Bachelor's or Master's degree with an EU qualification, taught in English. Upon graduation, up to a 2-year work permit with Stamp 1G.
Learn English in an EU country where you can work while you study. Pubs, live music, and all of Europe right next door.
Dublin is expensive but manageable: English is spoken, it is entirely walkable, and it is your gateway to the rest of the EU. The climate is mild and rainy year-round, the Leap Card covers buses, the DART and two Luas tram lines, and the Irish minimum wage covers rent and food with room to spare. That said, Dublin has Ireland's tightest rental market: finding a room takes time and it is best to start looking before landing. Cork and Galway are considerably more affordable if the budget is tight. Check the complete expense breakdown at living in Ireland.
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WHERE TO LIVE
Dublin has three broad zones for international students. Where you land depends on your budget and how close to class you want to be.
Temple Bar · Docklands · Grafton Street. From €750/month. Walking distance to most English schools, Trinity, and the city's pubs and tech offices.
Ballsbridge · Rathmines · Ranelagh · Rathgar. From €650/month. Student-heavy, walkable or short tram to school, the biggest international flatmate density.
Dun Laoghaire · Sandymount · Howth. From €600/month. Coastal walks, sea swims, 25-minute DART into the centre.
Study, work, or both: we guide you every step of the way, from your visa and throughout your stay.
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2 years ago
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Ana Calleja
7 months ago
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6 months ago
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1 month ago
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Work
Many of the big tech companies have their European offices in Dublin. Most international students start out in hospitality, retail, or customer support. That said, the Irish minimum wage is among the highest in the EU. We tell you how much you can earn and how taxes work in our guide to working in Ireland.
LIFESTYLE
Dublin is small enough to walk across in an afternoon. Phoenix Park is one of the biggest urban parks in Europe, Trinity sits in the centre, and most European capitals are a 2-hour flight away
Community
Dublin's classrooms are full of international students from all over Europe, South America, and Asia. And the Irish are famous for talking to anyone: at the pub, at the bus stop, in the supermarket queue. You're going to find your people fast. Prefer to compare before deciding? Here are all your cities of Ireland.
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