Is the expense of studying in Ireland high? Compared to many other top-tier universities throughout the world, not really. Dublin, Ireland’s capital city, is the most expensive place to live, however, Irish cities are extremely affordable when compared to other popular study destinations such as the United Kingdom.
What are the living costs for students in Ireland?
A student’s annual living expenses in Ireland are estimated to be between €7,000 and €12,000. This includes rent, power, food, books, laundry, and medicine, as well as travel passes and social expenditures, but not tuition.
Of course, your living expenses will vary depending on the study location, type of housing, and lifestyle you like. Consider any international trip you plan to do this year.
You will also need to budget for one-time expenses such as purchasing kitchen supplies, bedding, a mobile phone, and so on.
What are the tuition fees in Ireland?
Undergraduate courses range from €9,000 to €45,000 per year.
Postgraduate Master’s and PhD degrees cost between €9,150 and €37,000 per year.
Fees vary according to your selected topic of study, program, and university.
You’ll also pay around €2,500 per year for student services like exam registration and support for clubs and societies.
How much will I pay for everyday items?
One liter of milk: €1
Can of Coca-Cola: €1.4
Cup of coffee: €2.7
Lunch from a campus cafe: €7.5
Meal in an inexpensive cafe: €15
Meal at a restaurant: €55
Movie ticket: €10
One-minute mobile phone call: €0.26
Taxi ride for one kilometer: €1.25
One litre of petrol: €1.3
One-room apartment in the city center €1,029
One-room apartment in the suburbs: €829