Question 1

How much does it cost to study in Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Tuition Fees
- Undergraduate: EUR $9,850 to $55,000 per year, depending on the institution and course 
- Postgraduate (Master’s/PhD): EUR $9,950 to $35,000 per year

Cost of Living
Monthly living costs: approx. EUR $750 - $1,450 covering rent, food, utilities, transport, health insurance, and personal expenses (e.g., EUR $300 - $600 rent, EUR $150 - $250 groceries, EUR $50 - $100 utilities, EUR $50 - $100 transport, EUR $50 - $100 health, EUR $90 - $120 miscellaneous)

City-specific living cost ranges:
- Dublin: EUR $1,100 - $1,800 per month
- Cork: EUR $860 - $1,400 per month
- Galway: EUR $800 - $1,100 per month
- Limerick: EUR $850 - $1,000 per month

Question 2

What are some of the budget-friendly universities in Ireland?

Accepted Answer

Some institutions are known for relatively lower tuition fees:

1. Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin): ~ EUR $10,500 - $12,500/year
2. University of Limerick: ~ EUR $11,500 - $14,000/year 
3. Maynooth University: ~ EUR $12,000 - $14,500/year 
4. Munster Technological University (MTU): ~ EUR $9,950 - $11,500/year 
5. Atlantic Technological University (ATU): ~ EUR $9,500 - $11,000/year 
6. South East Technological University (SETU): ~ EUR $9,500 - $2,000/year 
7. Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT): EUR $9,500 - $11,500/year

Question 3

What are the available scholarships for international students in Ireland?

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International students typically can receive up to 25% in partial scholarships, depending on your exam results from universities.

There are also Government-funded scholarships that helps international students such as Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship (GOI-IES) and the Irish Research Council Scholarships that are open to postgraduate/research international students.

Question 4

How do I apply for scholarships in Ireland?

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**University scholarships: **Apply through the respective university's admissions or take advantage of Uni Enrol's services to navigate as eligibility varies by institution and often requires various documentations like application form, academic transcripts, statement of purpose, references, etc.

**Government scholarships:** Apply via the Higher Education Authority (HEA) portal for the GOI-IES

**Research scholarships:** Applications typically managed through the Irish Research Council or hosting institution. 
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Timing & requirements:** Check scholarship-specific deadlines and documentation requirements on respective official sites.
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Question 5

What should I include in my budget when I study in Ireland?

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**One-off Costs**
1. Student visa application fee: €60 - €100
2. Airfare (to Ireland): €500 - €1,200 (depends on location/season)
3. Initial settling-in costs (deposit for accommodation, furniture, etc.): €500 - €1,000
4. Laptop/Study equipment (if needed): €800 - €1,500
5. Medical check-ups / registration (if required): €150 - €300

**Annual Recurring Costs (every year while studying)**
1. Tuition Fees - €10,000 – €35,000 per year (depending on university and course)
2. Accommodation - €4,500 – €9,000 per year
3. Living Expenses (food, transport, utilities, books, personal) - €6,000 – €12,000 per year
4. Health Insurance - €500 – €1,200 per year
5. Student-related Costs (exam fees, contribution fees, societies/clubs) - €500 – €1,500 per year

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