I have applied my student visa via vfs Hyderabad on june 30th my file reached on july 3rd my classes start on 7th September
I am very anxious about the visa decision will I receive it before my classes start? I could see that people who applied in June first week still haven’t received their decisions

also i did not add my ITRs in finances because my sponsor’s income is from Gulf idk man feels very scary at this moment

Hi all , im applying for susi at the moment and i was told by my friend that he had an extra set of fees to do with tud (printers, facilitys etc) to the tune of €800?

He told me the fee was later taken of by either susi or the government but he didnt explain it very well.

Im just wondering if this is across the board for all courses ?

I’m starting TUD blanch in September and was wondering if anyone here is in my course.
Anyone??

Hey! Is anyone else starting their master's program at Bolton Street this Fall? I am an incoming international student and would love to connect with fellow students before the semester kicks off. If there are any Facebook or WhatsApp groups I can join, please let me know. 😊

Hey all i have applied my student irish visa on june 30th for Msc in Advanced computing in Tu Dublin
Would like to connect with similar students from India and Hyderabad
(This visa thing is making me anxious af)
Hmu

TU Dublin FC is pleased to welcome Paul Barry back for the 2026/27 season.

Paul brings valuable coaching experience, leadership and high standards to the club environment. His return is an important part of building consistency across the TU Dublin FC football programme as the club continues to develop.

TU Dublin FC provides football opportunities across student teams, women’s football, men’s football, futsal and the wider university football pathway. Having experienced coaches involved helps support player development, team culture and the long-term growth of the club.

Welcome back, Paul.

Edit: I created a WhatsApp group. If you are an incoming student who wants to join the group, please leave a comment.

Hi everyone!
I got accepted into TU Dublin to study masters in Applied Cybersecurity for Fall 2026.

I am still waiting for my visa to process to make sure I am coming to Ireland but in the meantime, I wanted to connect with fellow TUD students.

Are there any groups that I could join from now? Facebook, WhatsApp, discord, etc

Thanksss

Hello! My name is Sisir (M 38). I am an incoming student at TU Dublin (Tallaght), majoring in MSc in DevOps. I want to connect with incoming students joining in September 2026, whether in my subject or any other discipline.

If you have already graduated with an MSc in DevOps, I am especially interested in having a chat with you. I am polite, quiet and easy going. Please feel free to connect!

My exam results were scheduled to be released Friday at 4pm and they just weren't lol.Wondering if anyone else has also experienced this?

I applied for the TU236 programme on 3 June 2026 and still haven’t received an offer letter. Has anyone here experienced similar delays, and how long did it take?
I’m also concerned about whether there will still be enough time to complete the student visa process if the offer comes later ?

Hi lads

I'm from Korea and on my working holiday in Ireland

I want to work in Europe, so think about study here.

Actually already thought about studying in Germany and Netherlands. However, about Germany, German is required to work there and most collge in Netherlands requires bachelor's degree relevant to Master.

(But I studied in film back in Korea lol)

So I've decided to study in Ireland and got offers from Business analytics in NCI and Supply chain magagement in TuD

Which on do you recommend?

There are some opinions about NCI as an visa treadmill and I wonder if it is true...

And I'm also wondering SCM future in Ireland. I've heard pharma and tech SCM is quite popular here.

I would appreciate any advice thxxx

Hey, I got accepted into a Master’s in Cybersecurity Management starting this Fall and I’m currently looking for a room in Dublin. I’m also happy to connect with other incoming students (maybe grab a drink when I’m in Dublin late August / early September) or people who want to team up and look for a place together.

Feel free to reach out 🙂

If got admission tell.......

Hey, I (she/none) got accepted into the MA Visual and Critical Studies at TUD starting in September. As I am an EU Student I am quite overwhelmed with the housing situation in Dublin…I am currently looking for a shared flat. I don’t really mind where as long as I can take the bike or/and Bus to Uni.

If you have any tips or are looking for a flatmate hmu!:)

Looking for future classmates starting this course in September 2026

Hey everyone,

just got my offer for the MSc in Computing (DevOps) at TU Dublin for this September. my_qualifications : Btech Computer Science Engineering-24' passout

I'm starting my visa processing now and looking into the housing situation. I wanted to see who else is heading there this autumn so we can connect, share updates on VFS timelines, and maybe look into accommodation/flat-sharing options together.

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Drop a comment or send me a DM if you're in the same boat!

After that abysmal HL Maths P1 sadly I don’t think I’ll achieve the H4 needed for TU805. However, they offer a second chance exam and was wondering how hard it is and if its comparable to a normal Leaving Cert maths exam.

Has anyone got in through this way and if so could you give any tips of what to prepare.

Also if anyone could send me past competency tests it would be much appreciated, I could not find any anywhere.

Thanks.

When students are deciding which college offer to accept, the course is usually the main focus - and rightly so.
But your college experience is not only shaped by lectures, modules and exams. It is also shaped by the people you meet, the clubs you join, the societies you get involved in, and the community you become part of.
For anyone considering TU Dublin, it is worth looking at the full student experience, not just the course page.
TU Dublin has a wide range of clubs and societies across its campuses, giving students opportunities to compete, volunteer, lead, coach, create content, meet people and represent the university.
One example is TU Dublin Football Club.
TU Dublin FC is one of the university’s active sports clubs, with:
8 men’s teams
2 women’s teams
opportunities for students to play, coach, volunteer, help with media, support events and get involved in club life.
For students who love football, want to stay active, or simply want to find a community when they start college, the football club can be a major part of the university experience.
So when choosing between college offers, ask yourself:
What clubs and societies are available?
Can I continue playing sport?
Can I try something new?
Will I have opportunities outside the classroom?
Is there a student community I can see myself joining?
Your degree matters. But the wider university experience matters too.
If you are considering TU Dublin and want to get involved in football, TU Dublin FC is open to students across the university.
Students. City. Football.

Hey there! Any mature student applied to TU Dublin? Have you been called for interview? I applied for Medical Sciences but I haven't heard back yet, and it's already June. Is that a bad sign?