Your Future Starts in Ireland

The Global Pharma Hub

Ireland is home to 9 of the top 10 global pharmaceutical companies. Studying here places you directly at the heart of Europe's MedTech and BioPharma industries, offering unparalleled networking and internship opportunities.

English-Speaking Nation

As the only English-speaking country in the Eurozone, Ireland provides an easy transition for international students. Our degrees are globally recognized and highly respected by employers worldwide.

Safe & Welcoming

Consistently ranked among the top 10 safest countries in the world (Global Peace Index), Ireland is famous for its friendly people, vibrant culture, and diverse, inclusive student communities.

The Stamp 2 Visa

Non-EEA students coming to Ireland to study a full-time degree require a Stamp 2 student visa. This permission allows you to stay in Ireland for the duration of your studies.

• Register with the GNIB/ISD upon arrival.
• Requires proof of fee payment and medical insurance.
• Must show proof of finances (€10,000 required).

Working While Studying

Under the Stamp 2 visa, international students are legally permitted to work part-time to support themselves and gain valuable experience.

• 20 Hours: Maximum per week during term time.
• 40 Hours: Maximum per week during holidays (June-Sept, Dec 15 - Jan 15).
• Minimum wage in Ireland applies to all students.

Stamp 1G (Post-Study Work)

Ireland's Third Level Graduate Scheme (Stamp 1G) allows non-EEA graduates to remain in Ireland to seek employment after finishing their degree.

• 12 Months: For Level 8 (Honours Bachelor) graduates.
• 24 Months: For Level 9 (Masters) and Level 10 (PhD) graduates.
• Can lead to a Critical Skills Employment Permit.

A Growing Community

There are currently over 7,000 Indian students studying in higher education in Ireland. Every major university has an active Indian Student Society, celebrating festivals like Diwali and Holi, ensuring you have a strong support network and a home away from home.

Cost & Scholarships

While tuition varies (typically €12,000 - €25,000 for non-EU students depending on the program), the Irish Government and individual universities offer numerous scholarships specifically for Indian students, such as the Government of Ireland International Education Scholarships.