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The cost of studying in Ireland is not exactly too high. A lot of Indian students migrate to Ireland every year for their studies, making it one of the most preferred destinations. However, the cost of living and the cost of studying is one of the several things many students find difficult to get details about.
Wondering how to manage your expenses in Ireland? Here's our list of estimates to help!
If you want to know more about the cost of living in Ireland, you can read the blog completely and get all the information necessary.
Your tuition fee expenditure is determined by the type of qualification and institution you choose. You will require between €10,000 and €25,000 per year to meet your tuition fees.
Courses in the Humanities, Education and Arts are typically less expensive, but areas such as Medicine, Engineering, Business, and Management are more likely to be more expensive. The tuition fee for Postgraduate studies is usually more significant, and the expenses vary based on the program.
S.No. |
Study Program |
Average Annual Tuition Fees (in EUR) |
1 |
Undergraduate program |
€9850 to €25,500 |
2 |
Postgraduate degree |
€9500 to €34,500 |
3 |
MBA |
€20,000-€35,000 |
4 |
MBBS |
€27,106-€40,659 |
5 |
Doctoral degree |
€9,500-€34,500 |
If you wish to reduce your educational costs, you could apply for several scholarships in Ireland accessible to Indian students.
The tuition fee for Bachelor's degrees in Ireland starts at about €9,850 and can rise up to €25,500 per year for some courses. The average tuition charge for overseas students in Ireland is roughly €12,000 per year. Most universities, institutes of technology, and colleges will have different pricing schemes. Therefore, reviewing this before applying to a specific university or institution is preferable. Furthermore, tuition fees vary based on the course that you choose to study.
The following are the minimum tuition fees for Bachelor's degrees in Ireland at some of the most popular universities.
Universities |
Average Annual Tuition Fees (in EUR) |
University College Dublin |
€16,000 - €25,600 |
Trinity College Dublin |
€13,758 - €29,548 |
NUI Galway |
€16,750 - €23,000 |
University College Cork |
€14,750 - €22,000 |
University of Limerick |
€5,000 - €34,000 |
Dublin City University |
€10,800 - €16,600 |
Maynooth University |
€12,000 - €13,500 |
Because of its competence in higher education and profound love and respect for study, Ireland is a good option for a Master's in all academic areas. The tuition fee in Ireland for overseas students ranges from 9500 EUR to 35,000 EUR for a Master's degree in Ireland. Ireland's universities are in the top 3% globally, while Irish research is in the top 1% globally in 18 academic fields. Studying Master's in Ireland includes test costs, but the study materials for MS in Ireland are the student's responsibility. Some universities may have fixed prices for study materials, but others expect students to pay for their own. Tuition and living expenses are included in Master's student expenses in Ireland.
Top Courses |
Universities Offering the Course |
Average Annual Tuition Fees (IN EUR) |
MSc in Data Analytics |
Athlone Institute of Technology |
€10,000 |
MSc Data Science & Analytics |
Cork Institute of Technology |
€12,000 |
MSc in Data Analytics |
Dublin Business School |
€12,000 |
MSc in Computing Data Analytics |
Dublin City University |
€17,000 |
MSc Computing (Data Analytics) |
Dublin Institute of Technology |
€12,500 |
MSc in Big Data Management and Analytics |
Griffith College, Dublin |
€14,000 |
MSc in Digital Marketing Strategy |
Trinity College Dublin |
€19,500 |
Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest (TUS) (AIT) |
MSc in Software Design with Cloud Native Computing |
€14,500 |
MSc in Computing Applied Cyber Security |
Technological University Dublin |
€13,500 |
Master of Engineering in Information and Network Security |
University of Limerick |
€13,750 |
The MBA cost in Ireland is less than in other destinations. It costs between 14,000 and 35,000 EUR per year on average. Course fees in various universities are also affected by university accreditation. Universities with several accreditations are more expensive. Three bodies primarily determine the costs of international institutions.
University |
Duration |
Course |
Average Annual Tuition Fee (in EUR) |
University College Dublin |
3 semesters |
MBA |
35,000 EUR |
Trinity College Dublin |
3 terms |
MBA |
36,500 EUR |
Dublin City University |
12 months |
MSC in Management (Business) |
16,000 EUR |
National University of Ireland Galway |
2 semesters |
MBA |
15,487 EUR |
Technological University Dublin |
1 year |
MSc in Business & Entrepreneurship |
13,500 EUR |
The cost of doing an MBBS in Ireland would be between INR 20 - 40 lakhs every year, and because the degree is 6 years long, the cost would be around INR 1 - 2 crores by the time you finish your course. Other expenses such as accommodation, food, textbooks, utilities, phone, entertainment, clothing, and so on would cost between INR 5 and 10 lakhs each year. However, the degree will be worthwhile because Irish colleges are widely acknowledged.
