Study abroad in Ireland universities

Performing Arts - Trinity College Dublin

Computer Science and Information System - Trinity College Dublin

Computer Science and Information System - Griffith College

Computer Science and Information System - Dublin City University

Art & Design Management - Dublin City University

Finance and Accounting - Dublin Business School

Business Administration & Management - Dublin Business School

Information Technology - Dublin Business School

Computer Science and Information System - Maynooth University

History - Trinity College Dublin

Modern Language - Trinity College Dublin

Theology, Divinity and Religious Studies - Trinity College Dublin

Life Sciences - Griffith College

Physical Sciences - Griffith College

International Business Economics - Griffith College

International Business Economics - Dublin City University

Social Sciences - Dublin City University

Bachelor of Arts - Dublin City University

Counselling and Psychotherapy - Dublin City University

Business Analytics - Maynooth University

Part Time:

International students in Ireland attending a full-time course of at least one year's duration leading to a qualification recognized by the Minister for the Education and Science will be entitled to take up casual employment defined as up to 20 hours part time work per week or full-time work during normal college vacation periods.

Full Time:

Third Level graduate scheme: Students who study in Ireland and complete a qualification with Bachelors (Three or Four Years), Postgraduate Diploma, Masters or MBA form an Irish Higher Educational Institutions listed by an Irish Awarding Body (Overseas Accreditation will not be accepted) will be allowed to remain in Ireland for up to 12 months and 6 months for the Ordinary Bachelor’s Degree (Three years Full Time) to seek employment and apply for a Green Card/ Work Permit. This period starts from the day you receive exam results.

Ireland is a highly developed democracy with a modern economy. The Irish economy is particularly strong in the areas of Software Development, Pharmaceuticals, Manufacturing and International Services.

Dublin is Google's European Headquarters and its largest operation outside the USA, with employees from over 40 nationalities.

Ireland has an export-based economy, with main industries being Software, Mining, Construction, Telecom, Tourism and Hospitality. Ireland has also established itself in areas of Life Science including Biotech & Pharmaceuticals Industries. It has 32 Manufacturing plants -approved by the USA Food & Drug Administration’s producing 6 of 10 World's best-selling drugs.

Education cost 
Fees to study abroad in Ireland vary depending on the institution and the study program. An example of tuition fees for 2019/2020 for undergraduate and postgraduate, non- E.U. students at a third level institution are as follows:

Cost Of Living

On an average, study in Ireland for Indian students should count approximately between €8,000 and €12,000 per year as living expenses, this depends on the location and lifestyle.

Accommodation

Tertiary third level students: The higher education system in Ireland is called as Third level education or tertiary education.
Most third level institutions have on-campus student residences, often resembling small villages with on-site facilities such as shops, launderettes, restaurants etc.
As study in Ireland consultants, another popular option that students increasingly seek in the main cities is self-catering rented accommodation, often shared with other students. Students opting for this kind of accommodation are advised to arrive in the country two or three weeks prior to the start of the academic year in order to secure a place in a house/apartment.
Some third-level students opt for host family accommodation. This can be a good option for those leaving home for the first time as it helps to integrate them into the local community and the Irish way of life. Students are normally provided with their own room along with morning and evening meals.

We have observed that many overseas students studying in Ireland are sponsored by their own governments or through other international scholarship programs. In most cases, applications should be made through the Ministry of Education in the student's home country.
There are hundreds of scholarships available for international students in Ireland from a wide variety of sources such as the Government of Ireland, the Irish Higher Education Institutions and other organizations. These are awarded solely at the discretion of the individual organizations that set down their own criteria for eligibility.