Application depends on whether you are applying as an Undergraduate, a Postgraduate or wish to study at the Centre for Mission and ministry. Please see the online portal details and the step-by-step process. https://sppu.ie/how-to-apply/s...

Please see the following information: https://sppu.ie/international/...

All Information on Visa and Immigration can be found at https://sppu.ie/international/...

Yes — you can work in Ireland on a student visa, but there are limits. Most international students enrolled in full-time courses receive Stamp 2 permission. See https://www.irishimmigration.i...

During the academic year, you can work up to 20 hours per week and during holiday periods (June, July, August, and September), you can work up to 40 hours per week. To be allowed to work, you must

· be enrolled in a full-time course listed on the government’s Interim List of Eligible Programmes (ILEP).

· the course must be at least Level 7 on the NFQ (National Framework of Qualifications).

· you must have a valid IRP (Irish Residence Permit) card

· you will need a PPS number to work legally and pay tax

Finally, you cannot be self-employed, and you must remain primarily a full-time student. Working more than allowed hours can affect future visa applications

If you complete a recognized degree, you may qualify for the Third Level Graduate Scheme, which allows:

· 1 year stay (Level 8 degree)

· Up to 2 years stay (Level 9 or above)

There is accommodation available on campus, which can be applied for as part of the application. There is also an Accommodation Office which operates a platform for students to find a variety of accommodation off campus… https://www.maynoothuniversity...

There is a regular bus service from Dublin Airport to the University. Maynooth is 26 km from Dublin City Centre. There is a regular and reliable bus and train service to and from Maynooth.

There is a full suite of services available to students which are shared with Maynooth University and to be found at https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/student-services, which include: Counselling and Pastoral Care; Student Health, Wellbeing and Support; Budgeting Advice; The Academic Advisory Office also offers assistance with Academic Skills and continuing language support to be found at… https://www.maynoothuniversity...

The University has a wide variety of clubs and societies to suit the varying interests of incoming students, details of which can be found at: https://mulife.ie/

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There is an orientation week prior to the beginning of the academic year which encompasses all the information that students will require. Coupled with this, both administrative and academic staff are always at hand and willing to engage with students and their questions.