University of Limerick
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The University of Limerick (UL) is a public university located in Limerick, Ireland. It was founded in 1972 and is one of the leading universities in Ireland. UL offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs in a variety of fields, including business, engineering, science, computing, humanities, and social sciences. UL is also known for its Cooperative Education Programme, which gives students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience during their studies.
Here are some of the things that prospective students from the United States should know about UL:
- The language of instruction at UL is English.
- The tuition fees for international students are around €15,000 per year.
- UL has a good reputation for its teaching and research. The university has a number of research institutes and centers, and its faculty members publish regularly in international journals.
- UL is located in Limerick, a vibrant and cosmopolitan city in Ireland. Limerick offers a variety of cultural and recreational opportunities, and it is also close to many other major Irish cities.
If you are interested in studying at UL, I encourage you to visit the university’s website for more information.
Student Life
There are 70 different societies related to the field of study, interests, hobbies, politics, causes, stage of life (“mature students"), and culture. The International Students Society plans trips around Ireland in addition to events throughout the year. Additionally, there are more than 60 sports clubs to choose from.
Housing
First-year non-EU students have housing priority. There are 8 residences, mostly single bedrooms apartment style. Accommodation fees range from €6,982 - €11,926 for two trimesters and €10,571 - €12,450 for three trimesters, depending on the type of accommodation.
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Scholarship & Funding
The school offers merit-based scholarship options awarded as tuition waiver-which students can apply for after they are admitted to the program. United States (US) citizens and permanent residents attending UCD are eligible to apply for Federal Student Aid from the US Department of Education. UCD participates in the William D. Ford Direct Loan program. Students may also be able to access private loans and 529 plans, if necessary.
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- Triple Crown
- AMBA
- AACSB
- EQUIS
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