Bachelor’s tuition
€12k–62k
Per year · selected bachelor’s incl. medicine; intake varies
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Explore English-taught degrees, applied learning and graduate opportunities in a connected technology and life-sciences economy.
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Living budget
≈ €1,400
Per month
Study language
English
Check each programme’s entry requirements
Graduate stay
12–24 months
Eligible Level 8 / Level 9+ awards; conditions apply
An English-speaking setting for your next step.
Ireland combines applied university education with established technology, pharmaceutical and medical-technology industries. Match the course to your academic background, then assess the full cost of living and the career route it supports.
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These are selected universities and courses from the many we work with. Contact us to explore more options.
Dublin
Trinity College Dublin
Computing study in a research university, with options combining computer science and linguistics.
Consult about this universityBachelor’s
Computer Science and Linguistics
€22,580Per year · non-EU · 2026/27
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Check school qualification equivalence, mathematics and English requirements for the selected course. Annual student levies are additional to tuition.
Dublin
University College Dublin
A conversion route into computing, covering software development and practical technical skills.
Consult about this universityMaster’s
Computer Science (Conversion)
€29,500Full 16-month programme · 2026/27 entrants
View requirements & fee sources
This conversion master’s is intended for graduates from non-computing backgrounds. Check degree eligibility and English requirements. The quoted tuition covers the full 16-month programme.
Cork
University College Cork
Postgraduate options linking business decisions, analytics and computing.
Consult about this universityMaster’s
Business Analytics
€22,300One-year full-time programme · 2026/27
Master’s
Data Science and Analytics
€28,000One-year full-time programme · 2026/27
View requirements & fee sources
Check the relevant degree, grades and English requirements for each course. The 2026/27 annual capitation fee of €210 is additional.
Dublin
RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences
Specialist healthcare education in medicine, pharmacy and physiotherapy, combining scientific study with clinical learning.
Consult about this universityBachelor’s
Medicine · MB, BCh, BAO (Hons)
€62,000Per year · non-EU · 2027/28
Bachelor’s
Physiotherapy · BSc (Hons)
€25,000Per year before scholarship · non-EU · 2027/28
Integrated degree
Pharmacy · MPharm
€25,000Per year before scholarship · non-EU · 2027/28
View requirements & fee sources
Medicine takes five or six years depending on entry qualifications. Check science subjects, qualification equivalence and English requirements for each programme. Pharmacy is an integrated MPharm. Listed fees are before scholarships: privately funded pharmacy and physiotherapy students may qualify for RCSI’s €7,000 annual scholarship. Registration and health-screening charges may be additional.
Athlone & Midwest campuses
Technological University of Shannon
Applied technology, business and life sciences, with specialist taught master’s options.
Consult about this universityBachelor’s
Undergraduate programmes · course-specific selection
€14,500Per year · 2027/28
Master’s
Software Engineering
€17,500Published programme tuition · 2027/28
Master’s
Sustainable Supply Chain Management & Global Logistics
€16,500Published programme tuition · 2027/28
View requirements & fee sources
Confirm the campus, academic prerequisites, English requirements and award level for your chosen programme.
West & northwest Ireland
Atlantic Technological University
Applied computing and regional-campus study options.
Consult about this universityBachelor’s
Computing and Digital Media
€12,000Per year · 2026/27
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Check whether your selected course is an ordinary or honours bachelor’s award; graduate immigration eligibility differs by award level.
26+Universities & colleges
3,500+English-taught study options
Across Ireland · wider directories, beyond our featured selectionSources & what these figures cover
Education in Ireland lists 26 university and college providers, including constituent colleges. Studyportals displays approximately 2,000 undergraduate and 1,700 postgraduate listings; 3,500+ is a conservative rounded minimum. Those catalogues also include foundation, diploma and other study options, so this is not a bachelor’s/master’s-only total. Listings and intake availability change.
