University College Cork - [UCC], Cork, Cork - Accommodation

Student accomodation can be found around the city. And also the rental scenario is bit hectic most likely suggest to take a student accomodation or look through UCC student help center/ facebook page for student accomodation cork.

Love ireland in person. I did like the curriculum of the course..I have visited a couple of countries on my own prior to applying for college found ireland quite fascinating and place to explore and learn.

I found accomodation after coming to Ireland.

It was under budget and best of available in Ireland. I got 3000 EUR scholarship and in Ireland you need to get your own placement so university doesn't matter much

Its tough in Ireland or if you can book quite in advance through universities for academic year

Good blend of course structure & UCC is public university with a decent fee when I applied for the course

It?s tough to find an accommodation here in the country and it?s expensive

First of all its one of the best universities in the world with top class faculties and the university has the best research output. Secondly, less investment and just 1 year course with 2 years post study work permit and high chances of sponsorship. Ireland is one of the growing countries in EU with many MNCs European headquarters.

University accommodation is fairly cheap but hard to find. Similarly, you need to make a lot of effort to get houses on rent in the nearby areas.

It is a pleasure to go into different domains to explore and learn something new. Job prospects were good in Ireland related to my course.

College accommodation was expensive and gets booked up very fast so you need to be quick. It cost around 600 Euros. I stayed in private accommodation outside the college, which cost an average of 500 Euros per room. The cost varies depending on the place of stay, and type of room (single, shared, attached bathroom, etc).

I chose the college because the degree is 1yr so I would finish my degree fast. Costs less than in the USA. And I had heard job opportunities were good in Ireland.