Study Civil Engineering in Ireland
11 universities in Ireland offer Civil Engineering programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 7,545 EUR per year.
Dundalk Institute of Technology
A public technological institute halfway between Dublin and Belfast, known for its welcoming international community.
Trinity College Dublin
Ireland's most prestigious university, founded in 1592 in the heart of Dublin and globally recognised for research.
University of Galway
A research university founded in 1845 on the Atlantic coast, recognised for sustainability and its international community.
University of Limerick
A public university on the Shannon, pioneer of cooperative education, with a campus renowned for its quality of life.
Technological University Dublin
Ireland's first technological university (2019): engineering, business, arts and sciences across Dublin campuses.
Atlantic Technological University
A public technological university of Ireland's west and northwest, formed in 2022 through the merger of technological institutes.
Technological University of the Shannon
The public technological university of Ireland's Midlands and Midwest (2021), anchored on the Shannon economic corridor.
Munster Technological University
The public technological university of Ireland's South (2021), with campuses in Cork and Kerry, strongly industry-focused.
Technological University South East
Ireland's South East technological university, established in 2022, with campuses in Waterford and Carlow.
University College Cork
An Irish research university founded in 1845 in the heart of Cork, renowned for its green campus and world-class standing.
University College Dublin
Ireland's largest university: research-intensive, spanning business, law, engineering, agriculture and veterinary medicine.