• Universities
  Nine universities – Offering degrees at Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctorate level programmes
• Institutes of Technology
  14 Institutes of Technology offering programs at degree, national diploma and national certificate levels in a wide variety of subjects.
• Colleges of Education
  Five Colleges of Education for primary school teachers. They offer three year full time courses leading to a B.Ed. degree which is the recognized qualification for primary school teaching.
• Independent Third Level Colleges
  Colleges offering programmes leading to certificates, diplomas and degrees, recognized by Irelands national certification authority or an accrediting university.

• Undergraduate program cost ranges from €9,850 to €25,500 annually
• Postgraduate master's degree cost ranges from €9,500 to €34,500 annually
• Doctoral degree cost ranges from €9,500 to €34,500 annually
• COST OF LIVING - Around €10000 per annum.

• Diploma programs: IELTS Overall band score of 5.5 & TOEFL: 75
• Bachelor’s Degree: Overall band score of 6.0 & TOEFL: 80
• Masters Programs: Overall band score of 6.0 & TOEFL: 80

• August

Several scholarships are available for international students from different sources from the Government of Ireland, Irish higher education institutions and other organizations. One of the leading scholarships in Ireland is the Government of Ireland International Education Scholarships. The scholarship is open to non-EEA/EU students and offers an individual allowance of €10,000 and a full tuition fee waiver to 60 recipients for one full year of education in a Bachelor, Master or PhD programme.