Irish universities are ranked among the world’s best, with a strong reputation for research and innovation
All higher education programs are taught in English
Ireland is the European HQ for tech giants like Google, Apple, Facebook, Pfizer, and Intel—ideal for internships and jobs
A rich cultural heritage, high quality of life, and supportive immigration policies
Location: Dublin
Known For: Humanities, Law, Computer Science
Location: Dublin
Known For: Business, Medicine, Engineering
Location: Galway
Known For: Biomedical Science, Arts
Location: Cork
Known For: Food Science, Medicine
Location: Dublin
Known For: Communications, Engineering
Location: Limerick
Known For: Business, Sport Science, Co-op programs
Location: Maynooth
Known For: Social Sciences, Mathematics
| Intake | Application Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Intake | September | January – May |
| Secondary Intake | January (limited programs) | August – October |
| Note: Applications are sent directly to universities or via the Central Applications Office (CAO) for undergraduate courses. | ||
| Level | Tuition Range |
| Undergraduate | €10,000 – €25,000 |
| Postgraduate | €11,000 – €30,000 |
| MBA/Medicine | €20,000 – €35,000+ |
Tip: Most are merit-based and awarded automatically or via separate applications. Apply early!
Visa, accommodation, and orientation support
CV building, internship assistance, and employer networking
Writing centers, English language help, study skills
Private medical insurance is mandatory for visa, Some universities offer group plans
Student unions, societies, and international clubs
