Dublin

Established in 1974, Griffith College Dublin is one of the two the largest higher education colleges in Ireland. Since its instigation, the college is a enter for learning excellence.Established over 50 years ago, Griffith College enjoys national and a growing international reputation for student success. The college has gained an enviable, award-winning reputation for providing students with first-class lectures and excellent study material.Griffith College Dublin is home to Ireland's the largest law school, incorporating the Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Professional Law Schools.

No, Trinity College Dublin (TCD) does not have a January intake. TCD has one intake per year, which begins in September.

Griffith College cost of living for international students is inclusive of accommodation expenses, groceries, gas, electricty, phone and internet, transportation, and more. For Indian students, the total cost of living in Dublin sums upto be around EUR 12,000 = INR 11L per year.

Griffith College offers a range of more than 200 academic programs to undergraduates as well as graduates in leading fields of study. Mentioned below are some of the best Griffith College courses for international students:

• Business;
• Journalism;
• Desing;
• Engineering;
• Information Technology;
• Computing;
• Law;
• Human Rights;
• Pharmacy;
• Health Science;
• Animation; and
• Visual & Creative Arts.

Griffith College Dublin and Griffith University Australia are among the popular universities to study MBA abroad for international students. We have copared them below in terms of thier fees:

As per the above data, Griffith College Dublin is better than Griffith University in term of tuition fees to study MBA program.

Trinity College Dublin (TCD) offered almost $5.75 million in merit-based scholarships and need-based financial assistance to international students. Candidates who qualify for merit-based scholarships and need-based financial aid will receive a notification with their offer of admission.

Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin welcomes students from all over the world. Students from over 120 different countries currently study with Trinity college. Students can choose from a wide variety or undergraduate and postgraduate courses covering all disciplines across 3 faculty members and 24 academic schools.Applicants from EU/EEA countries would normally be defined as EU applicants and apply via CAO, whereas Applicants from non-EU/EEA countries would normally be defined as non-EU applicants and apply directly to Trinity portal. Please note this is based on residency rather than nationality.