Living in Ireland

Prime location, quality of life and one of the highest minimum wages in Europe are some of the factors that have highlighted it in recent years.

Location

Being located in Europe, it is possible to take quick trips to other countries on weekends or take more time off to backpack in continental Europe.

Culture

The city is home to a valuable architectural heritage of medieval buildings. Celtic culture, viking and the entire historical process that the green island went through is very much alive in the country.

Hospitality

A friendly people, good-natured and at ease with life. The population of Ireland is very similar to that of Brazil. They are cheerful, speakers and hospitable.

Cork

Ireland's second largest city is the combination of a cosmopolitan center with the charm of a university city. Due to the volume of industries and the great attention of the country's employment market, Cork has excellent local commerce, shopping malls, pubs and cafes. It is an advantageous destination in relation to the cost of living lower than that of the capital, mainly what refers to the rent value, plus more peace of mind and security. Its location favors visiting areas of lush nature and traditional villages in the interior of Ireland.

Dublin

It is one of the oldest cities in Europe, carries ancient traditions, that are visible in your architecture. The city is organized, safe and indoor, despite their more than 2 millons of citizens. Therefore, is recognized as one of the best capitals in Europe to live. It is no wonder that it is one of the most sought after options by exchange students from all over the world. Cultural diversity, and the hospitality of the Irish is a differentiator, that attracts many tourists.

Galway

Known as the “cultural capital of Ireland”, Galway is a small, traditional town on the west coast of the country. The streets are full of artists, that combine traditional Irish customs with vibrant contemporary music amid the bohemian and welcoming atmosphere of its inhabitants. It is interesting to note the respect that locals have with the customs and traditions of the region. It is no wonder that Galway is considered the most Irish city in the country.

Limerick

For those who want to escape the trivial and high demand of Dublin, Limerick is a great choice! Due to its well-closed climate, Limerick boasts the “grayest city in Ireland”. The city center is compact, which facilitates the student's daily life without the need for large displacements. Public transport is very effective, including a 2:30 direct bus to Dublin. It's a great opportunity to live with more traditional Irish people.

courses

General English

General English is sought after by people who have no knowledge of the language or who want to improve their knowledge. In Ireland schools offer courses from basic to advanced. Usually English schools, offer other course options, like “Exam Preparation” which is English for exam preparation like IELTS and Cambridge.

bachelor degree

You can also start your degree in Ireland or continue, being able to apply for credits of materials already made, obviously credits are subject to review and approval by the university and you need to prove your level of English which will depend on the chosen course.

Master's

If you have finished your degree and are looking for a course that complements your studies or a specialization in your area, Upper also helps you in this step. As we mentioned, Ireland has excellent universities and dozens of courses, you will surely find what fits your profile and we help you in this process.

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