Admission Information
Entry Requirements
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Completion of High School / A-Levels / IB Diploma or equivalent
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Some universities may require a foundation year depending on background and program
Language requirements
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Most programs are taught in English
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IELTS Academic: typically 6.0 – 6.5 overall
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TOEFL iBT: typically 80 – 90
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Some institutions may accept alternative English tests (PTE, Duolingo) or waive requirements if prior studies were in English
Requirements to obtain a student visa
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Offer letter / acceptance letter from an Irish institution
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Apply for Irish Study Visa (Long Stay “D” Visa) via Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS)
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Proof of sufficient financial resources (approx. €10,000 per year minimum)
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Valid passport and completed visa application form
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Proof of medical insurance coverage
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Proof of accommodation in Ireland (may be required)
Fees
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Public universities: approx. €9,000 – €12,000 per year (for international students, depending on program)
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Postgraduate programs: approx. €12,000 – €20,000 per year
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Living costs: approx. €10,000 – €15,000 per year (varies by city; higher in Dublin)
Intake
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Main intake: September
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Some institutions also offer January / February intake
Available Universities
How to Apply?
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Academic transcript and certificate (high school diploma / equivalent)
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English proficiency test results (IELTS / TOEFL / PTE – if required by institution; may be waived if prior studies were in English)
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Copy of valid passport
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Personal Statement / Motivation Letter (required by most universities)
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Updated CV or resume (especially for postgraduate or selected programs)
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Proof of sufficient financial resources (bank statement or sponsor letter)
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Proof of medical insurance (required for visa application)
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Letter of recommendation (if required by institution)
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