Study in Ireland

Study in
Ireland

The only English-speaking country in the eurozone, European home of tech and pharma giants, with welcoming universities and a job-search visa after your studies.

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Processing time: 4 to 8 weeks for the study visa Main intake in September, a few programmes in January

The Cliffs of Moher facing the Atlantic Ocean, Ireland

After graduation

Stamp 1G: 1 to 2 years to look for work

Why study in Ireland?

Why choose Ireland

An English-speaking, European and innovation-driven country.

English-speaking and European

Study in English at the heart of the European Union.

Tech and pharma hub

Google, Meta, Pfizer and many more have their European headquarters in Dublin.

Stamp 1G

Permission to stay and look for work after a bachelor's degree or higher.

Recognised universities

Trinity College, UCD and other quality institutions.

A warm welcome

A culture known for its friendliness and a strong student community.

Student work

20 hours a week during term, 40 during holidays.

Programmes and pathways

How to study in Ireland

University degrees, one-year master's or a language pathway.

Undergraduate

3 to 4-year degrees, with direct application for non-EU students.

Programmes in English
Student work allowed

Master's

Postgraduate

One-year master's degrees with a strong employment focus.

Stamp 1G up to 2 years
High demand in tech, data and health

Language pathway

English language schools

At least 25 weeks of English in an accredited school.

Stamp 2 with the right to work
Ideal before a degree

Preparation

Foundation programmes

Preparatory programmes to access university.

Academic upgrade
Access to partner universities

Your journey

From Algeria to Dublin

Admission, visa and registration on arrival: everything is planned.

01
Choosing the programme
University, city and budget suited to your career plans.
02
Admission
Application file, statement of purpose and deposit payment.
03
Proof of funds
Bank statements and documents required for the visa.
04
Study visa
AVATS online application and complete file submission.
05
IRP registration
Registration with the immigration services after arrival.

Frequently asked questions about studying in Ireland

Allow 4 to 8 weeks after a complete submission. Start the process as soon as you receive your offer.
Yes, up to 20 hours a week during term and 40 hours during official holidays.
Stamp 1G lets you stay to look for work: 1 year after a bachelor's, up to 2 years after a master's.
On top of tuition fees, you must show an annual living-cost amount set by the Irish authorities.
IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or Duolingo depending on the institution.
Yes. We support you from choosing the programme to settling in: applications, language test preparation, visa file, housing and departure. You keep the same advisor from start to finish.