We recognise your ambition to have the best possible education – one that will set you out on the road to a great career. And whether you’re looking for a general postgraduate degree or a more specialist qualification, we have a solution for you that will not only deliver exceptional educational results but will also set you apart from other candidates on the employment market or in academia. It will do so by dint of studying in a country that constantly re-invents itself, is globally connected, is socially and economically progressive, deeply welcoming and steeped in rich heritage and culture. But equally important, our national culture of being pioneering, creative and agile will help you learn the crucial life skills of resilience, self-reliance and self-confidence.

Creative

Ireland is a small island nation, located on the western-most tip of Europe. Over the centuries, this has posed huge challenges to us in terms of commerce, political influence and creating a place for ourselves in the world. Our response to this has been wrapped up in creative thinking and a willingness to think far beyond the obvious. We have re-imagined ourselves multiple times, creating niches for ourselves as a centre of international banking excellence, as the headquarters of all the world’s greatest tech and pharma companies, and as leaders in added-value agricultural products that are respected right throughout the world. And outside the world of commerce, we have been the home of creative writers and independent thinkers for centuries, while our scientists and inventors have made a mark on the world that’s way out of proportion to our modest size. This deep-rooted culture of creativity and of problem-solving has made us stand out on the global stage, and the graduates we produce each year from our leading colleges are highly sought after in diverse industries and in markets all over the world. The graduates that we produce are typified by their ability to tackle not just the challenges of today but are prepared for the future in terms of jobs and of sectors that haven’t even been born yet.

Pioneering

We have always been a challenger nation, facing up to the competition of bigger and better-resourced countries. We have addressed this challenge not by trying to clone what other nations are already doing, but by adopting a more pioneering approach that sees us creating our own niches and our own areas of specialisation. Above all else, we have been entrepreneurial as a nation, looking to find new solutions for problems that were once seen as intractable. Our expertise has helped turn arid lands of Africa into fertile farming lands. Our innovations in food production have seen a country of five million people produce enough to feed sixty million. And in aviation, the Irish model of low-cost commuting has revolutionised the face of European travel.

Agile

Having the ambition to change tack is one thing but being agile and nimble enough to do so is another thing completely. Ireland is a nation that has traditionally excelled at changing direction quickly and efficiently, with an attitude of willingly embracing the opportunities that change offers us. Within a single decade, for example, we had transformed ourselves into a global financial services sector and home to pretty much every bank or financial services company around the world. In a similar timeframe, a daring tax regime and a highly skilled and well-educated workforce saw us take our place as the Silicon Valley of Europe. But this is just the start of it. Our people are ready, willing and able to address ‘the next big thing’, to address the opportunities and the challenges that tomorrow will inevitably bring. Without a doubt, studying in this environment of super-fast responsiveness makes its mark on our graduates. They are highly adaptive, highly resilient, and highly skilled at skating to where the puck is going, not to where it is at the moment.

Top 10 Universities in Ireland

• Trinity College Dublin

• University College Dublin

• Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

• University College Cork

• National University of Ireland, Galway

• Dublin City University

• University of Limerick

• Maynooth University

• Technological University Dublin

• National University of Ireland, Maynooth

Features of Studying in Public and Private Universities in Ireland

• Lasting Residence (PR) in only 2 years

• There are 22 elite colleges, Institutes of Technology and Colleges in Ireland.

• Accomplish your aspirations in Europe's most pioneering country.

• Least necessity is pretty much as low as 55% for post alumni programs.

• Straightforward and bother free application measure.

• All colleges are in the top 3% of colleges on the planet.

• IELTS necessity is only a general score of 6.0.

• GoIreland can assist with getting a concede in any college of your inclination.

GRIFFITH COLLEGE

Campus in Dublin/Limerock/Cork in Ireland

There are two intakes in a year January and September.

A.Courses:-

· Business

· Computing

· Councelling and Psychotherapy

· Design

· Engineering

· Graduate Business School

· Griffith Institute of Language

· Journalism and Media Communications

· Law

· Music and Multimedia

· Pharmaceutical Science

· Professional Accountancy

· Professional Law

· Short Courses

· Teaching and Learning

· The Lienster School of Music and Drama

B. Tuition Fees:-

Annual tuition fees for undergraduate programmes at Griffith College Dublin are €12,000.

