
Griffith College Dublin fees for Indian students are priced in euro (EUR) and converted to Indian rupee (INR) here. Postgraduate tuition is €16,000 to €17,500 (INR 17.72 Lakhs to INR 19.38 Lakhs) for major master’s routes. Undergraduate tuition is €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs) per year. The Master of Business Administration (MBA) in International Business costs €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) in tuition.
Dublin living expenses are the second large decision after tuition. Griffith College lists shared private rooms near €600 to €1,000+ (INR 66,432 to INR 1.11 Lakhs+) per month. Griffith Halls of Residence is on-campus housing for Dublin students, but room prices were not listed in the fetched room page.
A February 2027 Master of Business Administration budget is €30,435 (INR 33.70 Lakhs) to €37,875 (INR 41.94 Lakhs) for the first year. The figure includes tuition, annual programme fees, 12-month Dublin living costs, visa fee, and Irish Residence Permit registration. Exchange rate used: 1 euro (EUR) = Indian rupee (INR) 110.72, open.er-api.com, 14 September 2026.
February 2027 Intake: Visa-Backed Planning Window
Intake: February 2027 is realistic for listed postgraduate courses and selected undergraduate routes. September 2026 is not workable without an existing visa because Griffith advises a three-month visa lead time.
Fee update: Griffith’s current non-European Union sheets price undergraduate tuition at €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs). Standard master’s tuition is €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs), and Innopharma master’s tuition is €17,500 (INR 19.38 Lakhs).
When to pay: The non-European Union full-time deposit is €6,000 (INR 6.64 Lakhs). Griffith says visa-required students generally pay fees before the visa application.
Scholarships: Griffith Global Excellence Scholarship closed for September 2026 on 31 May 2026 for visa-required countries. For February 2027, use the offer-level bursary and Academic Merit Scholarship until a new excellence window opens.
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Table of Contents
Fifteen Griffith College Dublin programme rows show the fee structure most relevant to February 2027 and September 2027 planning. Postgraduate fees use the current non-European Union master’s sheet. Undergraduate fees use Griffith’s single published annual undergraduate rate.
Ten postgraduate programmes show a narrow tuition range of €16,000 to €17,500 (INR 17.72 Lakhs to INR 19.38 Lakhs). Most business and computing master’s routes use the standard master’s tuition. Pharmaceutical specialist routes use the higher Innopharma master’s fee.
Tuition is charged for the one-year full-time route shown on each course page. Master of Science (MSc) rows use Griffith’s official award labels. The table excludes annual additional and insurance protection fees, living costs, visa charges, medical insurance, deposits, and travel.
| Programme | Duration | Published tuition (EUR and INR) | Indicative full-course tuition (EUR and INR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master of Business Administration in International Business | 1 year full-time | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) |
| MSc International Business Management | 1 year full-time | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) |
| MSc Accounting & Finance Management | 1 year full-time | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) |
| MSc Big Data Management and Analytics | 1 year full-time | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) |
| MSc Computing | 1 year full-time | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) |
| MSc Network and Information Security | 1 year full-time | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) |
| MSc Procurement and Supply Chain Management | 1 year full-time | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) |
| MSc International Business and Law | 1 year full-time | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) |
| MSc Pharmaceutical Business & Technology | 1 year full-time | €17,500 (INR 19.38 Lakhs) | €17,500 (INR 19.38 Lakhs) |
| MSc Pharmaceutical Quality Systems Validation and Technology | 1 year full-time | €17,500 (INR 19.38 Lakhs) | €17,500 (INR 19.38 Lakhs) |
Indicative full-course tuition uses the current published annual fee and the published course duration. It is not a future-fee forecast.
Source: Griffith College non-European Union fee page and official course pages.
Note: The two pharmaceutical master’s rows are not priced like standard master’s courses. The tuition difference is €1,500 (INR 1.66 Lakhs), and those routes do not use the standard merit scholarship rule.
