Technological University Dublin: Fees, Courses & Admissions for Indian Students (2027)
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Is TU Dublin good for Indian students?
About Technological University Dublin
TU Dublin is a public technological university with campuses across Dublin. On our January 2027 list it offers the cheapest public-sector master’s in the city, in hospitality, tourism, events, management, culinary innovation and human-centred AI.
University highlights
TU Dublin at a glance
| Fact | TU Dublin |
|---|---|
| Type | Public technological university |
| City | Dublin |
| QS World University Rankings 2027 | 791–800 |
| Intakes (our partner list) | January, September |
| January 2027 courses | 7 open |
| Application fee | €50 |
| Deposit to hold a place | 50% of fee |
| IELTS (typical) | 6.5 (indicative only; check the official page) |
| Stamp 1G stay-back | Up to 24 months after a Level 9 master’s; none after a foundation programme |
| Work rights while studying | 20 hrs/week in term, 40 in holidays |
TU Dublin January 2027 intake
7 of 7 TU Dublin courses on our list are open for the January–February 2027 intake.
Course guides
Every TU Dublin course on our list
7 of 7 programs · 7 open
| Program | Institution | NFQ level | Fee | Duration | Intakes | Deposit | App fee | January |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| International Foundation Year Programme | TU Dublin | Pathway: no Stamp 1G | €12,500≈ ₹13.8 lakh | 12 months | Sep, Jan | 50% of fee (€6,250) | €50 | Open |
| MSc Hospitality Management | TU Dublin | Level 9 | €13,500≈ ₹14.9 lakh | 12 months | Sep, Jan | 50% of fee (€6,750) | €50 | Open |
| MSc Tourism Management | TU Dublin | Level 9 | €13,500≈ ₹14.9 lakh | 12 months | Sep, Jan | 50% of fee (€6,750) | €50 | Open |
| MSc Event Management | TU Dublin | Level 9 | €13,500≈ ₹14.9 lakh | 12 months | Sep, Jan | 50% of fee (€6,750) | €50 | Open |
| MSc Computing in Human Centred Artificial Intelligence | TU Dublin | Level 9 | €14,500≈ ₹16.0 lakh | 12 months | Sep, Jan | 50% of fee (€7,250) | €50 | Open |
| MSc Culinary Innovation & Food Product Development | TU Dublin | Level 9 | €14,500≈ ₹16.0 lakh | 12 months | Sep, Jan | 50% of fee (€7,250) | €50 | Open |
| MSc Management | TU Dublin | Level 9 | €15,000≈ ₹16.5 lakh | 12 months | Sep, Jan | 50% of fee (€7,500) | €50 | 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.
January 2027 intake
What is open, what is closed and what to pay TU Dublin before the visa.
TU Dublin fees in € and ₹
List fees only: no TU Dublin scholarship has a confirmed official name and criteria yet.
| Level | Courses | List fee |
|---|---|---|
| Postgraduate (master’s) | 3 courses, incl. MSc Hospitality Management, MSc Tourism Management | €13,500≈ ₹14.9 lakh |
| Postgraduate (master’s) | 2 courses, incl. MSc Computing in Human Centred Artificial Intelligence, MSc Culinary Innovation & Food Product Development | €14,500≈ ₹16.0 lakh |
| Postgraduate (master’s) | MSc Management | €15,000≈ ₹16.5 lakh |
| Foundation (UG pathway) | International Foundation Year Programme | €12,500≈ ₹13.8 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.
Scholarships and work rights
Verified scholarships
Possible net fee only if you are eligible; never guaranteed.
Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship
Master’s and PhD applicants; separate annual HEA application, 60 awards
Work rights
20 hrs a week in term, 40 in the holidays, on Stamp 2
Stamp 1G: up to 24 months after a Level 9 master’s, 12 after a Level 8 degree, with no job offer needed
TU Dublin: pros and cons
Technological University Dublin
Public technological university
Pros
- Cheapest public master’s in Dublin on the January list
- The 50% deposit already covers the visa tuition rule
- Practical, industry-facing programmes
Cons
- Half the fee is due as a deposit: a large upfront payment
- A €50 application fee
- Hospitality and events roles rarely qualify for Critical Skills permits
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TU Dublin: FAQs
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Yes. TU Dublin is one of Ireland’s five technological universities: public universities with an applied, industry-facing focus. It is ranked in the 791–800 band in the QS 2027 rankings. Its master’s are Level 9 awards, so graduates can get up to 24 months of Stamp 1G stay-back.
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