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Study at Technological University Dublin in Ireland

Grangegorman / Blanchardstown / Tallaght, Dublin

Large technological university serving Dublin with practical, professionally oriented programmes across multiple campuses.

Entry requirements

Academic

Undergraduate academic entry
65%-70%
Postgraduate academic entry
60-65% 4 Years only, 3 years
Backlogs
5

English language tests

IELTS
6.5/6.0, 6.0/6.0
PTE
70 overall/75 in writing
TOEFL
80 with no less than 21 in writing and at least 18 in every other section
Duolingo
120 no band less than 105

Fees & scholarships

Application fee
€50
Indicative fee range
€13,000–21,000
Scholarship / bursary range
Ask us
Initial deposit
50%

Who it suits

  • Students prioritising applied education, technology, business, engineering, design and professional disciplines in Dublin.

Study areas

  • Business
  • Computing
  • Engineering
  • Science
  • Design
  • Tourism/hospitality
  • Built environment
  • Law/social sciences

Why study at TU Dublin

  • Dublin scale
  • Multi-campus ecosystem
  • Applied learning
  • Broad professional portfolio
  • Transparent international fee framework

Please note: course-specific entry requirements, tuition fees and deadlines vary by faculty and intake. Study Window advisers confirm the criteria with TU Dublin admissions before your application is submitted.

Frequently asked questions about TU Dublin

What are the minimum academic requirements for Technological University Dublin?

Undergraduate degrees generally expect a minimum of 65%-70%, while postgraduate Master's applicants typically need 60-65% 4 Years only, 3 years in an honours degree. Specific programmes may have higher thresholds.

What are the English language test score requirements?

Technological University Dublin typically requires IELTS 6.5/6.0, 6.0/6.0, or equivalent results in PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT, or Duolingo English Test (DET).

Can I work in Ireland while studying and after graduation?

Yes. Under Ireland's Stamp 2 student permission, you can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and 40 hours during holidays. After graduation, the Third Level Graduate Scheme provides 1 year (Level 8 Honours Bachelor) or 2 years (Level 9 Master's) of full-time work permission.

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