Study Agriculture & Veterinary in Ireland
3 Agriculture & Veterinary courses at 3 institutions in Ireland, with estimated tuition, entry benchmarks and work rights side by side. Every figure below comes from the same dataset our matching engine scores against.
Agriculture & Veterinary in Ireland at a glance
Institutions
3
Courses listed
3
Tuition from
≈ $12,500
Total per year
≈ $42,700
Universities offering Agriculture & Veterinary in Ireland
Ranked by estimated world position. Tuition is the international rate per year; the entry grade is the percentage typically competitive for admission.
| Institution | Rank | Tuition / yr | Min % | IELTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trinity College Dublin Dublin | #84 | ≈ $32,000 | 83% | 7 |
| RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences Dublin | #300 | ≈ $37,000 | 68% | 6 |
| National College of Ireland Dublin | #1000 | ≈ $12,500 | 55% | 6 |
What does a Agriculture & Veterinary degree in Ireland cost?
Budget for tuition plus living costs, not tuition alone. Across the 3 Agriculture & Veterinary courses we list in Ireland, tuition runs from $12,500 to $37,000 a year, and a student needs roughly $15,500 a year to live on. That puts a realistic total at about $42,700 a year before travel, visa fees and insurance.
- Tuition range
- $12,500 – $37,000
- Living cost
- ≈ $15,500/yr
Entry requirements for Agriculture & Veterinary in Ireland
Across these courses the typical competitive grade is around 69%, and the usual English requirement is IELTS 6.3. Individual universities set their own thresholds — the table above shows each one.
- Typical entry grade
- 69%
- English requirement
- IELTS 6.3
Study levels available
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to study Agriculture & Veterinary in Ireland?
Tuition for the Agriculture & Veterinary courses we list in Ireland runs from $12,500 to $37,000 a year for international students, and living costs add roughly $15,500 a year. Budget around $42,700 a year in total, plus one-off costs for visas, flights and insurance.
What are the entry requirements for Agriculture & Veterinary in Ireland?
Most Agriculture & Veterinary courses in Ireland look for around 69% in your previous qualification and IELTS 6.3 or equivalent. Competitive universities ask for more; the table on this page lists the benchmark for each institution.
Are there scholarships for Agriculture & Veterinary in Ireland?
1 of the 3 Agriculture & Veterinary courses we list in Ireland record scholarship or funding options for international students. Amounts vary widely, so check each institution's own funding page for the current round.
Can I work after studying Agriculture & Veterinary in Ireland?
Graduates in Ireland can typically stay and work for 2 year(s) after finishing, and students may work up to 20 hours a week during term. Permanent-residency prospects are rated moderate for this destination.
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Estimated figures. Tuition, living costs and entry benchmarks on this page are estimates for guidance and comparison. Always confirm exact figures with the institution before you apply.
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