Five undergraduate routes use Griffith’s single annual non-European Union tuition of €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs). The largest difference is not tuition. It is whether the February start changes the study calendar.
Tuition is charged annually for these full-time undergraduate routes. The table excludes annual additional and insurance protection fees, living costs, visa charges, medical insurance, deposits, and travel.
| Programme | Duration | Published tuition (EUR and INR) | Indicative full-course tuition (EUR and INR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Business | 3 years full-time | €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs) | €40,500 (INR 44.84 Lakhs) |
| Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Accounting & Finance | 3 years full-time | €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs) | €40,500 (INR 44.84 Lakhs) |
| Bachelor of Science in Computing Science | 3 years full-time | €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs) | €40,500 (INR 44.84 Lakhs) |
| Bachelor of Laws (Honours) in Law | 3 years full-time for September entry | €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs) | €40,500 (INR 44.84 Lakhs) |
| Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Interior Architecture | 3 years full-time | €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs) | €40,500 (INR 44.84 Lakhs) |
Indicative full-course tuition uses the current annual tuition for three years. It is not a future-fee forecast.
Source: Griffith College undergraduate non-European Union fee sheet and official course pages.
Compare Griffith College Dublin course options before finalising the fee band
Griffith College has one current public undergraduate fee point, €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs), in the fetched fee sheet. A smooth year-on-year trend should not be inferred without archived official fee sheets.
| Fee year or intake basis | UG tuition (EUR and INR) | PG standard master’s tuition (EUR and INR) | Year-over-year % from prior public figure |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 2025 intake onwards, used by current fee sheets | €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs) | €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) | Prior archived official figure not published in fetched sources |
Source: Griffith College non-European Union undergraduate and postgraduate fee sheets.
Key Insight: The February 2027 intake uses current offer pricing unless Griffith issues a newer offer fee. For September 2027, rerun the €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) standard master’s total after the next fee sheet appears.
Griffith College estimates total Dublin living costs at €1,080 to €1,700 (INR 1.20 Lakhs to INR 1.88 Lakhs) per month. Housing creates the widest gap between the lower and upper budget.
| Expense | Monthly (EUR) | Monthly (INR) | Annual (INR) | Notes for Indian Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shared private room | €600 to €1,000+ (INR 66,432 to INR 1.11 Lakhs+) | INR 66,432 to INR 1.11 Lakhs+ | INR 7.97 Lakhs to INR 13.29 Lakhs+ | Use this for off-campus planning near Dublin. |
| Transport | €50 to €60 (INR 5,536 to INR 6,643) | INR 5,536 to INR 6,643 | INR 66,432 to INR 79,718 | A student Leap Card registration costs €5 (INR 554). |
| Food and groceries | €250 to €400 (INR 27,680 to INR 44,288) | INR 27,680 to INR 44,288 | INR 3.32 Lakhs to INR 5.31 Lakhs | Eating out raises costs beyond this grocery range. |
| Social activities | €80 to €150 (INR 8,858 to INR 16,608) | INR 8,858 to INR 16,608 | INR 1.06 Lakhs to INR 1.99 Lakhs | Keep this separate from rent and food. |
| Stationery and books | €100 to €150 (INR 11,072 to INR 16,608) | INR 11,072 to INR 16,608 | INR 1.33 Lakhs to INR 1.99 Lakhs | Computing and design students may need course-specific software. |
| Total monthly benchmark | €1,080 to €1,700 (INR 1.20 Lakhs to INR 1.88 Lakhs) | INR 1.20 Lakhs to INR 1.88 Lakhs | INR 14.35 Lakhs to INR 22.59 Lakhs | Use 12 months for postgraduate budgeting. |
Source: Griffith College cost-of-living PDF.
