Study Pharmacy in Ireland
Students from Canada, the United States and other Non-European Union (EU) countries may apply to study pharmacy in Ireland via the Atlantic Bridge Program.
The Atlantic Bridge Program streamlines the application process. With one application and one set of supporting documents (transcripts, letters of reference, etc.), students can apply to three schools: Trinity College Dublin, RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences and University College Cork.
If you wish to apply to study pharmacy in Ireland via the Atlantic Bridge Program, please complete the Application Request Form to receive an further information including an electronic application and instructions.
Note: Students who are eligible for EU tuition fees must apply via the Central Applications Office. For further information on eligibility for EU tuition fees, please click here.
Pharmacy Schools
Within this section are overviews of the three Irish pharmacy schools which annually admit full complements of North American students and links to their respective websites.
Practicing in the USA & Canada
The pharmacy degrees awarded in Ireland are recognized by the pharmacy licensing authorities in Canada, the United States and the European Union. However, you should check with your national and state/provincial licensing authorities for specific details on applicable licensing procedures and any additional training that may be required of foreign-trained pharmacists.
Find out MoreFinancial Aid
North American Students attending pharmacy schools usually make use of available financial aid to cover the costs of their training.
The United States
Students from the United States are eligible for Federal Direct and PLUS Loans up to the cost of attendance each year.
Canada
Students from Canada can utilize a Student Line Of Credit for Professional Students, and the Canada Student Loan Program.
Moving to Ireland
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