University College Dublin
1854
Founded
approx. 38,000
Students
approx. 25%
International students
Public
Type
About University College Dublin
UCD traces its origins to the Catholic University of Ireland, founded in 1854. Today it is Ireland's largest university, based on a spacious parkland campus at Belfield in south Dublin.
The Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School and programmes in data analytics, computer science, engineering and agri-food science are popular with Indian students.
Highlights
- Largest university in Ireland
- Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School
- Strong in agriculture, food science and veterinary medicine
- Large, green campus with sports facilities
Tuition (indicative, per year)
EUR 20,000 – 32,000 per year (indicative)
Intakes
September, January
English requirements (from)
IELTS 6.5 · PTE 63 · TOEFL 90
Campus and student life
Belfield campus has on-site housing, a lake, an Olympic-size pool and quick bus links to the city centre.
Courses at University College Dublin
A selection only. University College Dublin offers many more programmes; ask a counsellor or see the university's website.
Studying in Ireland?
Ireland combines English-medium teaching, one-year master's degrees and the European headquarters of many global technology and pharmaceutical firms. Graduates can stay for up to two years on Stamp 1G to look for work.
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