Study in Ireland

Explore world-class universities and a vibrant global future

What Makes Ireland a Special Place to Study In?

First-Class Education

7 Irish universities feature in global rankings, with Trinity College Dublin in the QS Top 100.

International Research Centre

Ireland secures EU research grants and heavily invests in science, technology, and innovation.

Career Prospects

Global tech giants like Google, Facebook, and Apple offer strong job opportunities after graduation.

English-Speaking & Student-Friendly

No language barrier for Indian students. Irish people are known for their warmth and friendliness.

Affordable European Entry

Tuition fees and living costs in Ireland are relatively lower than in the UK or the US.

Stay Back Options

Master’s students can stay up to 2 years after graduation under the Third Level Graduate Scheme.

Vibrant Culture

From literature to arts and history, cities like Dublin, Cork, Galway, and Limerick offer rich cultural experiences.

Top Courses for 2025 Intakes

Data Science, AI & Analytics

Computer Science & Cybersecurity

Business & Management

Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals

Engineering (Mech, Civil, Software)

Renewable Energy & Env. Science

Digital Marketing & Media

Hospitality & Tourism

Intakes & Average Annual Tuition Fees
ProgramTuition (€)
Undergraduate€10,000 – €29,000
Postgraduate€9,500 – €34,500
Doctorate€9,500 – €34,500

🎯 September Intake: Apply Feb–July
🎯 January Intake: Apply Sep–Oct

Accommodation Costs

🏠 Dublin

€1,200 – €2,200/month
(Single-bedroom apartment)

🏙️ Other Cities

€900 – €1,500/month
(Galway, Cork, Limerick)

👫 Shared Accommodation

€500 – €900/month
Per person

Health & Support Services

International students must have valid medical insurance. Popular providers include:

  • 🩺 Irish Life Health
  • 🩺 VHI Healthcare
  • 🩺 GloHealth Insurance
  • 🩺 Student Insure

Leading Irish Universities (QS Rankings 2025)

Rank-87
Trinity College Dublin
Rank-126
University College Dublin
Rank-273
University College Cork
Rank-273
University College Galway
Rank-421
Dublin City University (DCU)
Rank-421
University of Limerick
Rank-801–850
Maynooth Universityk
Rank-851–900
Technological University Dublin (TUD)

Employment Prospects in Ireland (2025)

Ireland’s robust economy opens numerous career opportunities for international graduates across growing industries.

💻 Tech

Google, Apple, Facebook — high demand for AI, Cybersecurity, Software Engineers

💊 Pharmaceuticals

Roles in biotech, regulatory, QC, manufacturing

💼 Finance

Jobs in fintech, banking, and accounting in Dublin's financial district

🛠️ Engineering

Opportunities in civil, electrical, and green construction

🌱 Sustainability

Green jobs in renewable energy and environmental science

🏥 Healthcare

Roles in nursing, research, and public health

📦 Business

Management, marketing, HR, logistics

✈️ Tourism

Event management, hospitality, and customer service

📘 Note: Ireland allows post-study work up to 24 months via the Third Level Graduate Scheme.

Frequently Asked Questions

Student FAQ

Yes. Most universities can accept up to 5 backlogs. Some can accept more if you have a strong SOP and IELTS grade.

Usually, it is 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0. Some course-based universities may allow a score of 6.0.

• Government of Ireland Scholarships
• Merit-based awards given by the university
• Partner scholarships given by Education in Ireland

Yes, from 20 hours/week during term time and 40 hours/week during holidays.

PhD candidates and some postgraduate students may be eligible to do this. Spouse applications will have to be made separately.