With 6 years of experience in the industry, we understand the challenges students face when planning their education abroad. Many come to us with a lot of issues, but what sets us apart is our commitment to providing the best support to help students achieve their dreams. We know how important this journey is for them, and we’re here to make it as smooth as possible!
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Key Advantages
8 universities ranked in the top 5% globally (QS World Rankings 2024)
Ranks 12th globally for the quality of its scientific research output
35000+ International Students Travel Every Year
English Speaking Country in the Eurozone
2 yrs PSWV, Get Upto 2 Years of Post Study Work Visa
20 hr/week Part-time job eligibility*
Education System
Ireland’s education system is highly regarded worldwide, offering a comprehensive and flexible structure that caters to students at all stages. It is aligned with the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ), which ensures quality, consistency, and international recognition of qualifications.
Higher Education Institutions in Ireland
Universities: Offer NFQ Levels 7-10, focusing on research and academic programs. There are a
total of 11 government-funded universities providing undergraduate, postgraduate, and research degree programs.
Institutes of Technology: Practical, career-oriented courses at NFQ Levels 6-9. There are 14
government-funded institutes of technology offering a variety of programs that are both academically and
vocationally focused.
Private Colleges: Specialized fields like business, IT, and arts at various NFQ levels. These
mostly private colleges offer a range of programs including professional certificates, diplomas, undergraduate,
and postgraduate degrees in a diverse range of subjects.
Why NFQ Matters?
Provides transparency and clarity for employers and institutions globally.
Facilitates progression routes, allowing students to move between levels seamlessly.
Ensures quality assurance across all qualifications.
Cost of Education
The cost of education in Ireland varies depending on nationality, course type, and university. Non-EU/EEA students can expect tuition fees ranging from €10,000 to €25,000 annually for most programs, with higher costs for specialized fields like medicine. Living expenses, averaging €800–€1,400 per month, add to the overall cost. Scholarships and part-time work opportunities help make studying in Ireland more affordable for international students.
Program
Cost (Annually)
Undergraduate Programs
€10,000–€20,000
Postgraduate Programs
€10,000–€35,000
Living Costs: Average €800–€1,400 per month, covering essentials like housing, food, and transportation.
