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An English-speaking EU country, home to Europe's tech and pharma headquarters, with a stay-back period after graduation.
- Main intakes
- September · January
- Tuition (per year)
- €12,000 to 30,000
- Course length
- Master's 1 year
- Post-study work
- Stamp 1G, up to 2 years
- English test
- IELTS 6.5
Four reasons students choose it.
01English-speaking EU
Study in English inside the European Union.
02Tech & pharma hub
European bases of Google, Meta, Pfizer, Intel and many more.
03One-year master's
Most taught master's courses run for 12 months.
04Stay back to work
Master's graduates can stay up to 2 years on Stamp 1G.
Popular courses
Courses in Ireland.
MSc Computer Science
MSc Cloud Computing
MSc Cyber Security
MSc Pharmaceutical Science
MSc Finance / Fintech
MSc Business Analytics
MSc Biotechnology
Master of Public Health
BSc Computer Science
BSc General Nursing
Bachelor of Business Studies
Universities
Where you could study.
TD
Trinity College Dublin
DublinResearch
Ireland's oldest university; computer science, law and humanities
D
University College Dublin
DublinResearch
Business (Smurfit), engineering and data
G
University of Galway
GalwayResearch
Medical devices, biomedical engineering and IT
C
University College Cork
CorkResearch
Pharmacy, food science and business
DC
Dublin City University
DublinResearch
Computing, fintech and communications
L
University of Limerick
LimerickResearch
Engineering, nursing and sport
MU
Maynooth University
Maynooth, KildareResearch
Computer science, data and social sciences
TD
Technological University Dublin
DublinTechnological
Applied engineering, IT and hospitality
No universities match “”. Ask a counsellor about more options.
When you can start.
Jan
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Main intake
What you'll need.
Bachelor's & diplomas
- Plus Two / 12th, typically 65 to 75%
- IELTS 6.0 to 6.5 overall
- Passport, transcripts and personal statement
Master's
- Bachelor's degree with a 2.1 equivalent (usually 60% or above)
- IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0)
- CV, statement of purpose and references
Indicative costs
Bachelor's tuition€12,000 to 25,000 / yr
Master's tuition€12,000 to 30,000 / yr
Living costsabout €12,000 to 15,000 / yr
Figures are indicative and change each year. Your FernEd counsellor will confirm current fees, visa funds and requirements for your chosen course.
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