Study in Ireland
Pursue your dream of studying in Ireland with Career Specialistz, your trusted partner for a world-class education. Ireland offers top-ranked universities, a vibrant cultural heritage, and a welcoming environment for international students. With over 5,000 programs, cutting-edge research, and strong industry ties, Ireland is the perfect destination to shape your future.
Over 8,000 individuals and more than 100 universities trust us.
Why Study in Ireland?
Scholarships
Available for 99% of Indian students.
High Salaries
Average of €40,000/year for graduates.
Work Options
20 hours/week part-time; full-time during holidays.
Diverse Programs
Over 5,000 programs across technology, business, and health sciences.
Global Recognition
Degrees enhance career prospects worldwide.
Safe & Welcoming
Ranked 3rd globally for peace and inclusivity.
Study in
Ireland
How We We Help
With a network of 250+ Irish universities and 20,000+ successful students, we ensure your success.
Test Preparation
- Expert-led coaching with free mock tests.
- Personalized strategies to achieve your target score.
Education Loans
- Up to ₹1 Crore unsecured loans for tuition, travel, and living costs.
- Hassle-free documentation and competitive rates.
Scholarships
- Guidance to secure merit-based and university-specific scholarships.
- Tuition fee waivers from ₹1 Lakh to 100% coverage.
University Shortlisting
- Tailored university lists based on your academic goals and budget.
- Insights into rankings, programs, and campus facilities.
Application Support
- Assistance with SOPs, LORs, resumes, and timely application submissions.
Visa Assistance
- Comprehensive visa support with a 100% success rate.
- Document preparation and mock interviews.
Travel & Accommodation
- Support for flights, Forex, and finding safe, affordable housing.
SOP and LOR Support
- Personalized, goal-focused SOPs.
- Strong, well-crafted LORs to boost your profile.
Best Universities in Ireland
Study at prestigious institutions like:
- Trinity College Dublin
- University College Dublin
- National University of Ireland, Galway
- University College Cork
- Dublin City University
Top Programs to Study in Ireland
- Technology: Computer Science, Data Analytics, AI, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security.
- Engineering: Aerospace, Electrical, Software, Pharmaceuticals.
- Business: MBA, Business Analytics, Accounting, Finance, Digital Marketing.
- Health Sciences: Medicine, Nursing, Biomedical Sciences.
- Degree Levels: Bachelor’s (3-4 years), Master’s (1-2 years), Doctorate.
Scholarships
Access merit-based, need-based, and university-specific scholarships to make studying affordable. Our experts guide you to secure funding, including tuition waivers up to 100%.
Meet Our Counsellors
Vikas
Education Counsellor
Ashwini
Visa Consultant
Gaurav
Admission Specialist
Pooja
Scholarship Advisor
Job Opportunities in Ireland
- High-Demand Fields: IT, Pharmaceuticals, Finance, Hospitality, Engineering.
- Average Salary: €32,000–€85,000/year (e.g., Software Engineer: €50,835–€69,000).
- Part-Time Work: Up to 20 hours/week (€7–€12/hour) on a Stamp 2 visa.
- Post-Study Work: Up to 24 months via the Third Level Graduate Scheme (Stamp 1G).
Post-Study Work Options in Ireland
- Third Level Graduate Scheme: 12 months for Bachelor’s (Level 8); 24 months for Master’s (Level 9) or Doctorate (Level 10).
- Work Permits: Transition to employment visas for long-term opportunities.
Internships & - Freelancing: Gain experience with MNCs like Google, Facebook, and Twitter (X).
Living Costs in Ireland
- Accommodation: €400–€800/month.
- Food & Groceries: €150–€300/month.
- Transportation: €50–€100/month.
- Total Monthly Cost: €700–€1,500, depending on city and lifestyle.
Frequently asked questions
Is an Irish student visa hard to get?
No, with proper documentation and our expert guidance, securing a student visa is straightforward. We ensure a 100% success rate.
What are the requirements to study in Ireland?
Valid passport, offer letter from an ILEP-listed institution, proof of funds, and English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL).
Can I work while studying?
Yes, up to 20 hours/week during term time and 40 hours/week during holidays with a Stamp 2 visa.
How much does it cost to study?
Tuition: €9,000–€25,000/year. Living costs: €700–€1,500/month.
What scholarships are available?
Merit-based, need-based, and university-specific awards, with waivers up to 100%. We help you apply for the best options.
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