Athlone

To apply at the Technological University of Shannon (TUS) Athlone campus students are required to apply directly through the university's official website.

• International students can apply directly through the university's official website
• Students must submit their English Language proficiency test scores. The English language tests include TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo, PTE and many others,
• International students are required to submit their Higher Secondary Certificate for XII standard for the undergraduate course and for the postgraduate course, they are required to attain a Bachelor's degree with suggested scores or higher.
• International students applying at TUS Athlone are required to hold a minimum of 60% in their previous qualifications along with other documents.

Yes, the Technological University of the Shannon Athlone offers accommodation facilities to international students near its campus with the help of its housing partners. The university has a TUS Global Accommodation Team, which helps the students find housing assistance and fulfil other requirements of the students related to accommodation, transportation and more. However, students can also look for accommodation with external sources but are required to be more cautious if looking for accommodation on their own from the scam and security issues.

It is generally recommended to the students that they should always be considered the university-offered accommodation and assistance as international students.

Getting into the Technological University of Shannon Athlone campus is moderately easy for students who have higher scores, GPA, good academic performance and more in their previous qualifications. 

The acceptance rate of the Technological University of Shannon is nearly 50 to 59% as per the unofficial source which means that securing admission at the university is moderately competitive due to the high selection criteria and high entry requirements. out of 100 applicants, only 50 to 59 students can secure admission at the university.

It is suggested that the students achieve higher marks than required at the university to secure their seats and be considered on a priority basis.