Griffith College Admission 2027: Deadlines, Fees, Requirements

Admission at a glance

Griffith College is a private college with campuses in Dublin, Cork and Limerick, offering business, law, computing, design, journalism, psychology and creative arts programmes. Non-EU undergraduate tuition is set at a single flat rate of EUR 13,500 a year across all undergraduate programmes and all three campuses, though additional annual fees apply: an Academic Administration Fee of EUR 250, an International Student Support Fee of EUR 300, and a Protection of Enrolled Learner Fee of EUR 275 charged once per stage, plus a QQI award fee of between EUR 100 and EUR 200 in the final year depending on programme level. International applicants can reduce their net cost through the Griffith College Bursary, awarded automatically to every international applicant who receives an offer and worth between EUR 500 and EUR 3,500 a year depending on faculty and campus, and the Academic Merit Scholarship, worth up to EUR 2,000 for applicants with strong prior academic results. Griffith College's international and admissions pages do not publish a fixed non-EU application closing date; applications are processed as they are received, so applying well ahead of the September or February intake is recommended. English language requirements are IELTS 6.0 overall for most programmes and IELTS 6.5 for Law and Communications programmes, with lower scores accepted onto a supported pathway that includes free English language classes.

Requirements

Bachelor

A secondary school qualification recognised as equivalent to the Leaving Certificate, meeting the requirements of the chosen course; some programmes set specific subject requirements.

Master

A relevant undergraduate honours degree, normally second class honours grade 1 or equivalent GPA.

Full requirements and documents