Why Study in Ireland?
Europe’s tech hub with friendly post‑study pathways, research‑led universities, and industry ties with global companies in Dublin, Cork, Galway & Limerick.
Top Universities to Study in Ireland
Trinity College Dublin (TCD)
Dublin
6.5–7.0 English requirement (varies by program; many accept TOEFL/Duolingo/PTE)
QS Top 100 Ranking
University College Dublin (UCD)
Dublin
6.5–7.0 English requirement (varies by program; many accept TOEFL/Duolingo/PTE)
QS Top 200 Ranking
University College Cork (UCC)
Cork
6.5 English requirement (varies by program; many accept TOEFL/Duolingo/PTE)
QS Top 500 Ranking
University of Galway
Galway
6.5 English requirement (varies by program; many accept TOEFL/Duolingo/PTE)
QS Top 300 Ranking
Dublin City University (DCU)
Dublin
6.5 English requirement (varies by program; many accept TOEFL/Duolingo/PTE)
QS Top 500 Ranking
University of Limerick (UL)
Limerick
6.5 English requirement (varies by program; many accept TOEFL/Duolingo/PTE)
QS Top 600 Ranking
Admission Requirements for Studying in Ireland
Requirements vary by university and course; Ireland offers extensive English‑taught options across fields.
Scholarships to Study in Ireland
Government, university, and EU funding options are available for international students:
Part‑time Work & Post‑Study Options in Ireland
Rules can change; confirm latest guidance on stamps and permits.
During Studies (Stamp 2)
Typically up to 20 hours/week in term and up to 40 hours/week during scheduled holidays; internships depend on course rules.
After Graduation (Stamp 1G)
Third Level Graduate Programme: typically 12 months for Bachelor’s grads and up to 24 months for eligible Master’s/PhD grads.
