Data obtained by *The Journal* reveals concerning unemployment levels among international graduates in Ireland. Specifically, a business master’s program at University College Cork (UCC) – consistently populated by students from outside the European Union – experienced a 21% unemployment rate for its 2024 cohort. This figure raises questions about the employment prospects for international students completing postgraduate degrees in Ireland. The records highlight a potential disparity between the skills acquired through these programs and the demands of the Irish labor market. Further investigation is needed to understand the factors contributing to this unemployment rate, including potential challenges faced by non-EU graduates in securing employment. The situation at UCC may reflect broader trends affecting international graduates across Ireland, prompting calls for improved support and integration services. This data could lead to scrutiny of university programs and immigration policies related to international students.