Digital Payments
Offered as a track or elective set at many universities in Ireland.
🇮🇪 Usually 1 year · September; limited January/February
Masters in FinTech in Ireland
A FinTech master's combines finance with technology: digital payments, blockchain, algorithmic trading, risk analytics and financial regulation. Here is how studying it in Ireland works for Indian students — universities and costs in rupees, eligibility, careers and work rights.
- 1 universities compared
- From ₹41 lakh – ₹45 lakh
- Intakes: September; limited January/February
- Post-study work
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Masters in FinTech in Ireland: what does it cost and is it worth it?
A master's in FinTech in Ireland usually takes usually 1 year. On our list, 1 universities offer it, with total costs from ₹41 lakh – ₹45 lakh (NCI) to ₹41 lakh – ₹45 lakh (NCI). After graduating: stamp 1G: 1 year (Level 8), 2 years (Level 9 master's and above).
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Masters in FinTech in Ireland at a glance
- Duration
- Usually 1 year
- Tuition (international)
- ≈ €10,000 – €35,000 per year
- Living costs
- ≈ €10,000 – €15,000 per year (Dublin higher)
- Typical budget
- ₹20–35 lakh for a 1-year master's
- Intakes
- September; limited January/February
- English tests
- IELTS, PTE, TOEFL or Duolingo as accepted by the university
- GRE / GMAT
- GRE/GMAT is rarely required outside top business programs
- Post-study work
- Stamp 1G: 1 year (Level 8), 2 years (Level 9 master's and above)
Overview
Why study FinTech in Ireland?
A FinTech master's combines finance with technology: digital payments, blockchain, algorithmic trading, risk analytics and financial regulation.
Ireland offers one-year master's with a 2-year post-study work visa, european HQs of major tech and pharma companies and english-speaking EU country.
Universities
Universities for FinTech in Ireland
Sorted by total cost for the whole program, in rupees.
Specialisations
Popular FinTech specialisations
Blockchain & DeFi
Offered as a track or elective set at many universities in Ireland.
Algorithmic Trading
Offered as a track or elective set at many universities in Ireland.
RegTech & Risk
Offered as a track or elective set at many universities in Ireland.
Eligibility
Entry requirements
Usual expectations — each university sets its own minimums.
Get this checklist on WhatsApp- Bachelor's: B.Com, BBA or Economics with maths
- Bachelor's: B.Tech/B.Sc in CS, IT or Maths
- Prerequisite: Statistics
- Prerequisite: Basic programming
- Prerequisite: Finance fundamentals
- English: IELTS, PTE, TOEFL or Duolingo as accepted by the university
- GRE/GMAT: GRE/GMAT is rarely required outside top business programs
Careers
Careers after FinTech in Ireland
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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It can be, if cost, university and career plan line up. Ireland offers one-year master's with a 2-year post-study work visa. Typical roles afterwards include FinTech Analyst, Risk Analyst and Product Analyst (payments).
On our list: NCI.
From ₹41 lakh – ₹45 lakh at NCI up to ₹41 lakh – ₹45 lakh, including living and one-time costs.
Most universities accept b.Com, BBA or Economics with maths and b.Tech/B.Sc in CS, IT or Maths, with statistics, basic programming and finance fundamentals, plus IELTS, PTE, TOEFL or Duolingo as accepted by the university.
Stamp 1G: 1 year (Level 8), 2 years (Level 9 master's and above). During your studies: 20 hours/week in term; 40 hours/week in holidays.
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