Study in Ireland
An English-speaking EU country with a booming tech, pharma and finance sector.
Overview
Ireland combines high-quality universities with a friendly, English-speaking culture. Dublin hosts the European headquarters of many global technology and pharmaceutical companies, which makes it attractive for students in computing, data, business and life sciences.
Why study in Ireland
- English-speaking member of the European Union
- Strong links between universities and industry
- Post-study stay-back options for eligible graduates
- Safe and welcoming for international students
Costs & living
Your total budget includes tuition fees, accommodation, living costs, health cover and the funds you must show for your visa. These change every year and differ by city and institution, so your counsellor prepares an up-to-date, personal budget with you before you apply.
Student visa
Non-EU students apply for an Irish study visa after accepting an offer and paying a tuition deposit. You will need proof of funds, private medical insurance, academic documents and English test results. We help you prepare a complete, consistent file.