Trinity College Dublin (TCD): Fees 2025, Admissions, Rankings, Scholarships & Programs

• Trinity has only 1 campus that is in Dublin 2 city centre.
• All facilities are available on my campus.
• Trinity has around 50 Sports clubs, Trinity has more than 120 societies , Health club, Students union, Science club, Engineering society, Business society, River rafting club, music dance drama club, probably all clubs we can imagine are present in Indian society too.
• Major festival is Christmas and Trinity ball ,societies for music, knitting, painting, science, boxing, racing, volunteering, debating, gaming, coding, cycling everything is there.

• The tuition fee for my course in Intelligent Systems (Computer Science) at Trinity College Dublin is around €25,000. This amount covers all the charges, although it might have changed slightly since.
• Its yearly, We can pay it in one, two, or a maximum of three installments.
• It actually depends on various factors, like if we live in student accommodation its way costly around 1200-1800 euros a month for rent
• 100-250 euros for groceries
• 100 euros bills which mostly includes wifi heating and electricity
• Also if we live little far from college its less, around 600-800 euros a month for rent.

• I think around 5000 people including all staff, schools, faculties, students, researchers. Trinity has only 1 campus that is in Dublin 2 city centre
• All facilities are available on my campus.
• Trinity has around 50 Sports club, Trinity has more than 120 societies , Health club, Students union, Science club, Engineering society,
• Business society, River rafting club, music dance drama club, probably all clubs we can imagine are present also Indian society too.
• Major festival is Christmas and Trinity ball ,societies for fans of alternative music, knitting, volunteering, debating, gaming, coding, cycling everything.

• The fee for my course TCD in computer science Intelligent systems is around 25,000 Euros (Tuition fees) although thus might have changed a bit now.This includes all charges.
• Its yearly, you can actually pay in 1 or 2 or 3 maximum installments.
• It actually depends on various factors, like if we live in student accommodation its way costly around 1200-1800 euros a month for rent 100-250 euros for groceries .100 euros bills which mostly includes wifi heating and electricity
• Also if we live little far from college its less, around 600-800 euros a month for rent.

• My college has one campus that is located at College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland.
• TCD has a lot of facilities, from libraries and sports to medical services for students. There are multiple libraries and labs depending on the study area of a particular student. These libraries and labs are up to date with modern standards and have few hosts' kitchens, offering huge convenience.
• There is always an event happening in college on any given day, but major events include the freshers' fair, the TCD ball, and TCD Holi.
• TCD is known for its societies; there are around 120 societies where one can join and have some off-study work or fun. Trinity offers a wide range of sports facilities; there is a dedicated sports center where students can enjoy activities such as Rock climbing, Gym, Swimming and many more.

• Full Fees:
  • Tuition Fees – 27,293 €
  • Student Levies and Charges—304 €
• The fees are charged yearly with an option to pay in the following manner:
  • Entirely at once
  • With three instalments in total, one [Half of the entire tuition fees] before the end of August, followed by two instalments at the end of January and February month [For the other half of the tuition fees].
  • Monthly Expenses : Around 700 €.
• Breakdown as follows:
  • Rent—550 € (Near Dublin city center areas)
  • Electricity—50 €
  • Food and miscellaneous – 100 €
  • Bus—1 to 2 € daily.
     

• There is only one campus which is located in the city centre, but there are multiple buildings within the campus.
• There are multiple libraries and there is the sports centre where students can use the gym and swimming pool for free.
• There are many events that are hosted in Trinity, but the most famous one is Trinity Ball.
• So, a couple of weeks after you join college, there will be an event held all over the campus where you can sign up for multiple clubs like literature clubs and many sports clubs.

• The full breakdown of fees for the entire course –
  • College Tuition: 22 Lakhs
• Living + Groceries: 12 lakhs per year if accommodation is in a rented apartment.
• The fees charged –
  • It is charged in 2 payments: 1st semester, 50 per cent of the fees; 2nd semester, the other 50 per cent of the fees.
  • An estimate of your monthly expenses:
    • Rent: 550 per month (Euros)
    • Transportation: 50 per month (Euros)
    • Groceries: 100 per month (Euros)
• Also, for expenses, I would recommend that students buy extra luggage weight allowance to be able to bring everything they need to Ireland, like utensils, pans, pots and much more. It's definitely worth doing so rather than planning to buy things in Ireland.
• Weekly grocery shopping can be cheap if you stick to supermarkets like Lidl and Aldi, maybe around 15 to 30 euros a week. I suggest students opt for the 48 sim card since I have had no bad experiences with it when it comes to network connectivity. It is also the cheapest Sim provider in Ireland.

