What is the estimated budget including tuition and living expenses for studying a Master's in Ireland?
02 Jul 2026 · Answered by Shairal Pathak · 1 min read
For a Master’s in Ireland, you can expect annual costs of about €29,500-€46,500 in Dublin or €22,300-€37,000 in other cities. This includes tuition and living expenses like accommodation, food, transport, and personal costs. Exact costs vary by university and city, so check your chosen program’s details and consider your lifestyle when planning your budget.
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The typical total budget for a Master's in Ireland is €22,000 - €46,500 per year, depending on your university, program, and city.
- Tuition fees: €12,000 - €25,000/year for most STEM programs; business and specialized courses may be higher.
- Living expenses: €7,200 - €14,400/year in Dublin; €4,800 - €9,600/year in other cities.
- Additional costs: Food, transport, and personal expenses can add €4,800 - €9,000/year.
These figures are approximate and subject to change based on lifestyle and university choice. For a more tailored estimate, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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