Three Griffith-listed housing routes show why a studio can strain the first-year budget. The figures are official planning ranges, not rental averages.
| Housing route | Monthly asking range (EUR and INR) | Budget consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Shared house cost split | €500 to €900+ (INR 55,360 to INR 99,648+) | Lowest listed private route, but bills and lease terms need separate checks. |
| Single room in shared apartment | €600 to €1,000+ (INR 66,432 to INR 1.11 Lakhs+) | Closest match to the living-cost table’s housing range. |
| Private studio | €1,200+ (INR 1.33 Lakhs+) | Costs at least €600 (INR 66,432) more per month than a lower shared room. |
Source: Griffith College cost-of-living and accommodation guidance.
Note: Griffith’s official room page names room types but did not publish room prices in fetched text. Use the college living-cost range for rent budgeting until the offer-stage accommodation quote arrives.
A February 2027 master’s student should budget 12 months because the dissertation period extends beyond two teaching semesters. A September 2027 undergraduate budget can use 10 months for the first academic year, then housing should be renewed.
Currency Tip: The February 2027 deposit is €6,000 (INR 6.64 Lakhs), so forex spread changes the first transfer. A 2% markup on that payment adds €120 (INR 13,286) before rent begins.
A February 2027 one-year Master of Business Administration budget starts at €30,435 (INR 33.70 Lakhs). This first-year budget includes tuition, additional annual programme fees, 12-month living costs, visa fee, and Irish Residence Permit registration.
| Scenario | Tuition | Living | Mandatory Fees | Total Year 1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Master of Business Administration, low 12-month living | €17,075 (INR 18.91 Lakhs), including annual programme fees | €12,960 (INR 14.35 Lakhs) | €400 (INR 44,288), visa and Irish Residence Permit | €30,435 (INR 33.70 Lakhs) |
| Master of Business Administration, midpoint 12-month living | €17,075 (INR 18.91 Lakhs), including annual programme fees | €16,680 (INR 18.47 Lakhs) | €400 (INR 44,288), visa and Irish Residence Permit | €34,155 (INR 37.82 Lakhs) |
| Master of Business Administration, high 12-month living | €17,075 (INR 18.91 Lakhs), including annual programme fees | €20,400 (INR 22.59 Lakhs) | €400 (INR 44,288), visa and Irish Residence Permit | €37,875 (INR 41.94 Lakhs) |
| Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Business, low 10-month living | €14,325 (INR 15.86 Lakhs), including annual programme fees | €10,800 (INR 11.96 Lakhs) | €400 (INR 44,288), visa and Irish Residence Permit | €25,525 (INR 28.26 Lakhs) |
Source: Griffith College fee sheets, cost-of-living guide, and Irish immigration fee guidance.
The worked example is the Master of Business Administration in International Business for February 2027. A INR 40 Lakhs education loan costs about INR 54,000 per month over 10 years at 10.5% interest.
Key Insight: A standard master’s fee can fall by €3,500 (INR 3.88 Lakhs) with the Griffith College Bursary and a middle merit band. That saving reduces the February 2027 loan principal before the next tuition balance is due.
Griffith College’s most usable February 2027 funding is the automatic bursary plus academic merit bands. The larger 50% excellence award has no open February 2027 deadline in the fetched source.
| Scholarship | Award amount | Eligibility | Status and intake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Griffith College Bursary for standard master’s courses | €2,000 (INR 2.21 Lakhs) | International applicants offered a standard master’s place | Offer-level award for February 2027 and September 2027 planning |
| Griffith College Bursary for Innopharma master’s courses | €1,500 (INR 1.66 Lakhs) | International applicants offered eligible pharmaceutical master’s places | Offer-level award for February 2027 and September 2027 planning |
| Undergraduate Dublin faculty bursary | €1,500 (INR 1.66 Lakhs) | Business, computing, law, design, and communications undergraduate offers | Offer-level award for September 2027 undergraduate planning |
| Academic Merit Scholarship | €1,000 to €2,000 (INR 1.11 Lakhs to INR 2.21 Lakhs) | Academic or English-score bands listed in the non-European Union fee sheet | Target-intake course deadline pending |
| Progression Scholarship from Level 8 to Level 9 | €5,000 (INR 5.54 Lakhs) | Griffith graduates progressing to eligible postgraduate study within 12 months | Internal progression route for the next eligible intake |
Source: Griffith College non-European Union fee sheets and scholarship page.
