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Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin)

Dublin, Ireland · Public university · established 2019

Bachelor's, Master's, PhDLast checked: 25 October 2026
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Overview

Quick answer: Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is a public university in Dublin, Ireland, offering bachelor's, master's, phd programmes. Indicative international tuition is EUR 13,000 to EUR 20,000 a year; many postgraduate programmes ask for IELTS 6.5 or equivalent.

Location

Dublin, Ireland

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Type

Public

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Established

2019

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Levels

Bachelor's, Master's, PhD

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Indicative tuition

EUR 13,000 to EUR 20,000 a year

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In taka (approx.)

about BDT 18.3 lakh to BDT 28.2 lakh a year

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English (typical PG)

IELTS 6.5 overall or equivalent

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Official website

www.tudublin.ie

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Popular subject areas

Subject areas where Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) offers programmes. Open a subject to compare other universities.

EngineeringComputer Science & ITBusiness & MBAHospitality & TourismArts, Design & Humanities

Fees and cost of study (estimate in BDT)

Item (per year)EURBDT (approx.)
Tuition (mid-range estimate)EUR 16,500BDT 23.3 lakh
Living costs (typical, 12 months)EUR 13,200BDT 18.6 lakh
Total first yearEUR 29,700BDT 41.9 lakh

Estimate only, using rates of 25 October 2026. The official visa funds rule for Ireland is in our Ireland guide.

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Admission requirements and documents

Typical documents for Bangladeshi applicants. The programme page decides the final list.

  • Passport valid for the whole course (renew early if it expires within 18 months)
  • SSC and HSC (or O/A level) certificates and mark sheets; bachelor's certificate and transcript for postgraduate study
  • English test result (IELTS Academic, PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT or Duolingo, as the university accepts) or a medium-of-instruction letter where accepted
  • Statement of purpose or motivation letter written by you, plus CV
  • Two recommendation letters where the programme asks for them
  • Sponsor documents: bank statement and solvency certificate, sponsor's income proof, TIN and tax return acknowledgement
  • Birth certificate or NID; names and dates must match the passport and certificates

Student visa for Ireland

Non-EU students apply for a study visa through Immigration Service Delivery, then register with immigration after arrival.

  1. Apply to universities directly.
  2. Accept the offer and pay the deposit.
  3. Apply for the study visa online and submit documents as instructed.
  4. Register with immigration after arrival.

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Scholarships to look at

Also check the university's own scholarships page. No scholarship is guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions

What is the tuition fee at Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) for Bangladeshi students?

Indicative tuition is EUR 13,000 to EUR 20,000 a year (about BDT 18.3 lakh upwards). Fees differ by programme and year, so check the official fee page before you apply.

What IELTS score does Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) need?

Many postgraduate programmes ask for about IELTS 6.5 overall, but some programmes ask for more. Check the English requirement on the programme page.

Can Bangladeshi students apply to Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin)?

Yes. Bangladeshi applicants apply as international students. Entry depends on the programme's academic, English and document requirements.

How do I get a student visa for Ireland?

After you receive your offer, follow the Ireland student visa steps in our Ireland guide. Our counsellors can review your file before you submit.

Sources

Decisions are made by the university and the immigration authority. Fees and rules change, so confirm before you pay.

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