University College Dublin (UCD) is Ireland's largest and most comprehensive university, offering a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs. Located in Dublin, UCD provides a vibrant academic environment with a strong emphasis on research and innovation. The university is committed to fostering a global perspective, welcoming students from over 140 countries and offering a diverse and inclusive campus experience. UCD's faculties span across arts and humanities, business, engineering and architecture, health and agricultural sciences, science, and social sciences and law, providing extensive opportunities for study and research.
Students are advised to check the UCD Fees page for the most up-to-date fee information.
International students can apply through the UCD Application Portal. It is recommended to apply early and explore the UCD Course Catalogue first to find your desired program and check entry requirements.
Tuition fees for international (non-EU) students vary by program and are listed on the UCD Fees page. Students are advised to check this page for the most up-to-date information.
Yes, UCD offers the Global Excellence Scholarships, which provide a 50% or 100% tuition fee reduction and require a separate application after receiving an offer. The International Student Scholarship (ISS) is merit-based and assessed automatically for eligible applicants without a separate application, though some programs are excluded.
Specific academic and English language entry requirements vary by program. You should consult the UCD Course Catalogue for detailed information on the prerequisites for your chosen program.
UCD's Careers Network provides resources and guidance to help students transition from education to employment. The university aims to equip graduates with skills that employers seek.