| External or major award | Support type | Indian eligibility and status | Deadline or intake relevance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Griffith Global Excellence Scholarship | 50% tuition fee scholarship | Non-European Union applicants, but the September 2026 visa-country call is closed | February 2027 deadline pending |
| Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship | €10,000 (INR 11.07 Lakhs) stipend plus fee waiver | International applicants with a final offer, subject to approved programmes | 2026 call closed on 12 March 2026 |
| Inlaks Shivdasani Scholarship | External Indian award, subject to field restrictions | Many business, finance, computer science, and management routes are excluded | Use only after checking the eligible field for September 2027 |
Source: Griffith College scholarship page, Higher Education Authority award page, and Inlaks eligibility guidance.
Tip for Indian Students: For February 2027, prioritise bursary and Academic Merit Scholarship evidence before paying €6,000 (INR 6.64 Lakhs). A standard master’s net fee can drop by €3,500 (INR 3.88 Lakhs) before visa filing.
Review Griffith College Dublin document requirements before claiming scholarship bands
Griffith College uses a €6,000 (INR 6.64 Lakhs) minimum deposit for non-European Union full-time students. Ireland does not use a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS), because Griffith issues an Invitation to Register for the study visa file.
| Payment item | Amount | Timing | Decision point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-European Union full-time deposit | €6,000 (INR 6.64 Lakhs) | Before visa support and immigration documentation | Needed for full-time February 2027 visa-backed planning |
| Part-time or blended minimum deposit | €1,500 (INR 1.66 Lakhs) | At registration, where the route is allowed | Not the default route for a new study-visa applicant |
| Direct debit administration fee | €99 (INR 10,961) | When an approved staged plan is used | Useful only if Griffith confirms eligibility |
Source: Griffith College fee information pack and international student FAQ.
Steps to pay the tuition fee for international students:
For September 2026 direct debit plans, Griffith lists instalments from 1 November 2026 to 1 June 2027. A February 2027 offer should be read for its own instalment dates.
Note: The February 2027 visa file depends on fee proof before submission. Send the €6,000 (INR 6.64 Lakhs) payment early enough for Griffith’s 5-working-day bank-transfer window.
February 2027 applicants should separate visa-file cash from first-year living costs. The largest hidden pressure is the €10,000 (INR 11.07 Lakhs) living-fund access required for Ireland.
A minimum paid cash figure is €6,100 (INR 6.75 Lakhs) before visa submission. The living-fund access requirement is separate because it is proof of funds, not a fee.
| Cash item | Published amount | Paid or shown before arrival |
|---|---|---|
| Non-European Union tuition deposit | €6,000 (INR 6.64 Lakhs) | Paid to Griffith before visa support |
| Multiple-entry visa fee | €100 (INR 11,072) | Paid with the visa application |
| Living-fund access | €10,000 (INR 11.07 Lakhs) | Shown as funds for one academic year |
| On-campus housing deposit | Amount not published in fetched room text | Offer letter and tuition deposit are required before booking |
Source: Griffith College visa, accommodation, and fee guidance.
Budget approximately €6,100 (INR 6.75 Lakhs) for paid pre-visa items, excluding insurance, airfare, course materials, and housing deposit. Proof-of-funds pressure rises to €16,100 (INR 17.83 Lakhs) when living-fund access is counted.
Note: Ireland has no Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS), but the Irish Residence Permit still costs €300 (INR 33,216). The fee is paid after arrival, not during the visa upload.
