Study in
Ireland
Europe’s tech hub — home to the EMEA offices of Google, Meta and Apple.
At a glance
- Tuition
- €10k – €35k / yr
- Living costs
- €10k – €15k / yr
- Post-study work
- Stamp 1G: 1 – 2 years
- Intakes
- September, January
- Tests
- IELTS / PTE / TOEFL / DET
- Part-time work
- 20 hrs/week in term
Top universities
- Trinity College
- UCD
- University of Galway
- UCC
- DCU
Popular courses
- Data Analytics
- Fintech
- Pharma
- Cloud Computing
Courses in Ireland
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FAQs
Studying in Ireland: your questions answered
Costs, intakes, work rights and exams for Indian students planning to study in Ireland.
Tuition in Ireland is typically €10k – €35k / yr, and living costs are about €10k – €15k / yr. Including visa, insurance and flights, an indicative first-year total for a business course is around ₹33 L. Your actual cost depends on the university, course and city.
Calculate my costs →The main intakes in Ireland are September, January. Applications usually open several months before each intake, so start shortlisting early — especially if you want scholarships.
Check my eligibility →Yes — students in Ireland can typically work 20 hrs/week in term. After graduation, post-study work rights are: Stamp 1G: 1 – 2 years. Rules change, so confirm the latest conditions with your counsellor before you apply.
Most universities in Ireland ask for IELTS / PTE / TOEFL / DET. Some waive English tests for students from English-medium schools. WiZdom Ed offers free mock tests so you can practise before the real exam.
Explore test prep →Popular universities include Trinity College, UCD, University of Galway, UCC, DCU. Courses Indian students often choose in Ireland include Data Analytics, Fintech, Pharma, Cloud Computing.
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