Titled as ‘Land of Saints and Scholars,’ Ireland has always been the center for learning in Europe. Ireland roosts are deep into appreciation and encouragement to gain knowledge. It is home to government-funded universities with the best facilities, state-of-the-art facilities, research centers, and beautiful campuses.

Top universities and colleges in Ireland have low fee structures and are famous for their research facilities and opportunities. Students hail from more than 160 different countries, making it one of the most diverse Student populations. Students from across the world prefer to study MBA in Ireland.

Why pursue MBA in Ireland?

An MBA in Ireland is for students looking for an excellent education and European experience within a strict budget. Also, the rules and regulations in the US tighten, that is why students are seeking Ireland as one of the best options to pursue an MBA. The MBA degree from Ireland is internationally recognized and offers several specializations, including HRM, finance, Marketing, and many more. Top universities and colleges in Ireland also offer an affordable fee structure, and that is why the business schools are receiving an increasing number of applications from across the world every year. 

Day-to-day student expenses in Ireland

The tuition fee for MBA differs from university to university, and living expenses depend on the area or place you live. As an international student, you can expect a monthly expense of about 650-1000 Euros. Following are the cities according to average living cost for international students:

• Dublin: 1,150–1,700 Euros/month
• Cork: 880–1,300 Euros/month
• Galway and other smaller cities: 780–1,200 Euros/month

Top academic institutions in Ireland give an option of hostels on a first-come, first-serve basis. They usually cost around 250-350 Euros.

If you plan to take an apartment on a sharing basis, you should divide and share expenses with your flat-mate. Following is the rough estimate of your costs:

• Student living on campus: 350-650 Euros/month
• Student living alone: 430 Euros/month

Miscellaneous expenses:

• Utilities–120 Euros/month
• Internet pass– up to 70 Euros/month
• Food costs– 280 Euros/month, please note: shopping in supermarkets might help you save more.
• Transportation costs– 52-57 Euros/month and 21 Euros/per day to hire a bicycle
• Books and research magazines– 75 Euros/month
• Medical insurance– 48 Euros/month

Admission procedure

• A minimum of 3 years (with an undergraduate degree) or 5 years (with a professional qualification) worth of work experience
• Students should qualify GMAT short for Graduate Management Admissions Test and should have an acceptable score.
• Students should prove their English Language proficiency by undertaking either IELTS or TOEFL.
• Students should send verified transcripts. If the transcripts are not in English, get them translated and send the same with the originals.
• Resume or CV
• Statement of purpose
• Two letters of recommendations
• 2 photographs
• Financial and loan documents
• Two photographs and identity supporting documents

Top academic institutes in Ireland are:

• Griffith College Dublin
• Grafton College of Management Sciences
• Irish Business School Dublin
• Dublin Business School

If you are also planning to study in Ireland, then visit the Canam website. Their expert counselors are well-versed with the admission and visa requirements so that they could guide students better. Counselors at Canam aim to provide a hassle-free and stress-free experience to the students.

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