Study in Dublin and discover one of Ireland’s most dynamic student cities. Griffith College combines career-focused teaching, small class sizes, and a vibrant international campus atmosphere, all in a country famous for its warmth, culture, and quality of life.
Founded in 1974, Griffith College has grown into Ireland’s largest independent third-level institution, welcoming just under 8,000 students across campuses in Dublin, Cork, and Limerick. The college attracts a large and diverse international community from around the world. griffith
The main campus in Dublin is located just minutes from the city centre, in a lively student area close to cafés, restaurants, music venues, and major international companies. A second Dublin campus sits right in the city centre.
What students love about Griffith College:
Small class sizes and close contact with lecturers
Career-focused teaching with practical projects
A creative and international atmosphere
Campuses in three of Ireland’s most dynamic student cities
Whether you want to study business, media, law, design, or tech, Griffith College offers a hands-on learning experience designed to prepare you for the real world.
And outside the classroom? Expect traditional Irish pubs, live music, coastal escapes, and a student life that makes Ireland unforgettable.
Arts: Animation, Art & Design, Creative Technologies & Digital Art, Graphic Communication Design, Interior Architecture, Photographic Media, Fashion Design, Audio & Music Technology, Music Production, Film, TV & Screen Media Production
Business & Economics: Accounting, Accounting & Finance, Finance, Business, Business (Marketing), Business (HRM), Procurement & Supply Chain Management, Sustainable Tourism Management
Education & Psychology: Counselling & Psychotherapy, Counselling & Psychotherapy with Addiction Studies, Counselling & Psychotherapy with Youth Studies
Engineering: Industrial & Systems Engineering
Humanities & Communication: Communications, Communications & Media Production
Computer Science & IT: Computing Science (BSc Hons), Computing Science (BSc)
Law & Social Sciences: Law, Commercial Law, Criminal Justice, Psychology
Business & Management: MBA in International Business, MSc in International Business Management, MSc in Global Brand Management, MSc in Sustainable Tourism & Hospitality Management, MSc in Pharmaceutical Business Management, MSc in Accounting & Finance Management
Engineering: MSc in Sustainable Engineering Management
Humanities & Communication: MA in Journalism & Digital Communications, MA in Public Relations & Digital Communications, MA in Digital Communications: Podcasting & Video
Computer Science & Data: MSc in Computing, MSc in Big Data Management & Analytics, MSc in Cybersecurity
Education & Psychology: MA in Childhood & Adolescent Studies, MA in Adolescent Studies, MA in Clinical Supervision in Professional Practice
Social Sciences & Behaviour: MA in Counselling & Psychotherapy (multiple modalities), MA in Work-Related Behaviour with Leadership & Management, MA in Addiction Studies, MA in Addiction Counselling, MA in Addiction Recovery
In Dublin, many students choose the on-campus residence, one of the easiest ways to meet people and experience student life from day one.
Prefer more independence? You can also rent a shared apartment or private studio in Dublin, Cork, or Limerick through platforms commonly used by local students.
Keep in mind that housing in Dublin can be competitive, so applying early is highly recommended.
If you are from the EU/EEA, you do not need a student visa to study in Ireland. Non-EU students will generally need a student visa before arriving in Ireland.
Want to learn more about visas for studying abroad? Check out our FAQ for more info on student visa.
Requirements may vary, but generally include:
• Academic transcripts
• High school diploma or previous degree
• Copy of your passport
• Proof of English proficiency
• Motivation letter (mainly for master’s programs)
• CV (for selected postgraduate programs)
Yes, international students must have health insurance during their studies in Ireland.
EU students can usually use their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), while non-EU students typically need private health insurance.
Learn more about study abroad insurance in our FAQ.
Yes, Griffith College offers scholarships for international students based on academic merit.
Examples include tuition reductions for eligible EU and non-EU students, including scholarships covering up to 25–50% of tuition fees depending on the program and profile.
Learn more about study abroad scholarships and get our best tips on how to write a scholarship application.
Semester dates: September 21st, 2026 – January 21st, 2027
Application deadline: July 31st, 2026
Semester dates: February 2nd, 2027 – May 27th, 2027
Application deadline: December 2026
Your study abroad dream is closer than ever. Apply now and start your adventure!
