Connecting Students Worldwide

Why Study in Ireland?

Ireland is home to top universities offering diverse courses from science and technology to humanities and economics. These institutions foster creativity and innovation, with students benefitting from comparatively low tuition fees, affordable living costs, and post-study work visas.

Irish universities provide an inspiring learning environment, featuring modern lecture theatres, cutting-edge labs, and well-stocked libraries, which attract students from around the world.

Schools, Skills & Jobs

Popular Schools in Ireland

• Trinity College Dublin
• University College Dublin
• National University of Ireland, Galway
• University College Cork
• University of Limerick

In-Demand Skills in Ireland

Skills in technology, construction, accounting, creative design, languages, business, web development, nursing, customer service, and education are highly sought after in Ireland.

Popular Jobs in Ireland

Automation Engineer, Sustainability Manager, Data Scientist, Compliance Officer, Software Engineer, e-Commerce Manager, Construction Manager, Healthcare Assistant, Digital Marketing Specialist, among others.

Tuition & Living Costs

The average tuition fee for studying in Ireland starts at €12,500, with annual living expenses around €7,500. Note that you must have these funds in your account for six months before applying for a study visa.

Minimum monthly living costs are around €625, which totals approximately €7,500 annually. International students can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and 40 hours during holidays, with the current minimum wage being €9.80 per hour and set to increase.

Meet Irish Universities and Colleges in Ghana and Nigeria

Ireland offers one of the best education systems globally, featuring over 5,000 programs. Each March, Irish universities visit Ghana and Nigeria to connect with prospective students. Over 1,000 West African students have chosen Ireland for its high-quality education, safe environment, and internship opportunities with multinational companies.

Meet our leading institutions at these fairs:

• Accra Student Fair
• Abuja Student Fair
• Lagos Student Fair

Entry Requirements for Non-EU Nationals

Non-EU, non-EEA, and non-Swiss nationals must present required documents to an Immigration Officer upon arrival in Ireland by air or sea.

Required Documents:

• Passport
• Visa (if applicable)
• Boarding card
• Travel itinerary
• Proof of sufficient funds
• Health insurance covering the duration of your stay
• Details of accommodation
• Invitation letters or documents explaining the purpose of your visit