Study in Ireland

An English-speaking EU country, with up to two years to work after a master's.

01Why Ireland

Ireland suits students who want an English-taught degree inside the European Union. Master's courses are one year, and the stay-back period afterwards is among the longer ones in Europe.

01English-speaking, and part of the EU.
02One-year master's degrees.
03Up to 24 months to stay and work after a master's.

02Key facts

Main intakes: September, with some courses starting in January.
Course length: Bachelor's 3 to 4 years. Master's 1 year.
Work while studying: 20 hours a week in term. 40 hours a week from June to September and from 15 December to 15 January.
After you graduate: Third Level Graduate Programme: up to 12 months after an honours bachelor's, up to 24 months after a master's.
Funds you must show: €10,000 a year for living costs, on top of your fees.

Last reviewed in October 2026. Governments change these rules and amounts often, and none of this is a promise about any individual visa. Check the official source, or ask us in a consultation.

03How we help

Getting to Ireland, one step at a time.

Step 01
Decide
- Career counselling and stream selection
- College guidance in India
- Bachelor's abroad
- Master's abroad
Step 02
Prepare
- IELTS coaching
- Other test preparation
Step 03
Apply
- University admissions and applications
- Scholarship guidance
- Education loan assistance
Step 04
Go
- Student visa filing
- Accommodation and pre-departure support