Study in Ireland

Ireland is an English-speaking country where you can study English, take a professional internship or follow a university degree. If it is the language you are after, see the programmes and schools in Study English in Ireland; if you want to combine study and work, read Study and work in Ireland.

Cobbled street and pubs in the Temple Bar district of Dublin
The Ha’penny Bridge over the River Liffey in Dublin
The River Liffey lit up at dusk in Dublin

Dublin

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is a vibrant, modern and multicultural city that brings together history, economic energy and a large international community. It is the perfect destination for students who want the full experience, with job opportunities while they study English, take a university degree or complete an internship at accredited, highly regarded institutions. Although it is the most expensive city in the country, it has an efficient transport network and access to the sea, making it an unforgettable experience academically, culturally and socially.

Houses and bridges along the River Lee in Cork
Colourful houses and the cathedral in Cobh, County Cork

Cork

Located in the south of the country, Cork is Ireland’s second-largest city and stands out for its welcoming atmosphere, strong cultural identity and alternative way of life. It is an ideal choice for students looking for quality education at a lower cost, in a safe and creative setting. Known for its rich food and arts scene, Cork is home to prestigious English-language schools and offers an excellent balance between city life and calm, with access to jobs and an active student community.

Castle by a river
View of the city from the river

Limerick

Limerick is a city of medieval charm on the banks of the River Shannon. It is an appealing destination for anyone who wants to study in an authentic, safe and affordable city. With a strong university presence and a growing tech ecosystem, Limerick blends tradition and innovation. It offers job opportunities in sectors such as retail, manufacturing and hospitality, alongside a multicultural student life thanks to the cultural and social integration programmes that schools offer their students.

Bray beach and seafront below Bray Head
Tudor-style building in the centre of Bray

Bray

Bray is a picturesque seaside town just 40 minutes from Dublin, combining the calm of the sea with easy access to the opportunities of the capital. It is an excellent alternative for anyone who wants to live in a natural, creative and relaxed setting without being far from the country’s economic centre. With beaches, walking trails and an active arts community, Bray offers quality of life and the chance to work locally or in Dublin, thanks to its excellent DART rail connection.

Waterford

Waterford is the second Irish campus of The ISE, alongside Dublin. Ask us about dates and prices for this campus.

Programmes we offer

English programme

  • General English
  • Intensive English
  • English for Teachers
  • IELTS exam preparation
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Professional internship programmes

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University degrees

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Partner schools

Other destinations

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