13/03/2012
Students Head To ROI For Uni
The number of UK students applying to study in the Republic of Ireland is steadily rising, so says new research.
According to the Republic of Ireland's universities admissions body, the CAO, figures reveal a 27% increase in UK applicants to Irish universities.
This news comes as students face major increases in tuition fees. In England and Wales students are now expected to pay up to £9,000 in fees per year. Meanwhile in Northern Ireland student fees are about £3,000 per year.
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According to the Republic of Ireland's universities admissions body, the CAO, figures reveal a 27% increase in UK applicants to Irish universities.
This news comes as students face major increases in tuition fees. In England and Wales students are now expected to pay up to £9,000 in fees per year. Meanwhile in Northern Ireland student fees are about £3,000 per year.
(LB)
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