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2026–27 Country Guide

Study in Ireland from India

Ireland is Europe's English-speaking tech hub, home to Google, Meta and Apple's European offices, with one-year master's programs.

Tuition

€10,000 – €25,000 per year

Living costs

Around €10,000 – €12,000 per year

Intakes

September and January

Work rights

20 hrs/week during term; Stay Back visa up to 2 years

Figures are approximate and vary by course and university. Ask us for exact costs.

Where to apply

Top universities in Ireland

  • 01Trinity College Dublin
  • 02University College Dublin
  • 03University College Cork
  • 04University of Galway
  • 05Dublin City University
  • 06University of Limerick

Visa process

Irish Study Visa (Stamp 2): step by step

  1. 1Get your university admission / offer letter
  2. 2Arrange proof of funds and health insurance
  3. 3Fill the Irish Study Visa (Stamp 2) application and book your appointment
  4. 4Submit documents and biometrics (and attend the interview if required)
  5. 5Receive your visa, travel and complete local registration

Funding

Scholarships for Indian students

Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship

Popular funding option for international students in Ireland

University merit scholarships

Partial tuition waivers based on your academic profile

Mission Career scholarship guidance

We shortlist scholarships that match your profile

How Mission Career helps

  • Free profile evaluation and university shortlisting
  • Application and SOP support
  • Visa documentation and mock interviews
  • Scholarship and education loan guidance
  • Pre-departure and accommodation help

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FAQs

Common questions

How much does it cost to study in Ireland?

Tuition is roughly €10,000 – €25,000 per year, plus living costs of around €10,000 – €12,000 per year.

Can I work while studying in Ireland?

20 hrs/week during term; Stay Back visa up to 2 years.

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