Why Study in Scotland

With a world-famous reputation for education, research and facilities, Scotland is home to 19 Higher Education Institutions

Offering some of the most affordable living costs in the UK, there’s also the benefit of excellent employment prospects once graduating from a Scottish institution, due to the strong working partnerships with industry

You’ll be surrounded by Scotland’s unique and diverse culture and identity, all of which enriches the student experience, making it an ideal place to study and live

Along with its rich history, incredible landmarks and castles a plenty, Scotland is also known for its abundance of wildlife, stunning scenery and dramatic landscapes

There are the most breathtaking mountains, picturesque lochs, rolling countryside, vibrant cities and beautiful beaches along its 10,000 miles of coastline

Excellent transport links mean easy and accessible travel to and from Ireland, and once you’re here there’s plenty to explore, including its 2 National Parks, 12 National Tourist Routes and the world-famous North Coast 500 road trip!

Socially, there’s something for everyone Scotland is a natural playground for outdoor pursuits on land, water and in the air! It is also home to over 350 festivals, highland games, ceilidhs and sporting events You’ll find large student populations in the cities, making them lively and fun with a great nightlife scene

Its also not as cold as you may think! The climate is very similar to Ireland Yes, snow is more common in the winter months but that provides the perfect opportunity to take advantage of one of Scotland’s five ski resorts and then in the summer months, the longer summer days make it ideal for walks along the stunning beaches or taking a stroll in the enticing highlands or lowlands

A warm and friendly welcome awaits