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Admission Requirements
For Bachelor’s Degree:
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Completed secondary school certificate or equivalent
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Specific subject requirements depending on the program
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Proof of English language proficiency (IELTS 6.0–6.5 or equivalent), Duolingo score 100 - 125
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Academic transcripts
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Personal statement or motivation letter
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Letters of recommendation (sometimes required)
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Portfolio (for design or arts courses)
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Entrance exam or interview (if applicable)
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Proof of financial means
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Valid passport and student visa
For Master's Degree:
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Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a relevant field
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Academic transcripts from undergraduate studies
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Proof of English language proficiency (IELTS 6.5–7.0 or equivalent), Duolingo score 100 - 125
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Personal statement or research proposal (for research-based programs)
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Letters of recommendation (usually required)
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CV or resume (sometimes required)
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Portfolio (for creative fields)
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Entrance exam or interview (if applicable)
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Proof of financial means
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Valid passport and student visa
Language School Admission Requirements
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Completed secondary education or equivalent (sometimes flexible)
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No specific subject requirements
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Basic English proficiency (depends on course level)
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Proof of funds to cover tuition and living costs
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Valid passport and visa (depending on course duration and nationality)
Tuition Cost
Non-EU Students - Undergraduate
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Tuition fees for non-EU students range from €9,000 to €25,000 per year, depending on the institution and program. For example, at Trinity College Dublin, fees for non-EU undergraduate programs can be around €27,000 per year.
Non-EU Students - Postgraduate
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Non-EU postgraduate tuition fees are generally higher, ranging from €12,000 to €35,000 per year, especially for specialized programs like medicine or business.
Non-EU Students - Language School
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General English Courses: Fees typically range from €150 to €300 per week, depending on the institution and course duration.
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Intensive English Programs: These can cost between €200 and €400 per week, offering more hours of instruction.
Living Expenses
Accommodation
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Student accommodation can range from €800 to €1,500 per month, depending on the location and type of housing.
Living Expenses
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Budgeting around €800 to €1,000 per month for food, transportation, and personal expenses is advisable.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Several scholarships are available for international students
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Government of Ireland International Education Scholarships: These provide full tuition fee waivers and a stipend for living expenses.gradright.com
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University-Specific Scholarships: Many Irish universities offer merit-based scholarships that can cover partial or full tuition fees.