Checked 16 October 2026. A + indicates a verified minimum. Figures describe wider study options; the cards above are selected examples.
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Selected English-taught options. Integrated degrees combine study towards a professional qualification; check school-leaver entry requirements. Clinical careers require professional registration and may require local-language skills. Fees are before scholarships and exclude living costs unless stated. Confirm the programme, intake, duration and final fee with the institution.
Know what to plan for.
Tuition, everyday costs and the requirements behind an application.
Tuition by programme
The examples above are selected institution fees, not a national average. TUS lists taught master’s fees of approximately €14,500–€21,500 for 2027/28. Scholarships and additional charges must be checked separately.
TUS · 2027/28 fees (opens in a new tab)Accommodation and daily life
Allow around €1,400 per month for living costs. This figure is based on an older survey, so check current rental prices. Budget separately for insurance, registration, deposits and travel.
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Academic entry
For a bachelor’s, check recognition of your school qualification and required subjects. For a master’s, check the degree, subject background and grades accepted by the programme. Requirements differ by institution.
English and documents
Check the programme’s accepted English tests or exemption rules. Prepare transcripts, qualification certificates and any requested statement, references or portfolio before the application deadline.
Visa preparation
An admission offer is one part of the process. Confirm the current residence requirements, funding evidence, insurance and accommodation arrangements before making travel plans.
Scholarship routes.
Explore funding for your degree, with routes for Indian and other international applicants.
Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship
€10,000 + one year’s fees
A stipend for one year of full-time study, with a full tuition and registration fee waiver from the host institution for that year.
Eligibility & how to apply
- Who can apply
- Applicants must have a domicile of origin outside the EU/EEA, Switzerland and the UK, and an offer for an eligible postgraduate programme. Indian applicants can qualify. This is not an undergraduate scholarship.
- Your application route
- Secure a conditional or final university offer, then apply separately through the HEA scholarship portal with the required references.
- When to plan
- The 2026 call is closed. Check the HEA page for the next call before planning an application.
UCD Global Excellence Scholarship
50% or 100% tuition scholarship
Competitive tuition awards for eligible full-time programmes at University College Dublin. Living costs need a separate budget.
Eligibility & how to apply
- Who can apply
- For self-funding applicants assessed at non-EU fee rates, including eligible Indian applicants. Programme exclusions and award conditions apply.
- Your application route
- Obtain an offer or conditional offer for an eligible UCD programme, then submit the separate Global Excellence application.
- When to plan
- Deadlines vary by region and intake. Select India and your study level on the official scholarship page.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
Competitive full scholarships
Selected joint master’s programmes offer scholarships covering participation costs, with support for travel, visas and living expenses.
Eligibility & how to apply
- Who can apply
- Applicants worldwide, including Indians, can apply with a qualifying bachelor’s degree or while completing their final year, provided they graduate before the programme starts.
- Your application route
- Search the official catalogue and apply directly to the programme consortium. To include this destination, check its participating universities and mobility itinerary; this does not fund any standalone master’s of your choice.
- When to plan
- Most applications run between October and January for the following academic year. Each consortium sets its own deadline and scholarship availability.
Let’s match your course, academic profile and budget to the available funding routes.
Discuss scholarshipsAwards are competitive and programme-specific. Check the linked call for your intake, nationality, funding limits and renewal conditions before applying.
Plan beyond your final semester.
Eligible Level 8 honours graduates can receive up to 12 months on the graduate programme. Level 9+ graduates can receive up to 24 months, with a conditional second year. Stamp 1G permits full-time employment, but not self-employment; a qualifying route is needed to remain longer.
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Are these fees for international students?
The listed tuition examples are intended for non-EU students. Check the year, currency and charging period on each programme. Scholarships, living expenses and additional charges need separate confirmation.
Can I remain after graduation?
The graduate route above describes the available framework, subject to eligibility and application deadlines. It is not automatic residence or a guarantee of employment, and does not grant an unrestricted right to work throughout the EU.
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