For February 2027, the fastest saving is a standard master’s bursary plus an Academic Merit Scholarship band. A middle merit band and bursary reduce tuition by €3,500 (INR 3.88 Lakhs).
Source: Griffith College fee guidance, Irish Immigration Service Delivery student work guidance, and Third Level Graduate Programme guidance.
A studio costing €1,200+ (INR 1.33 Lakhs+) can add at least €6,000 (INR 6.64 Lakhs) over 10 months versus a lower shared room. That difference equals the full non-European Union deposit.
Tip for Indian Students: The highest February 2027 saving lever is scholarship stacking on a standard master’s course. A €3,500 (INR 3.88 Lakhs) reduction can lower a INR 40 Lakhs loan below the next EMI threshold.
Griffith College Dublin is strongest when a one-year master’s budget stays near INR 34 Lakhs to INR 42 Lakhs. The financial case depends on tuition discounts, Dublin rent control, and post-study permission.
Griffith’s 2024 Dublin graduate survey shows 89% of respondents were in employment or further education within two months. The Dublin response rate was 49%, so the figure should support, not replace, salary due diligence.
A INR 40 Lakhs loan gives an EMI near INR 54,000 per month over 10 years at 10.5% interest. Use the first Irish salary offer against that EMI before taking a larger loan.
The Ireland Third Level Graduate Programme gives Level 9 graduates 12 months first, with a possible further 12 months. That window fits one-year master’s routes better than a three-year undergraduate loan burden.
Key Insight: A February 2027 standard master’s fee can fall to €12,500 (INR 13.84 Lakhs) before annual programme fees. That net tuition keeps the one-year route more defensible than a three-year undergraduate loan.
Source: Griffith College Graduate Survey 2024 and Irish Immigration Service Delivery graduate permission guidance.
Compare Griffith College Dublin overview before finalising a loan amount
Griffith College Dublin works best for February 2027 applicants who can combine a €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs) standard master’s fee with bursary support. The first-year Master of Business Administration budget sits near INR 33.70 Lakhs to INR 41.94 Lakhs before any salary recovery. A INR 40 Lakhs loan needs an EMI near INR 54,000 per month, so the €3,500 (INR 3.88 Lakhs) scholarship stack matters. September 2027 applicants should rerun totals when Griffith publishes the next non-European Union fee sheet.
Ques. What are Griffith College Dublin fees for Indian students?
Ans. Griffith College Dublin fees are €13,500 (INR 14.95 Lakhs) yearly for undergraduate tuition. Standard master’s tuition is €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs), while selected pharmaceutical master’s courses cost €17,500 (INR 19.38 Lakhs).
Ques. How much is Griffith College Dublin MBA fee?
Ans. The Master of Business Administration in International Business tuition is €16,000 (INR 17.72 Lakhs). Add €1,075 (INR 1.19 Lakhs) in annual programme fees for the full first-year billed study cost.
Ques. Is the February 2027 intake open at Griffith College Dublin?
Ans. Griffith College lists February 2027 starts for the MBA, business master’s, computing master’s, and selected undergraduate routes. Visa-required applicants should apply at least 3 months before the programme begins.
Ques. How much deposit does Griffith College require before the Ireland study visa?
Ans. Griffith College requires a €6,000 (INR 6.64 Lakhs) minimum payment for non-European Union full-time students. Griffith then issues an Invitation to Register for the study visa file.
Ques. What is the total cost of studying at Griffith College Dublin?
Ans. Griffith College Dublin’s February 2027 Master of Business Administration first-year budget is €30,435 (INR 33.70 Lakhs) to €37,875 (INR 41.94 Lakhs). The range uses Griffith’s 12-month Dublin living estimate.
Ques. What are living expenses in Dublin near Griffith College?
Ans. Griffith College estimates Dublin living expenses at €1,080 to €1,700 (INR 1.20 Lakhs to INR 1.88 Lakhs) per month. Shared private rooms are listed at €600 to €1,000+ (INR 66,432 to INR 1.11 Lakhs+) monthly.
