Ireland

Yes, TCD Ireland courses do offer internship/study abroad opportunities to Indian students. Over 80%+ of the courses offer optional or mandatory internships ranging between 6 and 12 months to students, per an unofficial sources.

Accenture, Salesforce, Deloitte, and Intel are some popular firms students work with during their studies at Trinity College Dublin.

The tuition fee for MSc in Business Analytics course of DCU Ireland is EUR 23,000 or INR 25.3 L. Besides the tuition fee, Indian students are required to pay the living expenses. Monthly living expenses while studying at this university can be around EUR 1,822 (Around INR 2 L). 

Yes, Indian students can pay their tuition fees in installments at NCI Ireland. Use the Direct Debit plan to pay 20% of tuition fees upfront and the rest over the duration of course.

Students need to provide a written request to the NCI Ireland Registrar's Office to use a payment plan.

NCI Ireland initial deposit for Indian students is EUR 6,000 (INR 6.6 Lakhs) to confirm their seat.

Students are advised to check the deposit amount on their admission offer letter as these may vary for some courses. To know more, contact one of our Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors.

The Free Fees Initiative at NCI Ireland is a scheme that covers tuition costs for qualifying students from the UK/EU/EEA regions. Eligible students only need to pay a student contribution fee worth EUR 3,000 and a mandatory gym fee.

Indian students are not eligible for this program.

No, students can apply with an conditional admission offer for a full-time course at the National College of Ireland. However, students need to make sure they meet the conditions mentioned below:

• Be an overseas student
• Meet all entry requirements of the course and scholarship
• Pay the tuition deposit

The NCI Ireland Scholarship deadline for the college's 75th anniversary International Student Scholarship (Sep 2026 intake) is now closed. Deadline for other scholarships may vary.

Students are advised to check the official NCI Ireland website to know more.

Yes, Indian students can work while studying at the Griffith College Ireland. Students with Stamp 2 visa are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during term and 40 hours per week during holidays. The national minimum wage in Ireland is EUR 13.50 (INR 1.5 K).

1 EUR = INR 110.02

Indian students need to maintain minimum 85% attendance to comply with the Ireland student visa regulations. Attendance is monitored strictly. Students who fall below this mark may be reported to the Irish Immigration Service and this may also affect their visa renewal.

Cooking for oneself is usually the better and more cost-effective option at the Griffith College Ireland. Eating out can cost between EUR 15 and EUR 20 (INR 1.6 K and INR 2.2 K) per meal.

Shared kitchen facilities are available at on-campus residences.