Introduction
TU Dublin, established on January 1, 2019 through the merger of Dublin Institute of Technology, IT Blanchardstown, and IT Tallaght, is Ireland’s first technological university and the country’s second-largest higher education institution.
With roots dating back to 1887, TU Dublin offers modern, industry-focused education across five urban campuses in Dublin, Grangegorman, Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Blanchardstown, and Tallaght.
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Key Statistics
- International Student Population: Over 3,000
- Student‑Staff Ratio: Approximately 1:17
- Acceptance Rate: 46% on average
Accreditation and Affiliations
- Publicly funded and recognized by the Irish Government
- Member of European University Association (EUA), Irish Universities Association (IUA), Universities Ireland, EUt+
- Holds Bronze Athena SWAN award for gender equality in STEM
Academic Information
Programs Offered
- Over 200 programmes available across undergraduate and postgraduate levels in Engineering, Business, Humanities, Computing, Sciences, Health, Tourism, Culinary Arts, and more
- Specialised and accredited courses in Optometry, Culinary Arts, Architecture, and Technology
Tuition Fees
- Undergraduate: Approximately €15,600
- Postgraduate: Approximately €13,500
Admission Requirements
- Generally requires high school/undergraduate qualification with strong grades (e.g., CGPA 6.0/70%)
- IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL 92 / PTE 62
Rankings and Recognition
- QS World University Rankings 2026: 781-790
- THE World University Rankings 2025: 1001-1200
Campus Facilities
- Five urban campuses featuring state-of-the-art labs, libraries, studios, and student hubs
- Grangegorman boasts the central Student Hub with counselling, IT, international, and student services
- Well-equipped amenities including sports halls (Central Athletics & Sports Hall), culinary training restaurants, mock courtroom, and stock exchange simulator
- Campus & Estates Office oversees maintenance, parking, event setups across locations
Support Services
International Student Support
- International Student Hub provides pre‑arrival info, visa guidance, accommodation help, academic and personal support
- Dedicated international recruitment teams by region (Technological University Dublin)
Career Services
- Career Development Centre offers workshops, CV & interview coaching, employer networking, and job fairs
- Placement rate ~93% through strong industry partnerships (800+ collaborators)
Scholarships and Financial Aid
- Scholarships include Schneider Electric, Marco, Conservatoire awards
- Financial supports: fees grants, mental health and disability services, student accident insurance
Study at TU Dublin
TU Dublin blends practical, industry-aligned education with a city-centre campus environment. With robust support, diverse course options, modern facilities, and exceptional employability, TU Dublin offers international students a dynamic pathway to professional success in a connected urban setting.
To study at TU Dublin, book a free consultation with LCI Group today and begin your application for upcoming intakes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Approximately 46%, reflecting moderate selectivity. International applicants should aim for strong academics (CGPA ~6.0 or 70%).
Over 3,000 international students from 100+ countries (~10–13.7% of the student body).
The International Student Hub offers visa support, accommodation help, peer mentoring, and academic & personal support. Regional recruitment teams provide tailored guidance.
Excellent—Career Development Centre organizes job fairs, CV/interview coaching; the university maintains a 93% placement rate facilitated by 800+ industry partnerships .
Well-equipped campuses include modern labs, Student Hub, sports halls, culinary training restaurants, libraries, counselling services, and student common areas across five Dublin locations .