Study destinations / Ireland
Study Costs in Ireland
How much does it cost to study in Ireland?
| Subject | Undergraduate tuition fees (Annual) |
| Business | €10,300-€29,000 |
| Engineering | €14,500-€28,500 |
| Science and Technology | €14,500-€28,500 |
| Arts and Humanities | €13,500-€28,200 |
| Medicine and Health Sciences | €50,135-€62,500 |
Living expenses in Ireland
Approximately €10,000 to €20,000 for an academic year of nine months, without tuition costs. Dublin accommodation is particularly expensive.
| Expense category | Estimated monthly amount (approx.) |
| Accommodation | €650 - €1,200+ per month |
| Food and groceries | €250 - €450 per month |
| Transport | €30 - €120 per month |
| Utilities and communications | €40 - €100 per month |
| Books and study materials | €30 - €60 per month |
| Health insurance | €150 - €600 per year |
| Personal expenses | €50 - €200 per month |
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What scholarships are available to study in Ireland?
| Scholarship or funding route | Provider | Potential coverage |
| Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship | Government of Ireland, administered through the relevant national programme | €10,000 stipend + 100% tuition fee waiver |
| University merit scholarships | Individual universities | €2,000 to €5,000 tuition fee discount per year |
| Faculty or programme scholarships | Participating departments and schools | €1,500 to €4,000 one-off or annual bursary reduction |
| Research funding | Universities and research groups | Full fee waiver + monthly stipend |
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Resources
Ireland Study Guide 2027
Your comprehensive guide to studying in Ireland in 2027. Get insider insights, university recommendations, and step-by-step application guidance.
Ireland Visa Checklist
Complete checklist for Ireland student visa requirements, documents, and application process.
Study Abroad Packing List
Everything you need to pack for your study abroad journey. Essentials, tech, medication, and documents.