Pathology residency in Ireland

BST then HST · 2-year BST plus 4–5 year HST · Medical Council of Ireland; RCPI

3Programmes listed
RCPIApplication route
Registration dependentInternational graduate access
EnglishLanguage requirement

How pathology training works in Ireland

Ireland runs Basic Specialist Training followed by Higher Specialist Training. BST in histopathology is two years and hospital-based; HST is four or five years depending on the specialty. RCPI also runs an international BST programme in histopathology.

What you need

  • Medical Council of Ireland registration
  • RCPI application within the recruitment cycle
  • English language evidence where applicable
  • Employment permit for non-EEA applicants

Specialties offered

Chemical pathologyClinical microbiologyHaematologyHistopathologyImmunologyNeuropathology

Listed programmes in Ireland

Basic Specialist Training in Histopathology

Royal College of Physicians of IrelandNationwide, hospital-based2 years

Histopathology · RCPI · applications via RCPI

Verified 2 Aug 2026 · GPP Regulatory Desk

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Higher Specialist Training in Pathology

Royal College of Physicians of IrelandNationwide4–5 years

Six pathology specialties · RCPI · applications via RCPI

Verified 2 Aug 2026 · GPP Regulatory Desk

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International Basic Specialist Training in Histopathology

Royal College of Physicians of IrelandNationwide2 years

Histopathology · RCPI · applications via RCPI international programmes

Verified 2 Aug 2026 · GPP Regulatory Desk

Official page ↗

Official sources

Go to these directly. No platform, adviser or agent — including this one — decides your training place or registration.

Basic Specialist Training in Histopathologyrcpi.ie ↗
Pathology Higher Specialist Trainingrcpi.ie ↗
The six pathology specialtiesrcpi.ie ↗
International BST in Histopathologyrcpi.ie ↗
Irish Medical Council registrationmedicalcouncil.ie ↗
RCPI training programmesrcpi.ie ↗
HSE career hubcareerhub.hse.ie ↗

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