Dublin

Small enough to walk. Big enough for everything else.

Choose how you want to live it.

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The Dublin basics.

Part-time earnings can contribute to rent and groceries; the balance depends on hours and housing costs.

3°C – 19°C

Average temperature year-round

900–1400€

Weekly housing + food

WHERE TO LIVE

North side or south side?

Dublin has three broad zones for international students. Where you land depends on your budget and how close to class you want to be.

City centre (D1 / D2)

Temple Bar · Docklands · Grafton Street. From €750/month. Walking distance to most English schools, Trinity, and the city's pubs and tech offices.

South side (D4 / D6)

Ballsbridge · Rathmines · Ranelagh · Rathgar. From €650/month. Student-heavy, walkable or short tram to school, the biggest international flatmate density.

Coast (DART line)

Dun Laoghaire · Sandymount · Howth. From €600/month. Coastal walks, sea swims, 25-minute DART into the centre.

Your next destination is waiting for you

Study, work, or both: we guide you every step of the way, from your visa and throughout your stay.

TESTIMONIALS

Hear it from those who are already there

What are you going to do here?

Work

Among Europe's highest wages

Many of the world's biggest tech companies have their European headquarters in Dublin. Most international students start out in hospitality, retail or customer support. That said, Ireland's minimum wage is one of the highest in the EU.

LIFESTYLE

Pints, parks, and weekend flights

Dublin is small enough to walk across in an afternoon. Phoenix Park is one of the biggest urban parks in Europe, Trinity sits in the centre, and most European capitals are a 2-hour flight away

Community

Easy to fit in

Dublin's classes are full of international students from across Europe, South America, and Asia. Irish people are famously chatty: at the pub, at the bus stop, in the queue. You'll find your people fast.

You'll be able to do it all...

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Everything you need to know before you go

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