Dublin City University (DCU): Fees 2025, Scholarships, Admissions 2025, Rankings & Programs

• There are 4 Dublin City University campuses: DCU Main campus, DCU All Hallows campus, DCU St. Patrick's campus and DCU Sports College. There are medical stores, printing stores, a restaurant and a pub on campus, which makes it easier if you forget to bring lunch someday. Also, there are several coffee shop options available.

• Two campuses: Dublin City University Glasnevin Campus and Dublin City University St. Patricks Campus.
• Library, sports facilities, and medical services are available on both campuses.
• Clubs: photography, investment societies, outdoor adventures, cricket, football, badminton, hiking clubs, mental health awareness campaigns.
• Major festivals: Halloween, Diwali, Holi
   

• The fee for a master's in finance is 17,600 euros; this includes every charge.
• It is yearly; we can pay the first half of the fee while applying, and the rest can be paid after some time, basically in the second semester.
• 1000 euros is the monthly regular expense that usually happens which includes rent, transportation and necessities.
• It again depends on different individuals and their expenses.

• My university has around 4 campus accommodations. The campus accommodations are - 1. Postgrad Apartments 2. College Park 3. Hamstead Apartments (All these 3 are in the DCU Glasnevin campus). Then there are 4. All Hallows campus accommodations. The campus has facilities like a library, pharmacy, bar, restaurants, praying areas, open areas for leisure, a theater (only has university-related shows, not an actual movie theatre), a gym, a sports ground for football, and a swimming pool in the gym. I don't remember the major ones but there are always some or other events going on within the campus, especially until summer starts (by May).
• Once the summer starts, there are no events. Events like student meetups, diwali, christmas, small events; there are also clubs like anime fan clubs and any other club that you can imagine.

• The total fees that I had to pay were 17,500 euros (although they have increased now). I paid approximately 720 euros a month (including bills) for the university accommodation (although that too has increased now). It was a single ensuite room shared with 4 other people.
• The fees are charged yearly (at least that was the case for me). Monthly expenses completely depend on the person and how much that person spends on their daily needs and other leisurely activities.

• We have two campuses, the St. Patrick’s Campus and the Glasnevin Campus. The college has all types of activities that include various sports clubs, hobby clubs a swimming pool and a gym. Major Indian as well as Irish festivals are celebrated at the campus.
• Medical services are present on campus along with a huge library. There are a host of societies to join, including boxing, drama, fencing and archery, just to name a few.

• The total tuition fees for Non EU students are EUR 17,600. The fees can be paid in 2 semesters. Monthly expenses are relative but on average it costs 1200 EUR per month to live in Dublin.
• Dublin is one of the most expensive places to live in Europe. Rent is high, and for a shared room, the cost is EUR 700. For a single apartment, it can go up to EUR 1000. Food, transport, and electricity cost another 200 to 300 EUR.

• DCU has three main campuses: Glasnevin Campus, St. Patrick’s Campus, and All Hallows Campus. Each campus is well-equipped with excellent facilities, including modern libraries, extensive sports complexes (like the DCU Sports Complex), on-campus medical centers, and multiple study spaces.
• The main Glasnevin Campus is where most major events and activities take place. DCU is very active when it comes to student life. It hosts a variety of events and festivals, such as the famous DCU Clubs and Societies Day, where students can join over 140 different clubs and societies.

• DCU has 3 campuses: Glasnevin, St. Patrick's and All Hallows. These are all located in the Dublin 9 area and are about 4 km away from each other. There is a prayer room, cafe, bar, sports room, games room, gym, and a swimming pool. There are about 3 cafes in the Glasnevin campus, which also has a superstore inside. Every campus also has a library. There are events lined up every day to celebrate various occasions. There is also an event for Holi and Diwali. Energy drinks also keep having events. There is an Indian club which has a 5 euro entry charge.
• The bar on campus is the place where students like to sit and party after classes or just chill. There are also 3 astro-turfs and a basketball court that you can book via the DCU Bookings website.
• The Student Organisation allows students from all backgrounds to run for president no matter the length of the course. They are really active and prompt with their replies.

• Total fees were 18,000 Euros for 12 months. Where I had to pay 500 to confirm my seat, this is part of the fees so it is adjusted. Then I had to pay 60% of the entire fees by 1st September, i.e., before classes start and pay the rest before the start of the second semester. You can also pay the entire amount in one go.
• I didn't stay on campus; I stayed in a student accommodation where my monthly rent was 1136 Euros but this included everything, such as electricity and bins but we had to pay for laundry.

• My college has 3 campuses - DCU Glasnevin in Glasnevin, DCU St Patricks and DCU All Hallows both in Drumcondra
• There is a huge library in the Glasnevin campus of DCU which is accessible to all and also printing and photocopy services available at discounted rates. 
• DCU hosted many annual events - like Halloween party, The annual prom, Diwali Party and Holi hosted by the DCU Indian society
• There was a dedicated sports building having a gym, swimming, spa, sauna, indoor game courts like badminton, volley ball, basketball, trampoline, etc. Also, there were football and rugby courts 

• I received a scholarship of 2000 EUR and hence my fees after scholarship was 15000 EUR. This included only the tuition fees. I was not living on campus and hence there was an additional expense of 1000 EUR per month (12000 EUR yearly) on rent, utilities and food. 
• I paid the fees in full before the start of the curriculum. But you could pay it in two parts. 50% upfront and the remaining after the first semester. 
• ALl of monthly expenses including rent, utilities, transportation, stationary amounted to about 1000 EUR a month

Overall experience is very good, Good faculty, Good University, Helping people

Campus life is good, there are many clubs and societies that you can join and yearly they have atleast 2 days for the clubs and societies to market themselves in the campus.

The experience is very much nice as I enjoyed my time in the university with the academics as well as the other activities and chilling in the campus and different function by the university . The playground areas movie nights which will make you feel like a home in the university itself.

The campus is humungous and the university has 3 campus which gives you variety to visit different campus library and enjoy the weather and study for you exams and assignments. There are different functions concerts going on in the university every week which will keep you engage and you will not feel bored if you are alone in a new country and you will get a great exposure and make new friends.The campus has free wifi throughout the campus.

Overall experience is good. If you have the will and enthusiasm to participate in different activities along with your studies, then it can be a very good learning experience.

Campus infrastructure is brilliant. Campus life is amazing. Full of college events and activities throughout the year in collaboration with clubs and societies.