Griffith College

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About University


Griffith College is one of Ireland’s largest and most well-known private higher education institutions. Established in 1974, the college has campuses in Dublin, Cork, and Limerick, offering internationally recognized undergraduate and postgraduate programs for students from over 100 countries.

The college is especially popular among international students because of:

  • Affordable tuition fees compared to many Irish universities
  • Flexible entry pathways
  • Strong industry-focused programs
  • Multicultural student community
  • Central Dublin campus location
  • Post-study work opportunities in Ireland

Popular study fields include:

  • Business & Management
  • Computing & IT
  • Law
  • Media & Journalism
  • Animation & Design
  • Psychology
  • Pharmaceutical Science
  • Music & Multimedia

Studying at Griffith College offers international students affordable access to Irish higher education, practical industry-focused programs, and scholarship opportunities.

For students looking for Business, Computing, Media, Animation, or Law programs in Ireland with relatively lower tuition fees, Griffith College remains a popular option among international students.

International Program


Griffith College offers programs from Foundation to Master’s level for international students. Many programs are listed under Ireland’s Interim List of Eligible Programmes (ILEP), allowing students to apply for Irish student visas and post-study work opportunities.

Foundation Programs

Students who do not meet direct bachelor entry requirements may begin with foundation studies.

Undergraduate Programs

Popular bachelor’s degree programs include:

  • BA in Business
  • BSc in Computing Science
  • BA in Journalism & Media
  • BA in Animation
  • LLB Law Programs
  • BA in Interior Architecture
  • BSc in Pharmaceutical Science

Postgraduate Programs

Popular master’s programs include:

  • MSc Computing
  • MBA
  • MSc Pharmaceutical Business Management
  • MA Journalism & Public Relations
  • MSc International Business
  • MSc Cybersecurity

Required Documents


International students applying to Griffith College generally need the following documents:

For Undergraduate Programs

  • Passport copy
  • Academic transcripts and certificates
  • English proficiency result (IELTS / TOEFL / Duolingo / PTE)
  • Personal statement (if required)
  • Passport-sized photo

For Postgraduate Programs

  • Bachelor degree certificate and transcript
  • CV/Resume
  • Recommendation letters
  • Statement of Purpose
  • Research proposal (for research-based programs)

English Language Requirement

Students whose first language is not English must demonstrate English proficiency. Students who do not meet the required score may be required to attend Griffith’s Academic English program before starting their degree.

Scholarship


Griffith College offers several scholarships and bursaries for international students.

Griffith Global Excellence Scholarship (GGES)

The Griffith Global Excellence Scholarship supports high-achieving international students.

Scholarship Benefits

  • Up to 50% tuition fee scholarship for Non-EU students
  • Available for undergraduate and postgraduate students
  • Renewable yearly based on academic performance and attendance requirements

Other Financial Support

  • Early payment scholarships
  • Regional bursaries
  • EU scholarships
  • Government of Ireland scholarship opportunities

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Tution Fees


Tuition fees at Griffith College vary depending on program type and study level.

Estimated Tuition Fees (Per Year)

Program Level Estimated Fees
Foundation Programs €12,000
Undergraduate Programs €6,000 – €9,000
Postgraduate Programs €8,500 – €12,000
MBA Programs Around €12,000

Additional administration and QQI award fees may apply depending on the program.

Estimated Living Costs in Ireland

International students generally spend:

  • Accommodation: €700 – €1,300/month
  • Food & Transportation: €300 – €500/month
  • Personal Expenses: €150 – €300/month

Dublin is one of Ireland’s more expensive cities, especially for accommodation, so students are encouraged to arrange housing early.

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