Study in Ireland

Why Study in Ireland?

Top Irish universities: Trinity College Dublin
Only English-speaking country in EU
Ireland industries: IT, Pharma, Finance & Healthcare
Work 20 hours/week while studying
Irish degrees recognized worldwide
One-year master’s programs in Ireland
Study in Ireland: World-class education

Scholarships in Ireland

Fulbright Scholarships Ireland
Government of Ireland education consultants is International Education Scholarships Programmed sponsored by the Higher Education Authority (HEA)
Scholarships by the Irish Research Council for Humanities and Social Sciences (IRCHSS)
About 60 students get this scholarship which pays them 10,000 Euros per year. These scholarships make life extremely easy for Indians students in Ireland.

Cost of Education in Ireland

Cost of living is also lower compared to the UK and Australia.
Cost of living – 10200 to 12000 Euros/year
Tuition fee range – 9000 Euros to 35,000 Euros

Average Salary in Ireland for
International Students

Bachelor’s Degree
Bachelor’s Degree	€29,000 – €35,000 Average Salary Per Year
Master’s Degree
Master’s Degree	€40,000 – €43,000 Average Salary Per Year

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Popular Courses

Data Analytics

Fees:

€14,000 – €25,000 per year

Benefits

Very high demand across IT, banking & healthcare
Strong job market with global MNCs
High starting salaries (€45,000+)
STEM + extended work opportunities
Excellent PR & long-term settlement scope

Computer Science

Fees:

€15,000 – €28,000 per year

Benefits

Strong tech hub with Google, Meta, Amazon, Apple
High employability after graduation
High salary packages (€50,000+)
Global IT exposure
Excellent PR pathway with experience

Pharmaceutical Sciences

Fees:

€18,000 – €30,000 per year

Benefits

Ireland is Europe’s pharma capital
Jobs at Pfizer, Novartis, Johnson & Johnson
Very strong PR-linked sector
High job security
Excellent salary growth

MBA

Fees:

€20,000 – €40,000 total

Benefits

Leadership & management career growth
Strong corporate networking
Fast-track to managerial roles
High return on investment
Global business exposure

Artificial Intelligence

Fees:

€16,000 – €28,000 per year

Benefits

One of the fastest-growing tech careers
High demand in IT, robotics & automation
High salary potential (€55,000+)
STEM work permission advantage
Excellent research & innovation ecosystem

Cyber Security

Fees:

€15,000 – €28,000 per year

Benefits

Rapidly growing digital security sector
High demand in banking, IT & government
Strong job security
High salary packages (€50,000+)
Excellent PR scope

Finance

Fees:

€15,000 – €28,000 per year

Benefits

Strong financial services sector in Dublin
Careers in banking, audit, fintech & investment
Global corporate exposure
Good PR scope with experience
Stable long-term career growth

Biotechnology

Fees:

€18,000 – €30,000 per year

Benefits

High demand in biotech & pharma industries
Research-oriented career growth
Strong PR-linked occupation
Jobs in R&D, clinical trials & manufacturing
Excellent government & industry funding

Engineering

Fees:

€16,000 – €30,000 per year

Benefits

High demand in mechanical, electrical, civil & IT
Global recognition of Irish engineering degrees
Strong industry placements
High salary potential (€50,000+)
Excellent PR opportunities

Digital Marketing

Fees:

€14,000 – €26,000 per year

Benefits

Europe’s digital marketing hub (Google, Meta HQ)
High demand across all industries
Freelance + corporate job options
Strong salary growth with experience
Global digital career mobility

Faq's

Frequently Asked Questions

Why study in Ireland?

● Ireland offers world‑class education, with top universities and globally recognized degrees.
● Courses are taught in English (Ireland is the only English‑speaking country in the EU), and the country has strong industries in IT, biotech, pharmaceuticals, aviation, finance and healthcare — offering good career prospects.

What are the tuition and living costs in Ireland?

● Tuition fees range from about €9,000 to €35,000 per year depending on the university and course.
● Living expenses are estimated at roughly €10,200 to €12,000 annually, which is lower compared to many other popular study‑abroad destinations.

Can international students work while studying in Ireland?

Yes — students are allowed to work part‑time, up to 20 hours per week during their studies.

Are there scholarships available for international students in Ireland?

Yes — the Government of Ireland offers a scholarship worth €10,000.

What are the advantages of choosing Ireland for master’s programs?

Ireland offers globally recognized master’s programs, strong career opportunities with top companies, and a post-study stay-back option of 12 to 24 months for graduates.