Colleges in Ireland

DCU is a public university situated in the Northside of Dublin, Ireland. There are three campuses and five faculty members at DCU. Around 20,000 students are admitted to this university. Recently, DCU Ireland has ranked among the Top 350 Universities in Times Higher Education rankings 2026. 

To be able to secure a seat at UC Dublin, Indian students are required to submit an IELTS score of 6.5 with a minimum 6.0 in each band or TOEFL score of 90 with no less than 21 in writing and 19 in every other section. DET Score of 120 is also accepted.

Business courses at UC Dublin require Indian students to have an 80% average in Standard XII for 2026 intake.  Also students need to score 80-85% in Mathematics in the class 12 

Yes the UCD Dublin first year retention rate is 95% and the university is very welcoming towards international students considering a quarter of its student body its made up by them while international academics make up 33% of faculty at the uni.

UCD Dublin four of its subjects rank in top 50 globally i.e including Veterinary Science, Petroleum Engineering, English Language & Literature and Nursing. Also in 2024 the Education course saw the largest percentage increase when it comes to applications received.  Business and Law, Economics and Finance, and Radiography were other popular courses with big increases.

University of Glasgow is among the top public research universities for higher education in the UK. Glasgow University provides various programs at UG and PG levels for its international students. Scottish Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) recognizes the University of Glasgow degrees.

According ot the institution profile for 2024 of Griffith College, the Dublin campus (South Circular Road + WTS) sees an enrollment of 5,500 full time and part time students annually. There are approximately 7k students across all campuses

Griffith College has housed several famous ex students including  Zandile Precious Shabalala, Shane Brock, Veronica Herrera, Berta Mars, Nick Vujicic, Jung Ryeo-won, Jeff Horn, Emma McKeon, Dami Im, Jim Chalmers etc.

Griffith College Dublin graduates were majorly enrolled in the programs mentioned below-

• 12.9% Business/Commerce, General
• 11.87% Accounting and Finance
• 11.31% Computer Science
• 10.43% Computational Science
• 9.6% Business Administration and Management, General