Tuition fees for Master's Degree programmes at Griffith College Dublin are €14,000.*

Tuition fees for Postgraduate Diploma programmes at Griffith College Dublin are €12,000.**

C.Scholorships:-

There are two categories of scholarships and bursaries available to Griffith College Dublin applicants - a Griffith College Dublin (GCD) Bursary and an Academic Merit Scholarship (AMS).

The GCD Bursary is awarded to each applicant who is successful in being offered a place on a Griffith College Dublin programme

The Academic Merit Scholarship (AMS) is an additional scholarship which is offered to students who demonstrate a strong academic performance at the time of application.

>For Bachelor’s

1.Griffith College Dublin Bursary

The GCD Bursary is awarded to each successful applicant. The bursary varies per faculty of study.

Faculty

GCD Bursary Amount

Faculty of Business

€1500

Faculty of Computing Science

€1500

Faculty of Journalism & Media*

€1000

Faculty of Design*

€1000

Faculty of Law

€1000

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science

€1000

2.Academic Merit Scholarship (AMS)

In addition to GCD Bursary, students demonstrating strong academic performance may be eligible for an additional Academic Merit Scholarship (AMS). The AMS has 3 levels which are outlined in the table below. The requisite achievement for each level of AMS award will be country-specific.

AMS Level

Scholarship

Illustrative Grade Value

AMS Level 1

€500

60%+ average in highest level of education to date

AMS Level 2

€1000

70%+ average in highest level of education to date

AMS Level 3

€1500

80%+ average in highest level of education to date and an English proficiency level of IELTS 6.5 or equivalent

>For Master’s :-

1. Griffith College Dublin Bursary (GCD) Scholarship:-

The GC Bursary is awarded to each successful applicant and is awarded as follows:

€2000 for successful applicants to a Master's Degree programme.

€1000 for successful applicants to a Postgraduate Degree programme.

2. AMS (Academic Merit Scholarships):-

AMS Level

Scholarship

Illustrative Grade Value

AMS Level 1

€500

60%+ average in highest level of education to date

AMS Level 2

€1000

70%+ average in highest level of education to date and an English proficiency level of IELTS 6.5 or equivalent

AMS Level 3

€1500

80%+ average in highest level of education to date and an English proficiency level of IELTS 6.5 or equivalent

Exception: applicants for Postgraduate programmes in Journalism must have a minimum IELTS score of 7.0

D.So, what is my fee?

>For Bachelors:-

Example: If a student is applying for first year entry to the BA in Business Studies programme at Griffith College Dublin with a final high school grade average of 75%^, their total tuition fees would be as follows:

Tuition Fees: €12,000

GCD Bursary: -€ 1,500

AMS Level 2: -€ 1,000

R.I.A.P. Fee: € 795

Total Fee: €10,295

>For Masters:-

EXAMPLE: If a student is applying for the MSc in Big Data Management and Analytics programme at Griffith College with a final degree average of 75%^ and an English level equal to IELTS 6.5 or equivalent, their total tuition fees would be as follows:

Tuition Fees: €14,000

GCD Bursary: -€ 2,000

AMS Level 2: -€ 1,000

R.I.A.P. Fee: € 835

QQI Award Fee: € 200

Total Fee: €12,035

E. Admissions Requirements:-

BELOW LIST OF DOCUMENTS, MANDATORY TO PROCEED ON ADMISSION.

• APPLICATION FORM

• PASSPORT COPY ( Front & Back )

• IELTS / PTE / TOEFL ( Academic SCORECARD ) - If the applicant appearing, submit before visa file submission. IELTS Score min 6 overall bands/ TOEFL 80 overall/ PTE 60+/ Doulingo also acceptable for September intake 2021 100+

• ALL EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTS WITH SEMESTER WISE MARK SHEETS (10th, 12th, bachelor's degree/master's degree + other education )

• CONSOLIDATED MARK SHEET +PROVISIONAL DEGREE / COURSE COMPLETION CERTIFICATE

• EXPERIENCE LETTERS ( IF ANY )

• UPDATED CV / RESUME

F. Working in Ireland:-

Part time work is allowed in Ireland for 20hrs/week during the semesters and 40/week in vacations

Minimum wages rate here is 9.15 euros which is more enough amount for a students for his/her pocket money

After completing Bachelors or Masters from the Griffith college student can join Graduate Employment Scheme which offers 2 years job seeker visa in Ireland.