Compare Irish courses by award level, teaching location and the subjects you’ll actually study.
IRISH STUDY OPTIONS FOR SRI LANKAN STUDENTS
Let’s find the right course for your next steps in Ireland.
Let’s find the right course for you together.
Thinking about studying in Ireland soon?
Explore courses after A/Ls or a first degree. Compare award levels, city rents and application requirements with AIC in Sri Lanka.
Explore these Irish study options with AIC
Have a course in mind? Ask about entry requirements, tuition fees and the next intake.
STUDY AREAS
What would you like to study?
Start with the subject you enjoy. You can narrow it down to a degree later.
Business and Management
Computing and Technology
Engineering
Media and Creative Arts
Law
Health and Education
Looking for another subject? Tell us in your enquiry.
Let’s talk about your plans for studying in Ireland.
Let’s find a study plan that suits you.
Understand your options
Tell us what you’ve studied and where you’d like it to take you.
Compare suitable choices
Compare the qualification level and modules before you choose between similarly named courses.
Plan your budget
Use local rent estimates for Dublin, Cork or Limerick when comparing course costs.
Prepare your next steps
Check course eligibility and your offer conditions before paying a tuition deposit.
Tell us your subject, qualifications and preferred intake.
Bring your questions to a conversation with an AIC counsellor.
Choose the courses you’d like to explore further.
Frequently asked questions
Can I apply with Sri Lankan A/Ls?
Check the Irish institution’s international entry guidance for your A/L subjects and grades. Ask admissions about English requirements for your programme.
What should my family budget for?
Compare tuition for non-EU students with rent in the city where your course runs. Add accommodation deposits, insurance, transport, flights and immigration costs before deciding what your family can afford each year.
When should I apply?
Use the application deadline for your programme and applicant category. Reserve time for an offer, any required fee payment and your visa application before the course is to start.
When can I apply for a UK Student visa?
For study longer than ninety days, check the Irish immigration service’s current eligible programme lists. Match the course and provider before paying fees or submitting a long-stay study visa application.