Why Choose Ireland?
Study where the world's biggest companies have made their European home.
The Silicon Valley of Europe
Ireland hosts European HQs of Google, Meta, Apple, and Pfizer, placing top internships within easy reach.
A Prestigious Education
Every Irish university ranks in the world's top 3%, ensuring globally respected degrees.
Safety and Warmth
Consistently ranked among the safest, friendliest nations, welcoming students as family.
Research and Innovation
A global leader in biotech, software engineering, and pharmaceuticals.
Plan your Ireland journey
Practical insights for studying in Ireland
A clear understanding is the first step towards the right choice. Here is what life as a student in Ireland truly involves.
What you should know about studying in Ireland
- Graduate stay-back option: Master's/PhD graduates get two years under Stamp 1G; Bachelor's graduates get twelve months.
- Work rights: Up to 20 hours/week in term time, 40hrs during holidays.
- Financial proof: Show €10,000/year for living expenses (more for Dublin), plus tuition.
- A visa-fee waiver: Sri Lankan passport holders are exempt from the standard visa fee.
Popular student cities
- Dublin: The vibrant capital and technology hub, home to renowned institutions such as Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin.
- Cork: A major centre for pharmaceuticals and food science, offering a more affordable yet equally lively student experience.
- Galway & Limerick: Historic, artistic cities with strong engineering and medical research.
The cost of living and earning
- Living costs: Annual expenses typically range from €12,000 to €13,000.
- Part-time work rights: With the national minimum wage now €14.15 per hour, part-time work can cover a significant share of your everyday costs.
Scholarships & funding
Government of Ireland Scholarships offer €10,000 stipends; UCC and DCU provide merit awards of €2,000–8,000.
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