Study in Ireland from India

What does it cost to study in Ireland?

Non-EU tuition is €9,850–25,000/yr (undergraduate) and €10,000–35,000/yr (postgraduate taught), with proof of funds required at ~€10,000/yr. Estimated cost of living is ~€1,000/month, with students typically needing €1,000–1,300/month.

How does the student visa for Ireland work?

Students need to accept their offer and pay a tuition deposit, show proof of funds (~€10,000), arrange private medical insurance, complete the Irish student (Study) visa application with documents and biometrics submitted at a VFS centre, and register for an Irish Residence Permit (IRP) after arrival.

What English or language scores do you need?

English is the language of instruction throughout. Bachelor's applicants need IELTS 6.0–6.5 / TOEFL or equivalent, while master's applicants need IELTS 6.5 with no band below 6.0.

Can you work during and after your studies?

The Third Level Graduate Scheme allows students to stay to seek work for 12 months (Level 8) or 24 months (Level 9/10), with a Critical Skills Permit available as a fast-track route for in-demand roles. Students may work 20 hours a week in term time and 40 hours during holidays.

When are the intakes?

• September
• January
• Rolling

What do Indian students usually study there?

• Technology & IT
• Pharma & Biotech
• Business & Finance
• Data Science & AI
• Engineering
• Medicine & Health

Which universities and cities are best known?

Universities

• Trinity College Dublin
• University College Dublin
• University of Galway
• University College Cork
• Dublin City University
• University of Limerick

Cities

• Dublin
• Cork
• Galway
• Limerick
• Waterford
• Kilkenny