If you want to understand the meaning of patient-centred care, just come here. There really is person-centred care and great doctor-patient communication, inside and outside the hospitals." 

Dr Abrar Jamal Al Waheed
Graduate of the International Clinical Fellowship Programme in Haematology, Saudi Arabia

You get exposure to a wide variety of cases and opportunities to publish in well-known journals. It is a great experience.”

Dr Yousef Alammari
Graduate of the International Clinical Fellowship Programme in Rheumatology, Saudi Arabia.

I was moving my whole family here and it was made much easier with the help of the College. They linked us up with Castel Education who did an amazing job for literally everything.” 

Dr Dalal Ali
Graduate, International Clinical Fellowship Programme in Endocrinology, Oman

Ireland can be easily accessed by air travel from anywhere in the world and has excellent links throughout Europe. As a small nation, we provide a welcoming and friendly community alongside an extensive global and national network within the healthcare community.

Ireland is considered one of the friendliest and safest countries in the world and Irish culture is known for its welcome and acceptance of people from different backgrounds. Ireland has a strong sense of culture and history, but you will also find a diverse mix of cultures and ethnic groups throughout the country.

The Irish landscape is recognised globally for its beauty and is often known as the “Emerald Isle” due to Ireland’s Ancient East, Hidden Heartlands and the Wild Atlantic Way. The historic beauty of our country has captivated audiences around the world.

We are entrepreneurial as a nation, looking to find new solutions to problems that were once seen as intractable, which is evident in our postgraduate medical training.

Ireland has an international reputation for delivering quality Educational Programmes, especially in the medical field. There are over 35,000 international students from 161 countries studying in Ireland.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Human Development Report Index 2020 found Ireland to have the second highest quality of life in the world, ranking number two of 189 countries.