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Study in Ireland
An English-speaking EU country that is home to the European offices of many global tech, pharma and finance companies.
IntakesSeptemberSome courses start in January
Post-study workStamp 1G12 months after a bachelor's (Level 8); up to 24 months after a master's
Work while studying20 hrs/week in termUp to 40 hrs in the summer and Christmas holidays
Course length4-year honours bachelor'sMost master's take 1 year
Why students choose Ireland
- Teaching is in English and you study inside the European Union.
- Dublin and Cork host the European offices of major tech, pharma and finance employers.
- Stamp 1G lets you work full time while you look for a graduate job.
- A friendly, safe country with a large international student community.
Popular subjects
Computer ScienceData AnalyticsPharmaceutical ScienceFinance & AccountingBusinessEngineering
What you need to know now
Stamp 1G length depends on your level. Bachelor's (Level 8) graduates usually get 12 months. Master's (Level 9) and PhD graduates can get up to 24 months, granted in two 12-month blocks.
You must apply within six months of receiving your results.
Information checked October 2026. Visa rules change often, so always confirm the latest position on the official government website before you apply.