PROFILE EDUCATION IN IRELAND

FACILITIES

Irish higher education institutions promoted under Education in Ireland generally provide modern campuses with well equipped libraries and study spaces, specialist laboratories and studios, student support centres, sports facilities and a wide range of clubs and societies designed to support international students. These facilities are complemented by campus wide Wi Fi, student health and counselling services, and career centres that connect students to internships and graduate roles in Ireland’s dynamic economy. Many institutions also offer on campus residences and access to dedicated international offices to assist with visas, orientation and academic integration.

LOCATION

Trinity College Dublin, Main Campus

Trinity College Dublin delivers most Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences programmes at its historic Main Campus in College Green. STEM based teaching and research facilities are located separately, including the Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute in a different area of the city.

University College Dublin, Belfield Campus

University College Dublin places most programmes in Engineering, Business, Science and Social Sciences at the large Belfield Campus. Health related programmes such as Medicine and Nursing are delivered separately at St Vincents University Hospital Campus and Mater Hospital Campus.

University of Galway, Newcastle Campus

The University of Galway delivers Arts, Business and Law programmes in the Newcastle Campus area, which serves as its main academic hub. Specialist facilities for Engineering, Biomedical Science and Marine Science are located in separate buildings positioned across different sections of the campus estate.

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INTAKE & PROGRAMMED OFFERED

Intake

Programmes

List of all diploma programmes

1. Business and management diploma and higher diploma pathways
2. Computing, data and information technology diploma pathways
3. Engineering, science and technology diploma pathways
4. Social sciences, humanities and creative arts diploma pathways

List of all foundation programmes

1. International foundation programmes in business, economics and social sciences
2. International foundation programmes in engineering, science and technology
3. International foundation programmes in health, medicine and life sciences
4. University specific foundation and access programmes in arts and humanities

List of all pathway programmes

1. International foundation year with guaranteed progression to Irish universities and technological universities
2. Pre master’s pathway programmes for business, management and social sciences
3. Pre master’s pathway programmes for engineering, computing and data analytics
4. English language plus academic pathway packages for undergraduate entry

List of undergraduate programmes

1. Bachelor programmes in business, commerce, economics, accounting and finance
2. Bachelor programmes in engineering, computing, information technology and data science
3. Bachelor programmes in natural sciences, environmental sciences and health related fields
4. Bachelor programmes in arts, humanities, languages, design and creative media
5. Bachelor programmes in social sciences, law, education and public policy

List of postgraduate programmes

1. Master programmes in business, management, finance, marketing and entrepreneurship
2. Master programmes in engineering, computing, data science, artificial intelligence and technology
3. Master programmes in health sciences, pharmaceutical sciences and biomedical fields
4. Master programmes in education, social sciences, public policy and development studies
5. Master programmes in arts, humanities, design, media and cultural studies

List of other programmes

1. English language training and academic English programmes
2. Study abroad and exchange semesters for international students
3. Short professional certificates and executive education in business and technology
4. Summer schools in areas such as culture, language, business, STEM and creative arts

TUITION FEE & LIVING COST

TUITION FEE

Living Cost

ACCOMODATION

on-campus

Typical university owned student residences

on campus residences are available at many Irish universities and technological universities, offering furnished rooms or apartments within walking distance of teaching buildings and campus facilities for international students.

1. Benefit: close access to lectures, libraries, sports facilities and student services with a strong campus community
2. Room: options from single rooms with shared facilities to en suite rooms and self contained apartments
3. Facilities: Wi Fi, study spaces, laundry, security, common rooms and on site support staff
4. Price range: typically from about EUR 300 to EUR 1,600 per month depending on city, room type and institution.

off-campus

Typical private student apartments and shared housing

Off campus accommodation for international students in Ireland commonly includes private purpose built student residences, shared apartments and houses in surrounding neighbourhoods, particularly in cities such as Dublin, Cork, Galway and Limerick.

1. Benefit: wider choice of locations, room types and budgets, often with opportunities to live with local or other international students
2. Room: individual rooms in shared apartments, studios and one bedroom units offered by private providers or landlords
3. Facilities: furnished rooms, shared kitchens and living areas, internet access, utilities sometimes included, access to local shops and public transport
4. Price range: approximately EUR 400 to EUR 1,800 per month depending on city, distance from campus, and type of accommodation.