What is the tuition fee structure for one year at Trinity College Dublin or similar universities in Ireland for a Master's/MSc?
14 Aug 2026 · Answered by Kavya M P · 1 min read
For a one-year master's at Trinity College Dublin, tuition fees for non-EU students typically range from €24,000 to €27,300 depending on the course - for example, MSc Management is about €24,000 and MSc Finance about €27,300 per year.
Other top Irish universities charge €12,000 to €30,000/year for master's programs, based on the program and institution.
Living expenses in Dublin are usually €21,000 to €27,000/year.
Total annual cost (tuition + living): €45,000 to €54,000.
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