undergraduate and postgraduate programmes offered by Irish higher education institutions. The fairs provide an opportunity for interested students to personally speak to representatives from 17 of Ireland’s HEIs. These participating institutes are committed to responding to all queries of the applicants on admission eligibility, course content and career prospects after study completion,” added Barry O’Driscoll.
List of participating Irish Universities
A total of 17 Irish universities and colleges will participate in the study abroad roadshow in India.
- University of Galway
- Trinity College Dublin
- University College Dublin
- University of Limerick
- Maynooth University
- RCSI: University of Medicine and Health Sciences
- Griffith College
- Technological University Dublin
- University College Cork
- Munster Technological University
- Dublin Business School
- National College of Ireland
- South-East Technological University
- Dublin City University
- Dundalk Institute of Technology
- Technological University of the Shannon
- Atlantic Technological University
Conclusion
The Education in Ireland flagship roadshow will be a one-of-its-kind engagement and a great opportunity for Indian students and their parents to understand the academic and career opportunities available in Ireland. To be attended by 17 Irish prestigious universities and colleges, it will facilitate face-to-face interactions on an array of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including information on the Irish visa process. This roadshow marks one of the major steps toward the realisation of a dream to study in a country recognized by one and all for its excellence in education, innovation, and industry-aligned courses. A chance to interact with the representatives of top Irish institutions: a stepping stone toward a bright academic future in Ireland.