Dublin City University
Courses
MSc in Computing (with Major Options)
€17,000
Computer Science
€15,000
Multimedia
€15,000
Data Science
€15,000
Computing for Business
€15,000
Digital Business and Innovation
€15,000
Business Studies International
€14,000
Global Business (Spain)
€14,000
Global Business (Germany)
€14,000
Global Business (France)
€14,000
Global Business (Canada)
€14,000
Global Business (USA)
€14,000
Business Studies
€14,000
MSc in Management (Strategy)
€16,000
MSc in Management (Business)
€16,000
MSc Master of Science in Data Analytics
€14,500
MSc in Diagnostics and Precision Medicine
€13,000
Common Entry into Engineering
€15,000
Sport Science and Health
€15,000
Health and Society
€15,000
MSc in Science and Health Communication
€15,000
MSc in Finance
€16,000
MSc in Electronic & Computer Technology
€17,000
MEng in Electronic and Computer Engineering
€17,000
Electronic and Computer Engineering
€15,000
MSc in Electronic Commerce (Business)
€16,000
MSc. International Accounting and Business
€16,000
MSc in Global Management (Digital Disruption)
€16,000
MSc Accounting
€15,500
Biotechnology
€15,000
MSc in Computing (with Major Options)
€17,000
Computer Science
€15,000
Multimedia
€15,000
Data Science
€15,000
Highlights
Dublin City University was created in 1975 as the National Institute of Higher Education, enrolling its first students in 1980. In 1989 it became a university by statute and adopted its current name, and in 2016 it incorporated four other institutions in Dublin. Today it has more than 18,000 students, and more than 20% are international students.
It has been ranked in the top 4% of universities worldwide and is the only University on the island of Ireland to be featured in the QS Top 50 under 50. Dublin City University has also been placed 86th among the top one hundred young universities in the Times Higher Education 100 under 50.
The Student Union offers students access to clubs, societies, advice and support services, a student bar, and more. Students can also find a campus medical centre, counselling services, and fitness equipment.
Dublin City University offers accommodation in the following locations. Hampstead Apartments are located on campus and feature single, twin and double rooms with shared bathroom and kitchen facilities. The Larkfield Apartments are also on-campus and feature single and twin rooms with en-suite bathrooms and shared kitchen facilities. College Park Apartments are off-campus and feature single and twin rooms with en-suite bathrooms and shared kitchen facilities. Shanowen Square Apartments are off-campus and feature single and twin rooms with en-suite bathrooms and shared kitchen facilities.
All accommodation comes fully furnished with utilities such as heating and electricity. They also provide access to laundry facilities, standard rooms, and high-speed internet.
Dublin City University has several libraries across its campuses, offering students access to many resources, including books, journals, online databases, and more.
The University has state-of-the-art sports facilities, including a gym, indoor sports hall, swimming pool, and outdoor sports pitches that students use frequently.
There are over 140 clubs and societies at Dublin City University that cover a range of areas, including Surf n' Sail, Japanese Soc, Style Soc, Dance and more. Students are actively involved in student life, and the atmosphere promotes inclusivity and leisurely activities. At Dublin City University, students make friends for life at communal places such as the Society Life Committee or the various workshops available throughout the year.
Campuses
Dublin is known as a student city due to the high population of young people, global work opportunities and infamous pub culture. There are more than 700 pubs in the town, with live music and local beers a mainstay of Dublin's nightlife. Reports show Dublin has the highest quality of life out of any Irish city, and when you see the plethora of art galleries, museums, green spaces and the friendliness of locals, it is easy to see why.
FAQs
Dublin City University has an estimated total student population of over 18,000.
DCU offers various undergraduate and postgraduate programs across its faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences, Science and Health, Engineering and Computing, and DCU Business School.
Dublin City University offers students a vast range of facilities, including libraries, sports facilities, a student union, IT facilities, food and drink options, health and wellbeing services, and career services.
Dublin City University offers a range of scholarships and funding opportunities for international students. These scholarships are awarded based on academic merit, financial need, and other criteria. Some scholarships available to international students include the International Student Scholarships, DCU Business School Scholarships, DCU Language Services Scholarships, Government of Ireland Scholarships, and External Scholarships.
These scholarships can cover tuition fees, living expenses, and other costs associated with university studies. International students are encouraged to check the DCU website or contact the International Office for further information.
Employability Rate
96%
Upcoming Intake
Sep 2025
Tution Fee
Starts from 17,000 EUR
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
Ranking
by QS
421
by THE
401–500
