International Postgraduate Admissions
DCU Postgraduate Taught Programmes
DCU offers a wide range of postgraduate taught programmes. Below you will find a link to each Faculty and programme at DCU. These webpages provide information about programme content, careers, entry requirements, application deadlines, how to apply and who to contact for further information about the programme you are interested in.
International Admissions Queries
Postgraduate applicants presenting Non-EU Qualifications with an admissions query, please email internationaladmissions@dcu.ie.
Non-EU Postgraduate Entry Requirements
Applicants must meet the published entry requirements for each programme at DCU. For further information about entry requirements for each programme, visit the relevant postgraduate programme webpage.
Non-EU postgraduate applications are assessed on a case by case basis dependent on the application submitted and any supporting evidence provided. All postgraduate applications will need to be submitted via our application portal and an eligiblity decision can only be confirmed follwing a full assessment. You can find more information on this via our 'How to Apply' page.
DCU English Language Requirements
In the case of all applications, evidence MUST be provided of competence in the English language. Please visit the DCU English Language Requirements page for further information.
How to Apply
All Applicants must apply through DCU's Student Application Portal which is available here. Here's a quick step by step guide if you need help with your application. For further information on making an application to DCU, please visit our "How to Apply" page.
Supporting Evidence for Admission
To avoid delays in the processing of your application, please provide all required supplementary evidence for your application upon submitting your application to DCU. Please note that verification checks are carried out on documents provided in support of an applicant's eligibility. The Admissions team reserves the right to withdraw or rescind an application or offer at any stage during the process of admission, if it is found that a document in support of an application has been falsified. This can also result in your application being marked unsuccessful.