Universities

Munster Technological University (MTU) is a multi-branch university incepted in the year 2021 through an amalgamation of Cork Institute of Technology and Institute of Technology Tralee. The university has an abundant student strength of 18000 including 1000 overseas students from 140 different nationalities. University instrumentally offers a favorable environment for students to excel in diverse technological aspects through multiple academic programs that stimulates the overall development and skills efficiency of the students. It has substantial expansion in Irish geographical limits.

University College Dublin was established in 1854 through revolutionary and Philosopher Cardinal John Henry Newman. At its inception, it was called Catholic University of Ireland. Later in 1880 it was reinstated as University College Dublin. It is a public research university. It is the largest university in Ireland and one of most esteemed institutions in the continent of Europe. The university is spread in a vast area of 330 acres located in Belfield, which is very convenient to the core city.

University College Cork (UCC) was founded in the year 1845, the campus of the college is spread across 42 acres in a serene location of Cork city which is situated in the south coast of Ireland. College is in close proximity with major landmarks of the city. The university is a distinguished institution with a sumptuous historical context, that offers wide ranging academic programs motivated with innovations and high tech modern research resources.

South East Technological University (SETU) was formed on May Day 2022, after merging two institutes of technology. The university is a public technological university in the south east of Ireland, it has five campuses in different parts of south east Ireland, Waterford, Carlow, Wexford, Rathnew and Kilkenny. The university is fifth largest in the geographical limits of Ireland.

Maynooth University is an internationally acclaimed institute situated 25 kilometers away from the city of Dublin. According to Times Higher Education Young University Rankings for 2024, the university held a respectable ranking of 90. It was established as an autonomous University in 1997. The university has its historical roots dated back to 1795 with the establishment of the Royal College at St. Patrick, which manifests the evidence of academic excellence and pedagogic culture for more than two centuries.