Ireland

ICD Dublin is not known to offer on-campus housing to Indian students. However, it does help find affordable housing near the campus. A deposit worth EUR 500 to EUR 1,000 (INR 55.5 K to INR 1.1 Lakhs) usually applies to confirm housing.

To know more, contact the ICD B-School or one of the expert counsellors at Shiksha Study Abroad.

ICD Business School is a 'boutique college'. It is known for its small class sizes. As per an unofficial source, the B-school houses 20 to 40 students in class at a time.

This allows faculty to focus on students better, offer a personalised learning environment, and helps maintain better interactivity between students.

NFQ in Ireland is a system used to differentiate courses at different levels. Check the table below to know more:

The B-school does not release any official figures regarding the acceptance rate. However, considering its standard academic and English language requirements (IELTS score required - 6.0), getting a seat here should not prove difficult.

To know more about admission chances at ICD Business School Dublin, students can contact one of our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors.

Trinity College London is famously known as the number 1 university in Ireland. As this university is ranked by some of the top ranking bodies in the whole world. By QS, this college is ranked #1 in Ireland and #75 in the whole world. 

Look at the given TCD rankings 2026 - 

The top skills that will be highly sought after in Ireland in 2026 will involve technology, engineering, healthcare, and finance due to the growth in "Silicon Docks" and the aging population. Some of the most highly sought-after skills in Ireland in 2026 include AI and ML, cybersecurity, data analysis, pharmaceutical engineering, and renewable energy engineering.

Popular and highly-demanded occupations in Ireland in 2026 include technology, healthcare, engineering and construction. These sectors require more professional work forces because there is already a shortage of workers due to their growth.

According to data from 2023 to 2026, the average take-home pay in Ireland ranges from €2,700 to €3,900, depending on marital status and gross salary. The average gross salary, ranging from €46,000 to €50,000 per year, will yield an average monthly income of €3,300-€3,700 for a single individual.

Average salaries of full time employees in Ireland range from €45,000 - €55,000 per year. Salaries vary by the cities you're placed at and the experience level you have. For this reason - salaries for freshers start from €39,000 and for seniors - €85,000.

As of April 2026 - the average salary in Ireland is approximately €44,200 to €45,000 per year, roughly €3,683 per month before tax.