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University College Dublin

Dublin

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For Indian students

Checked on its own website on 19/10/2026. Tap Source to see each fact.

Bachelor's fees, 2027/28€23,050 to €30,095 a yearAbout ₹24.6 lakh to ₹32.1 lakh. Per year, non-EU, full-time. Arts, business, law and social science about €23,050-€23,635; science, engineering, agriculture €30,095. Excludes medicine, vet, radiography.Source ↗
Master's fees, 2027/28€23,055 to €33,055About ₹24.6 lakh to ₹35.3 lakh. Per year, non-EU, full-time taught master's. Most €23,055-€30,095; a few computing MSc €33,055; some niche MSc are lower.Source ↗
Class 12 marks for a bachelor'sCBSE/CISCE Standard XII, average of best 5 subjects: 2027 entry needs 70%-90% depending on course (e.g. Commerce 80%, Economics & Finance 90%). Other boards: contact UCD.Source ↗
Indian degree for a master'sNormally a recognised bachelor's at second class honours grade one (2:1) or equivalent. No India-specific percentage given. Some courses ask more.Source ↗
IELTS (English test)6.5 overallIELTS Academic 6.5 overall, at least 6.0 in each band. Some courses need more (no figure given). UG: CBSE/ISC English 80% also accepted.Source ↗
Scholarship open to Indian studentsUCD Global Excellence Scholarships 2027/28 for non-EU UG and taught master's applicants. Applications open November 2026; details due early Nov. Last round gave 50% and 100% fee awards.Source ↗

Fees and rules differ by course and change each year. Always check the course page before you apply. Rupee figures use the RBI reference rate and are rounded. Their page for students from India ↗

Every course that counts for a study visa

93 courses.

From Ireland's official lists of courses eligible for a study visa, checked 19/10/2026. Check fees and entry rules on the course page.

Applying from India

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