Why Study in Ireland?

Ireland is a top destination for international students due to its high-quality education, career opportunities, and vibrant culture. The country is a global leader in research and innovation, with headquarters of many IT and Pharmaceutical multinational companies, providing students with excellent career prospects. With world’s second-highest GDP per capita income opportunity (as per IMF) and a two-year post-study work visaIreland offers a great return on investment on education. With affordable tuition fees, numerous scholarships, and the opportunity to work part-time, studying in Ireland is financially viable. Its friendly, English-speaking environment makes adaptation easier for international students, while its rich history and stunning landscapes, and medieval castles, offer a unique experience.

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10 REASONS TO STUDY IN THE IRELAND?

  • High-ranked Universities:All public universities in Ireland rank among world’s top 1000 ranked universities (QS World University Rankings 2024).
  • IT and Pharmaceutical Hub:Ireland gives tax benefits to IT and Pharmaceutical companies, making Ireland the IT and Pharmaceutical hub of Europe.
  • Very High GDP Per Capital:As per IMF 2025, Ireland has the second-highest GDP per capita resulting in high earning potential.
  • Less Market Competition:With only a few universities and colleges and a great job marketstudents find less market competition for jobs.
  • 1 year Masters Course:Masters’ courses in the UK are generally of one-year duration, saving your valuable time and money.
  • Affordable Education:Ireland offers competitive tuition fees, and several scholarships are available to international students.
  • Low Cost of Living:Compared to other European countries, Ireland has relatively affordable living cost.
  • Free Irish Language Course:Many universities provide free Irish language courses to international students.
  • High Part-time Wage:Students working part-time are entitled to at least the national minimum wage (€12.70 per hour from Jan 2024).
  • Post-study Work Visa:Upon graduation, you may be eligible for two-yearspost study work visa to gain experience in Ireland.

POPULAR COLLEGES / UNIVERSITIES WHERE WE CAN GET YOU PLACED

Rankings as per QS World University Rankings 2025

TOP 10 POPULAR COURSES IN THE IRELAND

  • Business and Management: Business Administration, Management, Finance, Accounting, Marketing
  • Computer Science & IT:Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Data Science, Software Engineering
  • Medicine & Pharmacy:Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Biomedical Science, Physiotherapy
  • Engineering:Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Biomedical, Aerospace Engineering
  • Law:Law, Corporate Law, International Law, Human Rights Law
  • Data Science & Analytics:Data Science, Business Analytics, Big Data Management
  • Digital Marketing & Media:Digital Marketing, Communications, Journalism, Social Media Management
  • Hospitality & Tourism:Tourism Management, Hospitality Business, Event Management
  • Psychology:Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Science, Organizational Psychology
  • Arts & Humanities:English, History, Sociology, International Relations

WHY SHOULD YOU CHOOSE STUDIES IN OVERSEAS (SIO)

As your Study in Ireland Consultant?

FREE Services

All our services, from search and selection, application, interview preparation, education loan assistance, writing your Statement of Purpose, Visa documentation, Visa application, to pre-departure guidance (getting accommodation, flight ticket, Forex card, international SIM card, etc) every service is provided free of cost.

Universities

We can help you apply in any public university in Ireland, which provides English-taught courses, like Trinity College Dublin (TCD), University College Dublin (UCD), University College Cork (UCC), University of Galway,Dublin City University (DCU), and University of Limerick.

Financial Assistance

Almost all Universities in Ireland offer a diverse array of Scholarships to eligible international students. In case you need Education Loan sit back and relax. We will get phone calls arranged for you from our tie-ups Banks and NBFCs, like Axis Bank, Yes Bank, IDFC First Bank, HDFC Credila, Avanse, and others.

Personalized Care

Studies In Overseas (SIO) does not allow any of its consultants to handle more than 50 students per intake. This allows us to take personal care of each of our students like you. We strive to give 24X7 services to each of our students, which have resulted in SIO becoming a Google 5-Star-rated study abroad consultant.

Transparent Visa Filing

Studies In Overseas (SIO) is the ONLY study abroad consultancy that shares Ireland Visa application screen with you and your parents while submitting your Ireland Student Visa, so that you are sure that your Visa has been submitted with 100% accuracy. To facilitate this, we can also submit your Visa beyond the office hours.

Student Connect

On receiving your Student Visa we add you to our SIO’s Global Students Network Group, where we introduce you and connect you with former students who can help you find budget-friendly accommodation, part-time jobs, etc. We also organize SIO Stars Meet, a friendly get-together for SIO Student Visas holders.

TESTIMONIALS

What Our Students Say

I had the most incredible experience working with SIO, all thanks to my counselors Richard Sir and Sonali Ma’am! From the very beginning, they displayed a level of professionalism and dedication that truly set them apart. Right from our initial meeting, Ma’am attentively listened to my aspirations, academic goals, and preferences. They carefully considered all these factors while suggesting suitable study abroad programs. Their knowledge of various destinations and universities was impressive, and they provided me with an extensive range of options. Throughout the application process, Sir and Ma’am offered personalized assistance, ensuring that all my documents were in order, and my applications were submitted well before deadlines. I would suggest anyone looking for a study abroad counselor in Kolkata to ring them and give it a shot for the smoothest and best experience. Thanks a lot SIO.