• The campus experience was really nice. We have a lot of events within the campus on a weekly basis and for which we all get an email in advance stating the weekly event schedules. 
• There are multiple societies and clubs which you can be a part of. There is an event where you can interact with people from the clubs and understand which one you want to be a part of. 
• For the fests, we have the Trinity Ball which is a concert with a lot of artists from around the globe.

• 22,650 euros for a Masters in Marketing Course. 
• Pay 50% before the visa application for verification purposes of the visa process. Rest 50% could be paid in 1-2 installments after 6 months.
• Rent - 600-1200 euros depends on your accommodation (including water, wifi, electricity)
• Transportation - 35-50 euros monthly
• Regular Expenses - 100-250 euros 
• Extras-Miscellaneous - 50-150 (Shopping, etc)

• The college has 1 main campus located in Dublin 02. All facilities such as multiple big libraries, all sport facilities and great and active medical services are available 24x7 in campus. Major campus festivals are Christmas and St. Patrick's day but almost all festivals are celebrated here including Indian festivals like Holi, Diwali etc.
• Extracurricular activities such as free gym, swimming, badminton and other sports are available, Trinity has one of the most active student body in the world and this allows a wide range of events all across the year be it be movie nights or discussions or quizzes, also most clubs organise events in off hours so that students can focus on their studies mostly and can relax afterwards.

• Total Fees:- 16,210 EUROS
  Fees Is charged as follows:-
  1. 50% before college commencement
  2. 50% should be paid before start of second trimester (28 Feb)

• Monthly expenses for me are:-
  650 Euros per month as rent (almost at average price for students)
  55 Euros per month as bills (Electricity, heating, wifi etc)
  20 Euros per month as transportation cost
  70 Euros per month as grocery expenses. Total:- 800-850 euros per month

• Trinity has one main campus, which is located in the City Centre at Dublin 2.
• Facilities on Campus: Library,Gym,Swimming Pool,Rock Climbing,Football/Cricket Ground,Rugby Ground,Tennis Ground.Clinic,Dining Hall,Cafe,Bar.
• Major campus festivals are the Trinity Ball and the Freshers Fair
• I am not much into sports but there are football matches every weekend and also Rugby matches that take place on campus. There are many societies such as the Indian Society which host events regularly, recently Holi was celebrated in Trinity as part of a society event.  There are lunch/dinner parties hosted by different societies almost every week which are open to all students.

• I was not able to get on campus accommodation, as they are mostly reserved for undergraduate students so there was no hostel fees. The tuition fee for the entire course was : €26,969.00

• Students can pay fees either yearly or semester-wise.

• Monthly Expenses:-

  Rent + Utilities  : 900 € (For a Single Private Room), It can be cheaper (around 600 €) for Shared Rooms. Can be even cheaper if a student decides to live far away from campus. There are also purpose built student accommodations like Yugo which cost around 1200 €.

  Food and Groceries : 100 € (If cooking at home), eating out is very expensive, average cost for a meal at a restaurant is 10-15 €.

  Transportation : I don't have any transportation expenses as I use a Bicycle (One time cost of 160 €). But if I had been using public transport it would cost me around 40€. Each Trip on public transport costs 1€, using the student travel card (LEAP card)

  Sim/Data Plan :  13€ for Monthly Unlimited Data

I chose this university as having good experience in an Insurance company back in India, I wanted to pursue my further education in the Risk Management field. Trinity was the best one to study in Ireland. Overall experience was positive, the college is very international with good infrastructure and facilities on campus. Good overall support was available to students for any problems faced during the course.

Excellent infrastructure, facilities, student clubs and extra curricular activities to participate.

I chose this college as Trinity ranks among the top 100 universities in the world and is the top Irish university. I've had an excellent time here and I'd definitely recommend Trinity for masters.

There are a number of clubs and societies that cater to a wide range of interests.

I appreciate the rigorous academic environment, cutting-edge curriculum, and access to advanced resources. The vibrant tech community fosters collaboration, and the faculty's expertise enhances my learning. The blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills prepares me for a dynamic career in the ever-evolving tech industry.

Everything is top-notch, from ethereal infrastructure to cultural building like the Old Kells Library is on campus. A mix of old architecture seamlessly merged with new modern buildings with ample outdoor football/rugby grounds create a very serene campus. The research labs are fleshed out with the state of the art equipment and faculty support 24/7. The libraries are completely silent, autonomous and every possible book is available to issue. Wi-fi is 300-400 Mbps all around the campus.