Dublin

Yes, Griffith College issues conditional offer letters to students whose final semester marks or English test scores are still pending. You must meet all conditions before finalizing your enrollment and applying for your Ireland student visa.

Yes, Griffith College issues conditional offer letters to students whose final semester marks or English test scores are still pending. You must meet all conditions before finalizing your enrollment and applying for your Ireland student visa.

No, Indian students can apply directly through the official Griffith College portal free of charge. You only need to pay a deposit after receiving a conditional or unconditional offer letter to confirm your seat.

No. Stamp 2 itself carries the work concession. You don't need a separate employment permit for casual part-time work within the 20/40-hour limits.

Yes, up to 40 hours a week. But only during the officially designated periods. That is, 1 June to 30 September, and 15 December to 15 January.

Yes, Indian students on Irish student visa are allowed to work part time. Even if admitted to TU Dublin.

The International Foundation Programme is a year-long pre-university programme aimed for students who cannot start an international UG degree. This course is deleiverd at the campus of Trinity College Dublin (TCD) Associated College, Marino Institute of Education. Those students who successfully complete the International Foundation programme will get a guaranteed entry into the chosen degree. 

The International Foundation Programme is a year-long pre-university programme aimed for students who cannot start an international UG degree. This course is deleiverd at the campus of Trinity College Dublin (TCD) Associated College, Marino Institute of Education. Those students who successfully complete the International Foundation programme will get a guaranteed entry into the chosen degree. 

No. Trinity College Dublin (TCD) does not use UCAS or Common App. TCD accepts documents through Scoir or Naviance. The applications for most of the courses of TCD will open from Nov 1, 2026. An application fee of EUR 55 has to be paid (Around INR 6.1k). When applying to TCD, along with the other documents, a 500-word personal statement has to be submitted. 

No. Trinity College Dublin (TCD) does not use UCAS or Common App. TCD accepts documents through Scoir or Naviance. The applications for most of the courses of TCD will open from Nov 1, 2026. An application fee of EUR 55 has to be paid (Around INR 6.1k). When applying to TCD, along with the other documents, a 500-word personal statement has to be submitted.