DCU MSc Finance: Fees, Requirements & Review (2027)
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Is the DCU MSc Finance worth it for Indian students?
DCU MSc Finance at a glance
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Official name (partner data) | MSc Finance |
| Award | Master of Science (MSc) |
| NFQ level | Level 9 |
| Duration | 12 months |
| Intakes | January |
| List fee | €23,000≈ ₹25.3 lakh |
| Deposit | €500 |
| Application fee | Waived |
| Stamp 1G stay-back | Up to 24 months (Level 9) |
| Campus / city | Dublin |
| January 2027 status | Open |
₹ figures use €1 = ₹110 (September 2026 mid-market rate). Your bank’s rate on the day you pay will differ. Fees are as quoted for the January 2027 intake. Confirm on the official course page before paying.
Fees, intakes and deposit are from AdmitVerse partner data for the January 2027 intake. Modules, entry requirements and English scores are not listed here because we could not confirm them. Check the official course page.
Is this course for you?
DCU MSc Finance
12 months · January intakes
Commerce, finance and economics graduates who want a public-university finance degree in Dublin.
Total first-year cost
Tuition plus 12 months of living costs in Dublin and the IRP card. Living costs are an AdmitVerse estimate, Sept 2026.
€23,000
Tuition, whole programme
≈ ₹25.3 lakh
€13,800–€22,200
Living costs, 12 months in Dublin
AdmitVerse estimate, Sept 2026
€300
IRP registration
Paid when you register after arrival
€37,100–€45,500
First-year total
≈ ₹40.8 lakh to ₹50.1 lakh
| Item | Euro | Rupees (≈) |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition (whole programme) | €23,000 | ₹25.3 lakh |
| Living costs, 12 months in Dublin | €13,800–€22,200 | ₹15.2 lakh – ₹24.4 lakh |
| IRP registration | €300 | ₹33,000 |
| Total (excl. flights, insurance and visa fee) | €37,100–€45,500 | ₹40.8 lakh – ₹50.1 lakh |
₹ figures use €1 = ₹110 (September 2026 mid-market rate). Your bank’s rate on the day you pay will differ. Fees are as quoted for the January 2027 intake. Confirm on the official course page before paying.
Similar programs at other colleges
GriffithMSc Accounting & Finance Management
Griffith College Dublin
€7,000 cheaper than this course
See the collegeDBSMSc Financial Technology
Dublin Business School
€7,425 cheaper than this course
Course detailsGalwayMSc International Accounting & Analytics (Pathway B)
University of Galway
€9,300 cheaper than this course
See the collegeNearest list fees at other institutions, open for January 2027. Levels: Griffith Level 9 · up to 24 months; DBS Level 9 · up to 24 months; Galway Level to be confirmed (check the official page).
Our honest take
What we tell students about this course
- On list fee, it is number 7 of 7 open finance, accounting & fintech master’s on our January 2027 list; Griffith’s MSc Accounting & Finance Management costs €7,000 less.
- No scholarship for this course has a confirmed official name and criteria, so budget on the full €23,000.
- The €500 deposit is not the visa payment: you will need €5,500 more before you file.
Work rights
20 hrs a week in term, 40 in the holidays, on Stamp 2
Up to 24 months (Level 9)
DCU MSc Finance: FAQs
Fees, intake and stay-back for this course.
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The list fee is €23,000 (about ₹25.3 lakh) for the whole programme, as quoted for the January 2027 intake. No scholarship for it has a confirmed official name yet, so plan on the full fee. Deposit: €500; application fee: waived. Confirm on the official page before paying.
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