Dublin, Ireland
Ireland's largest technological university, formed from a 2019 merger of three Dublin institutes of technology.
TU Dublin was formed in January 2019 by merging Dublin Institute of Technology with the Institutes of Technology Tallaght and Blanchardstown, creating Ireland's first technological university. It's particularly known for Culinary Arts, Architecture and applied Engineering, alongside a strong Media programme.
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ABB (A Level) · IB 28
Solid tier · indicative for the flagship courses below — always verify per-course requirements directly with the university.
€15,000–€22,000/yr
mid tier for Ireland — figures are typical ranges, not this specific university's published fee.
English
city campus, Dublin
Informational only — scholarship amounts, deadlines and even which schemes are running change often (sometimes per intake), so treat this as a starting point, not a guarantee. Always confirm current details directly with the scholarship provider or TU Dublin's financial aid office.
Irish universities commonly offer international entrance scholarships as a fixed award (not a full-ride) for strong entry grades, alongside a small government scholarship scheme.
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Engineering
⏱️ Typical duration: Often 4 years rather than the country's standard Bachelor's length, especially where the programme includes an integrated Master's (e.g. UK MEng) or an industry placement year
Typical entry: Requires Mathematics + Physics
Business
⏱️ Typical duration: 3–4 years (Level 8 Honours Bachelor's)
Typical entry: Mathematics helps but usually isn't required recommended
Culinary Arts
⏱️ Typical duration: 3–4 years (Level 8 Honours Bachelor's)
Typical entry: Portfolio / audition
Architecture
⏱️ Typical duration: Often longer than a standard Bachelor's — commonly a 3-year Bachelor's plus a further 2-year Master's for full professional accreditation
Typical entry: Portfolio
Media
⏱️ Typical duration: 3–4 years (Level 8 Honours Bachelor's)
Typical entry: Portfolio / audition
Durations are typical for Ireland — always confirm the exact length (including any placement or integrated Master's year) on the course's own page before applying.
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IELTS: 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0)
Most universities waive this requirement if you've completed 2+ years of English-medium schooling (e.g. IGCSE / A Level / IB) — always confirm the specific university's waiver policy before booking a test.
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Build my Ireland shortlist →Quick answers about grades, tuition, deadlines and applying to TU Dublin as an international IGCSE / A Level / IB student.
As a typical benchmark for international entry, TU Dublin expects around ABB at A Level or 28 points on the IB Diploma. This is indicative for TU Dublin's flagship courses — competitive subjects like Medicine and Law usually sit above this baseline, and the exact requirement varies by course, so always confirm the specific figure on TU Dublin's own admissions page before applying.
International tuition at TU Dublin typically falls in the €15,000–€22,000/yr range (mid tier for Ireland). This is a typical range for the university's tuition tier, not TU Dublin's specific published fee for every course — confirm the exact figure for your intended programme directly with the university.
TU Dublin follows Ireland's typical intake calendar: September, with applications generally due 1 february (normal deadline). A change-of-mind window to amend course choices stays open until 1 July. Always verify the exact date on TU Dublin's own admissions page, since deadlines can shift year to year.
Ireland universities, including TU Dublin, typically ask international applicants for 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0). Most universities waive this requirement if you've completed 2+ years of English-medium schooling (e.g. IGCSE / A Level / IB) — always confirm the specific university's waiver policy before booking a test.
Ireland's largest technological university, formed from a 2019 merger of three Dublin institutes of technology. TU Dublin was formed in January 2019 by merging Dublin Institute of Technology with the Institutes of Technology Tallaght and Blanchardstown, creating Ireland's first technological university. It's particularly known for Culinary Arts, Architecture and applied Engineering, alongside a strong Media programme.
Yes — TU Dublin accepts applicants from IGCSE-to-A-Level, IGCSE-to-IB-Diploma, and directly from the IB Diploma. Tutopiya's free Ireland University Shortlist Builder matches your predicted or actual grades against TU Dublin and every other Ireland university we track, tagging each as reach, target or safety.
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