Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin)

Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin, formerly the Dublin Institute of Technology) is Ireland's largest technological university, formed by merging several institutes. It's strong in engineering, business, design and applied sciences, with a focus on practice and industry links.

TU Dublin offers practice-oriented, English-taught programs in Ireland's capital.

Who Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) suits best:

• school graduates targeting Engineering who see studying abroad as a deliberate career step;
• undergraduates looking to transfer, and bachelor’s graduates applying for a master’s in their field;
• applicants choosing a university for a specific career: engineering, business, design and marketing are the strong areas of Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin);
• students who value an international environment and teaching in English.

TU Dublin - a technological university in Ireland:

• The largest technological university in Ireland
• An applied focus and industry links
• Dublin - the capital and an IT hub

TU Dublin's modern campuses have engineering labs, design studios and project spaces.

TU Dublin is strong in applied fields:

• Engineering
• Business & Marketing
• Design & Arts
• IT
• Applied Sciences

Admission is based on your school diploma and IELTS/TOEFL.

Admission to Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) takes six months or more; here are the key stages:

1. Choose a program (9–12 months ahead). Decide on the field — engineering, business, design and marketing — and the level: bachelor’s or master’s. Programs differ in requirements, deadlines and fees.
2. Language certificate. Entirely in English.
3. Application. Applications are submitted online; once reviewed, the university sends an offer — with it you can plan finances and housing.
4. Student visa and relocation. After the offer, StudyU helps prepare visa or residence-permit documents for Ireland; the consular or migration authority makes the decision.

After 11 years of school. Yes, directly - no foundation. GPA and IELTS 6.0-6.5 decide.

• Passport
• School certificate and transcript
• IELTS/TOEFL certificate
• A portfolio - for creative programs

Exact requirements depend on the program - we'll help you prepare.

Start with the slowest items — translations, apostille and the language exam: they take 1–2 months. We do the final package check for you.

Tuition applies; During the free initial consultation, we clarify your goal, profile, timing, and budget and identify the next realistic step. A personal strategy, requirement checks, selection of agreed options, document preparation, applications, and support are provided under an agreement with StudyU.

Country benchmark for Ireland. Tuition applies for non-EU students, plus expensive housing in Dublin. Scholarships exist - we'll advise.

Beyond tuition, budget for housing, insurance, visa fees and tickets must be planned separately. During the free initial consultation, we clarify your goal, profile, timing, and budget and identify the next realistic step. A personal strategy, requirement checks, selection of agreed options, document preparation, applications, and support are provided under an agreement with StudyU.

Dublin is an expensive city for housing; we'll help you find options.

After graduation. Yes, graduates have employment opportunities in Ireland.

The strong fields of Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) are engineering, business, design and marketing. As at most universities in Ireland, students have access to a career centre, job fairs and internships — use them from the first semesters: hands-on experience is decisive for the first job.

An alternative track is further study: a bachelor’s degree earned in Ireland opens master’s programs worldwide, and a master’s strengthens your position on the job market.