Ankit Rai
Arizona State University, USA

Grateful to Richard Sir and the entire SIO Team, for making my dream to study in the UK come true. Their endless support and efforts to file applications on time is commendable. From shortlisting colleges to finding scholarships, they helped me every step of the way. They even helped me to fill in my visa application, also to look for accommodation, and connected me with previous students as well. I highly recommend any aspirant to go with SIO, since they have a personal touch and treat every student with utmost sincerity. Cheers to SIO!

Anshita Pasari
The University of Sheffield, UK

Long story alert: My journey began in 2017 when I met Richard Sir, and little did I know how significantly this man would change my life. At that time, I was pursuing my Master’s in Ahmedabad without a solid plan for my future, as Cyber Security was still an emerging term for many. Richard Sir had faith in me and encouraged me to attempt the IELTS exam. He provided guidance, corrected numerous writing pieces, and, to my surprise, I successfully cleared it. Following this achievement, he introduced me to opportunities in Canada, where I could pursue my second master’s and build a career in Cyber Security, given its booming demand in North America. After careful consideration, we decided to apply to Dalhousie University, Canada, ranked among the top 300 universities globally. Throughout the application process, whether it was crafting the Statement of Purpose (SOP), Letters of Recommendation (LOR), Visa Application, or obtaining the offer letter, he stood by me like a rock, guiding me through each challenge. With his unwavering support, I received my offer letter, followed by obtaining a Study Visa in November 2018. I arrived in Canada in December 2018 and successfully graduated in 2020. I graduated during the global struggle with the devastating effects of COVID-19, with employees facing layoffs. However, after numerous job applications, LinkedIn messages, and coffee meet-ups with professionals from different companies, I landed my first job in Canada, where I have been for the last three years. Currently, I am a Permanent Resident of Canada since 2023, and all of this happened because of the ideas and support of this man, who is more like an elder brother to me. For those planning to study abroad, rest assured that this man will be there for you until the end.

Abhishek Kumar
Dalhousie University, Canada

Studies In Overseas (Richard Sir and Aarti Ma’am) helped me with my upcoming master’s journey in Australia. They helped me navigate through the courses and find the best university for me. They made all the procedures a lot easier since the beginning of the journey & till the visa process. I really liked their guidance and support throughout this process.

Sharmistha Jana
Monash University, Australia

I am doing my masters from University of Naples, Federico II, Italy, which is more than 700 yrs old. I had applied through SIO, and received 100% Scholarship on tuition fee + a Stipend of 7080 Euros (approximately Rs. 6 lakh) per year.

Selestina Gomes
University of Naples, Italy

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are the top universities in Ireland?

Ireland is home to several world-class universities known for their academic excellence, research facilities, and industry connections. Some of the top universities in Ireland include:

  • Trinity College Dublin (TCD) – Ranked among the top universities globally.
  • University College Dublin (UCD) – One of Ireland’s largest universities with strong research programs.
  • National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG) – Known for innovation and high graduate employability.
  • University College Cork (UCC) – Offers globally recognized programs.
  • Dublin City University (DCU) – A hub for business, engineering, and IT courses.
  • Technological University Dublin (TUD) – Ireland’s first technological university.

These universities offer a variety of undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD programs across disciplines.

How much does it cost to study in Ireland?

The cost of studying in Ireland varies based on the university, course, and student nationality. Below is an estimated breakdown:

  • Undergraduate programs: €10,000 – €25,000 per year
  • Postgraduate programs: €10,000 – €35,000 per year
  • MBA programs: €20,000 – €40,000 per year

Additional Costs:

  • Student visa application fee: ~€60
  • Health insurance: ~€150 – €300 per year
  • Registration fee (some universities): €3,000

Scholarships and financial aid are available for international students to help reduce tuition fees.

Can I work while studying in Ireland?

Yes! International students in Ireland can work part-time while studying.

  • During term time: Up to 20 hours per week
  • During holidays: Up to 40 hours per week

Students need to have a Stamp 2 visa to be eligible for part-time work. Many students take up jobs in retail, hospitality, and customer service to support their living expenses.

What are the post-study work visa options?

Ireland offers excellent post-study work opportunities under the Third Level Graduate Scheme:

  • Bachelor’s degree graduates – Eligible for a 1-year post-study work visa.
  • Master’s & PhD graduates – Eligible for a 2-year post-study work visa.

After this period, graduates can apply for a Critical Skills Employment Permit or a General Employment Permit if they secure a job. Ireland’s booming job market in tech, healthcare, finance, and pharmaceuticals makes it a great destination for career growth.

What are the living costs like in Ireland?

The cost of living in Ireland depends on the city and lifestyle. Here’s an estimated monthly breakdown:

  • Accommodation: €500 – €1,200 (Shared apartments or university housing)
  • Food & groceries: €250 – €400
  • Transport: €50 – €100 (Public transport or student discounts)
  • Utilities & Internet: €100 – €200
  • Entertainment & miscellaneous: €100 – €300

On average, students should budget around €8,000 – €12,000 per year for living expenses. Dublin tends to be more expensive than other cities like Cork, Limerick, or Galway.

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