Study In Ireland
Set yourself on a path of a global career with one of the world’s most dynamic & advanced education systems. Foster your creativity & entrepreneurship in universities that are developing world class graduates to address challenges of today and the future.
Why Study in Ireland?
Home to 9 of 10 global ICT companies, 8 of the 10 global pharmaceutical companies, a global financial services powerhouse and a centre of international banking excellence, Ireland is the European hub to over 1,000 leading multinational corporations across multiple sectors. Potential career opportunities in a host of global giants including Microsoft, Google, PayPal, Apple, Twitter, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Pfizer, GSK and Genzyme make studying in Ireland a very lucrative opportunity. High academic standards of Irish universities are enabling their graduates to make an impact on academia, research and the global business world.
Quick facts
- Europe’s fastest growing economy
- Ranked #10 Globally for High-Quality Scientific Research
- Post Study Work Visa up to 2 Years
- All Universities Globally Ranked among top 5%
- Ranked as the 13th most peaceful place on Earth
- Qualifications quality assured by Quality & Qualifications Ireland, an Irish State Agency
- Among the top 20 education systems worldwide
- Ireland is ranked 11th in the 2018 Global Innovation Index
Cost of Studying in Ireland
| Types of Expenses | Annual Expenses in € | |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fees for one-year (Indicative) | 15000 | |
| Living and Accommodation | 10000 | |
| Airfare to Ireland (Indicative) | 700 | |
| Visa Fees | 195 | |
| Total Expenses | 25895 | |
Cost of Studying in Ireland
| Types of Expenses |
|---|
| Tuition Fees for one-year (Indicative) | 15000 |
| Living and Accommodation | 10000 |
| Airfare to Ireland (Indicative) | 700 |
| Visa Fees | 195 |
| Total Expenses | 25895 |
|---|
Careers & Industry Insights
Ireland has made huge strides in economic development in the last few decades and has improved its living conditions better than most of the countries in the world. Ireland has a highly-advanced ‘knowledge economy’ emphasizing on the sectors of agribusiness, life sciences and financial services & technology. This country ranks first for high-value foreign direct investment (FDI) flows and performs better than most countries measure of well-being such as jobs & earnings, health status, education & skills and work-life balance in the Better Life Index. IT Services, Financial Services, Renewable Energy, Business Services, Medical/Health & Pharmaceutical Industry are the top industries for employment opportunities.
Popular Courses in Ireland
- Computer & Data Science
- Data & Business Analytics
- Investment Banking & Finance
- Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Engineering & Construction
FAQ's
Living expenses will vary depending upon the location of your institution, the type of accommodation you opt for and your personal expenditure. On an average, the expenses may vary between €7,000 and €11,000 per year.
No, International Non EU students can’t study part time in Ireland as they have to complete a minimum of 15 hours scheduled contact time per week to be eligible for a visa to study in Ireland.
Ireland's climate is mild, moist and changeable with abundant rainfall and the best part is there are no extreme temperatures. You may face extreme winters very rarely when the temperatures drop.