University |
Average Annual Tuition Fees (in INR) |
Trinity College, Dublin (TCD) |
INR 38 Lakhs |
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) |
INR 42 lakhs |
University College Dublin (UCD) |
INR 40 lakhs |
University College Cork (UCC) |
INR 37 lakhs |
National University of Ireland, Galway |
INR 26 lakhs |
University of Limerick (UL) |
INR 34. 5 lakhs |
Because programs vary, each higher education school has a unique pricing structure. Your tuition prices may vary depending on the popularity and reputation of your university, whether you will pursue PhD options in Ireland part-time or full-time, your subject, and your nationality. Students from non-European Union and non-European Economic Area nations must pay 2-3 times the tuition rates of a domestic student.
Individual higher education institutions in Ireland establish the fees for PhD studies. Typically, these range from 5000 - 10,000 EUR per year.
You will find several short-term courses offered by several universities in Ireland. The tuition fees for these courses will be less, and you can pursue them if you wish to. The table will give you the complete details about the certificate course fees in Ireland.
Course Name |
University Name |
Average Annual Tuition Fees (in EUR) |
Digital Marketing |
ABC Business Academy |
1500 EUR |
Health & Safety Representation |
Atlantic Technological University |
750 EUR |
Bioprocess Engineering |
Atlantic Technological University |
4500 EUR |
Applied Behaviour Analysis |
Institute of Child Education and Psychology Europe |
190 EUR |
Irish Wildflower Identification |
Atlantic Technological University |
250 EUR |
Biopharmaceutical Sciences |
Atlantic Technological University |
5598 EUR |
Other expenses you must fund during your studies, in addition to tuition, include:
Ireland has 18 institutions where students can pick from over 2000 different courses. The cost of education in Ireland at the top universities accounts for a significant portion of a student's study abroad budget and is determined by the institution chosen.
Private colleges in Ireland charge higher tuition costs than public colleges/universities. Private universities, institutes, and colleges impose tuition fees ranging from 9000 to 35,000 EUR each year.
Average Tuition Fees at Ireland's Top Universities are given below.
University |
Average Annual Tuition Fees (in EUR) |
Trinity College Dublin |
€7,884–€35,800 |
University College Dublin |
€6,840–€26,400 |
National University of Ireland, Galway |
€16,216-€23,666 |
University College Cork |
€16,080 – €22,130 |
Dublin City University |
€6900 – €25,000 |
University of Limerick |
€6968 – €13,140 |
Maynooth University |
€10,000 – €17,000 |
Technological University of Dublin |
€13,500 – €27,000 |
When applying to colleges, you must pay an application cost, which varies based on the college and course being used to; therefore, check with specific universities about their application charge.
The UG degree application fee is EUR 45, and most courses require a €50 application fee.
A student's pre-arrival expenditures are incurred before arriving in Ireland. It is around €1700-2000, without including tuition expenses. Let's break this down and look at the separate costs.
Pre-arrival Costs |
Average Amount (in EUR) |
Visa Charges |
€60/ INR 4,711 for Single Visit €100/ INR 7,852 for Multiple Visits |
English Language Courses |
€150-950/ INR 13,000-80,000 |
Standard Examination Fees |
€3,069 to 55,180/ INR 2.41 to 43.69 Lakhs |
University Application Fee |
€50/ INR 3,926 |
Transportation fare from India to Ireland |
€804/ INR 63,184 |
The first step is to obtain a valid study visa to study in Ireland, which has its charges (about €60). Please get in touch with your AECC counsellor for the most recent updates and information on the visa application procedure and associated costs.
Remember that exchange rates might have an impact on your budget. We recommend that you search for part-time work or apply for scholarships at the universities to which you apply. This can significantly reduce the expense of studying in Ireland. Contact aecc for further assistance in getting into your dream university.
If you have any further questions or doubts regarding studying abroad, you can contact aecc. Our expert counsellors and professionals will help you out with everything. Right from university applications to visa guidance, we will help you on every step of your study-abroad journey. Always feel free to contact us!
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