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IRELAND · CHAPTER 7

The real costof studying in Ireland.

Non-EU tuition typically ranges from €12,000 to €30,000 a year. You must show access to €10,000 for living costs for a one-year course, in addition to fees. Budget about €1,500–2,000 a month in Dublin and €1,100–1,500 elsewhere.

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Living funds
€10,000 / year
Registration (IRP)
€300

Monthly living

Althéa planning estimates.
ExpenseDublinCork / Galway / Limerick
Rent (room)€900–1,300€600–900
Food€250–350€230–300
Transport€60–100€40–70
Total€1,500–2,000€1,100–1,500

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Yearly budget

ItemDublinOther cities
Tuition (master's)€15,000–30,000€13,000–25,000
Rent (room)€8,000–14,000€5,500–9,000
Food and essentials€3,000–4,500€2,800–4,000
Transport€500–1,000€300–700
IRP registration€300€300
Medical insurance€150–500€150–500

In rupees

At roughly ₹95–105 to the euro (check the current rate), a one-year master's in Ireland typically totals ₹25–40 lakh including living costs.

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