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Study in Ireland at Griffith College: Scholarships up to €4,000 in Dublin, Cork and Limerick

By July 11, 2026October 31st, 2026No Comments
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An Irish degree, three cities to choose from and up to €4,000 off.

Griffith College is one of Ireland’s largest independent higher education providers, popular with Indian students for business, computing, law and media.

  • Scholarships up to €4,000
  • Fees from about €16,000
  • Dublin · Cork · Limerick

Why Ireland?

Ireland is an English-speaking EU country and the European base for many global tech, pharmaceutical and finance companies. International graduates can usually stay on to look for work under the Third Level Graduate Programme (Stamp 1G), typically for up to one year after a Level 8 bachelor’s degree and up to two years after a Level 9 master’s.

Griffith College at a glance

Three campusesDublin, Cork and Limerick, each with its own job market and living costs.
Fees from ~€16,000A competitive price point for an Irish qualification.
Up to €4,000 offScholarships for eligible international students.

Students on a Stamp 2 permission can usually work up to 20 hours a week during term and up to 40 hours a week in the main holiday periods.

Scholarships and fees vary by course and intake. These figures were shared in July 2026. We’ll confirm your exact fee and scholarship in writing.

Frequently asked questions

Are Griffith College degrees recognised?

Griffith College programmes are validated by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI) and placed on Ireland’s National Framework of Qualifications.

Which city is cheapest?

Cork and Limerick are generally more affordable than Dublin, especially for accommodation.

How much money do I need to show for the visa?

See our post on Ireland visa finances for the current requirements.

Start your Irish journey

Free consultation with Haven Overseas at our Kozhikode and Kochi offices, or by phone and WhatsApp.

Sources: Griffith College, Irish Immigration Service, QQI. Details as of the video date.