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Study in Ireland
Key Details
Student Satisfaction
Rate of 91.9%
Graduate Employability
Rate of 87%
Global Ranking
Ranked 9th
Teaching Quality
Ranked 20th
Student Satisfaction
Rate of 91.9%
Graduate Employability
Rate of 87%
Global Ranking
Ranked 9th
Teaching Quality
Ranked 20th
Top Universities
Ireland is home to many well-ranked and renowned universities in the world.
Find your university
Whether you're seeking a dream university or a prestigious institution, our search tool allows you to search and filter hundreds of universities. Begin your journey today and find the perfect university.
Fees
Tuition fees depend on the course, duration and other factors. Universities update their tuition fees each year.
Field
Fees/year
Biology
18500£ - 26900£
Computer Sciences
18000£ - 24000£
Law
17500£ - 19000£
Business
17300£ - 18600£
Mechanical Engineering
22000£ - 24000£
Cost breakdown per month
Food
Restaurant
60£
Grocery
104£
Transportation
Bus
106£
Entertainment
Cinema & Fitness
93£
Requirements
Most universities take into consideration the academic and linguistic qualifications of students to assess their ability to do well in college. However, these requirements might change depending on the program and the student’s profile. Other requirements might be requested like a CV, portfolio, Work experience and others.
Academic
Academic requirements differ from one course to another. It depends on the country where your degree was obtained. For precise and up-to-date requirements, please contact us, please contact us.
English
The language requirement depends on the exams the university accepts. The duration of the program can play a role too.
Courses
There are plenty of courses to choose from in Ireland. A wide range of subjects is taught in most universities.
Popular Courses
However, some courses are more popular and in more demand than others.
Business Analytics
Business Analyst Financial Analyst
Pharmacy
Pharmacist Pharmaceutical Representative
Data Analytics
Data Architect Analyst
Accounting and Finance
Accountant Tax Advisor
Find your course
If you have a dream course you want to pursue, use our search tool to browse thousands of courses to find your best match.
Visa & travel
You must have a student visa to study in Ireland. Your program of study and the type of institution you plan to attend will determine the type of visa you will need.
How do we help you?
Our services don’t stop at academic orientation and university application. We help our students with all their administrative and travel procedures including:
- Documents preparation
- Visa application
- Travel arrangements
Frequently asked questions
What destinations are available for international studies?
We offer several universities and schools in the following English-speaking countries: the UK, USA, Ireland, the Netherlands, Australia, and New Zealand.
Is the English language test mandatory for university admission?
The language test is a requirement, as we use it to determine your level of English. It is, however, possible to secure university admission before taking the test.
Who are your partner universities?
We partner with more than 400 world-renowned universities such as Lancaster University, the University of Sydney, the University of Strathclyde, and several more.
What kind of courses do your universities and colleges offer abroad?
We offer several academic programs abroad (High School, Bachelor's, Master's, and Ph.D.) in the UK, USA, Ireland, Netherlands, Australia, and New Zealand. Fees vary depending on the type, duration of the program, and the chosen institution.
Is university admission guaranteed?
Our academic consultants will help you choose the university that best matches both your goals and academic profile. Our consultant will assist you throughout the application process and help you meet all conditions of your offer letter maximizing your chances of getting a successful university admission.
Do I get a work permit after I graduate?
Depending on the destination you choose, you may be able to obtain a work visa for up to 3 years. You will also be allowed to work during the academic year.
