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Study in Ireland
35 universities, tuition €10k–25k/yr, and 2 yrs Stamp 1G to work after you graduate.
Why study in Ireland
- European tech HQs in Dublin
- Two-year stay-back for master’s graduates
- English-speaking EU country
Cost of studying
| Expense | Per year (approx.) |
|---|---|
| Tuition | €10k–25k/yr |
| Living | €10k–14k/yr |
| Health insurance | varies |
| Visa fee | one-time |
Indicative figures; confirm with each university.
Popular universities
Trinity College DublinUniversity College DublinUniversity of GalwayPopular courses
MS Computer ScienceMBAMSc Data ScienceEngineering ManagementBusiness AnalyticsPublic HealthIntakes & tests
Student visa
Apply after you accept an offer and show funds. Read the visa guide →
Work after study
2 yrs Stamp 1G. Part-time work is allowed during term within the visa limits.
Cost of studying in Ireland
Tuition €10k–25k/yr; living €10k–14k/yr (sample ranges).
Application timeline
Top universities in Ireland
FAQs
How much does it cost to study abroad?
Tuition plus living ranges from ₹15–60 lakh for a master’s depending on country and city; Germany is lowest, the US highest (sample ranges).
When should I start applying?
12–15 months before the intake: tests first, then shortlists, SOPs and applications.
Which test do I need: IELTS or TOEFL?
Most universities accept both; check the course page. Aim for IELTS 6.5 overall for master’s programmes.
Can I work while studying?
Usually up to 20 hours a week in term time; rules differ by country.
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