MS in Ireland

Ireland is an excellent option for masters in all subject areas due to its expertise in higher education, the deep appreciation and respect for learning. Also, the country's universities are in the top 3 per cent worldwide and Irish research ranks within the top one percent globally in 18 research fields.

Be it IT, engineering, arts or science, Ireland offers a wide choice of study and opportunity to study. You can make use of the country's investment in academics and partnerships between its educational institutions and high-tech industries to find a job after graduation.

It may cost around €4,000 and €6,000 for EU and EAA students and €9,000 to 20,000 for Non-EU students. Depending on the university and the popularity of the course, the fees structure may vary.

After completing the course, you can be sure of not only getting a job back in your home town but you can increase the chances of staying back in Ireland to work. Also, many students are motivated, equipped with skills to begin their own company.

Minimum English language requirement for MS in Ireland

• If you are applying for a postgraduate course at an Irish university, you need to have a relevant bachelor's degree or diploma. Your undergraduate course must be consistent and relevant to the course you wish to pursue your masters in. Applicants will need to hold at least a 2.1 honors degree (60%) or an equivalent result from a university in India.
• All applicants are required to demonstrate a high level of competence in English language. If English is not your first language you must present with the minimum standard in a recognised English language test, as outlined below.
  
  

  English language requirement	Institution Type	Minimum requirement
  TOEFL	University/Institute of Technology	90
  TOEFL	College	79
  IELTS	University/Institute of Technology	6.5
  IELTS	College	6.0
  PTE	University/Institute of Technology	62/63
  PTE	College	59

  
  
  Some universities may ask for a higher score or additional proficiencies. It is always advisable to contact the university before applying.
  
  For all proficiency tests the results must normally have been issued within two years prior to the start of your programme.

Funding/Scholarships for postgraduates in Ireland

Various funding options are available for international students looking to study Masters in the Republic of Ireland. Individual universities often offer fee waivers to some postgraduate students or will provide scholarships out of charitable endowments. You can investigate these options by exploring your institution's website or by getting in touch with GoIreland scholarship team.

List of Master Programs in Ireland

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