Ques. Does Griffith College Dublin give scholarships to Indian students?
Ans. Griffith College gives international bursaries of €1,500 to €2,000 (INR 1.66 Lakhs to INR 2.21 Lakhs) by level and route. Academic Merit Scholarship bands add €1,000 to €2,000 (INR 1.11 Lakhs to INR 2.21 Lakhs) when eligible.
Ques. Is the Griffith Global Excellence Scholarship open for February 2027?
Ans. Griffith Global Excellence Scholarship has no fetched February 2027 deadline. The September 2026 visa-country deadline was 31 May 2026, so use offer-level scholarships for current budgeting.
Ques. Can Griffith College Dublin fees be paid in instalments?
Ans. Griffith College may approve staged payment plans, but visa-required students generally need fee payment before visa filing. The direct debit administration fee is €99 (INR 10,961).
Ques. Is Griffith College Dublin worth it after an education loan?
Ans. Griffith College Dublin is most defensible for one-year Level 9 master’s routes near INR 34 Lakhs to INR 42 Lakhs. A INR 40 Lakhs loan needs about INR 54,000 monthly EMI for 10 years.
| Program | Important Dates | Fees | Application Fees | Eligibility | Financial Aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| INR 17.8 L/Yr EUR 16,000 /Yr | - | 55-60%, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL:79, DET: 125 | |||
M.S Computing 1 year | INR 17.8 L/Yr EUR 16,000 /Yr | - | 55-60%, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL:79, DET: 125 | ||
| INR 17.8 L/Yr EUR 16,000 /Yr | - | 55-60%, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL:79, DET: 125 | |||
| INR 17.8 L/Yr EUR 16,000 /Yr | - | 55-60%, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL:79, DET: 125 | |||
| INR 17.8 L/Yr EUR 16,000 /Yr | - | 55-60%, IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL:79, DET: 125 | |||
B.S Computing Science 3 years | INR 15 L/Yr EUR 13,500 /Yr | 75 | IELTS: 6.5, TOEFL:79, DET: 125 |
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My subjects were digital marketing, global marketing, international strategy and I maintained upper first-class like above 65%. The relevance depends on which course you are doing like what I did, International Business. It covered digital marketing but I didn?t have much idea so there was not the whole aspect of digital marketing but parts of it. To get more knowledge of digital marketing I had to take additional courses from the internet but maybe if I chose a particular college in some other university it would have been more beneficial. There were group projects and study groups. Here in Griffith College exams are in less priority and group projects are given more preference compared to exams. If I compare the university to other Indian universities then they give more importance to projects. They will give you projects for research and group projects so here more weightage is given to projects. So here we have projects where you have to be the CEO and launch a product, we have to start and finish from there. But in India more preference is given to exams like if you get good marks you will be happy so that?s the main difference. In comparison to this college and other colleges in Dublin, I think it is about private universities or public universities but there is not much difference. Little difference can be of exposure but there is not much difference.
My college ended in July 2020 and from then I am looking forward to jobs, interviews and internships because of the pandemic I didn?t get many jobs or anything. I started volunteering jobs for Dublin City Council. I have a lot of knowledge that I gained from college and I did a lot of extracurricular courses from the internet like Google Digital, Marketing, Google Ads, Google Analytics SEO, etc. but I didn?t get a chance to apply that knowledge into experience in Dublin. I had job experience from India. I was working in Glued company in Delhi. I started there as an intern and then I got a digital marketing job there. I did that job for 8 to 10 months then I decided to come to Dublin to study and now I am looking for a job. The Glued guys helped me look for the university. They provided me with the visa application and college applications also. They applied for Griffith, DBS, NUI, La Rochelle. So there were like 4 to 5 colleges from which I chose Griffith and took my course in that college. Before applying you can see what are the critical skills here in Ireland. They mostly prefer engineers or IT background people so you can check that.
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