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Dublin Institute of Technology (commonly referred to as DIT), established as an autonomous institution under the DIT Act in 1992, but its origins go back to 1887, is one of the largest higher education institutions in Ireland.
DIT is spread across 10 locations in Dublin city, which are currently being amalgamated into a central campus at Grangegorman.
It aims to achieve this in an innovative, responsive, caring and flexible learning environment with state-of-the-art facilities and the most advanced technology available. It is committed to provide access to higher education for students of different ages and backgrounds and to achieve quality and excellence in all aspects of its work. This commitment extends to the provision of teaching, research, development and consultancy services for industry and society, with due regard to the tech..
Dublin Institute of Technology (commonly referred to as DIT), established as an autonomous institution under the DIT Act in 1992, but its origins go back to 1887, is one of the largest higher education institutions in Ireland.
DIT is spread across 10 locations in Dublin city, which are currently being amalgamated into a central campus at Grangegorman.
It aims to achieve this in an innovative, responsive, caring and flexible learning environment with state-of-the-art facilities and the most advanced technology available. It is committed to provide access to higher education for students of different ages and backgrounds and to achieve quality and excellence in all aspects of its work. This commitment extends to the provision of teaching, research, development and consultancy services for industry and society, with due regard to the technological, commercial, social and cultural needs of the community it serves.
As a modern university, it places considerable emphasis on delivering practical, hands-on teaching designed to meet the needs of industry. It offers approximately 150-degree programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate levels across faculties of Arts, Tourism, Business, Engineering & the Built Environment, and Sciences and Health.
DIT also offers support and facilities to students showing entrepreneurial spirit looking to and set up their own business.
The university also prides itself on its work in the local community, where it works with the Access and Civic Engagement service to offer underrepresented groups the chance to study and learn.
Outside of the classroom, students can choose from 150 sports clubs and societies to get involved with on campus.
The minimum level required for programmes is International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
6.0 or equivalent for the overall average score and a score not lower than 5.5 in each category.
Certain courses may have higher requirements.
POSTGRADUATE
Applicants should have an honours bachelor degree (2.2 grade or higher), or equivalent, in any relevant discipline. Non-standard applications are also considered.
Over the next few years all the DIT campuses, from all over Dublin city, will be merging onto one location. Grangegorman is situated just on the outskirts of the city centre, and it will offer students the unique experience of studying at a newly developed third level institute.
The new campus will provide student residencies on site. The student residences will offer a range of housing formats from 6 bed and 3 bed apartments to private studio/family units. Ground level spaces ofr dining,social and study lounges and related shops serve to activate the Serpentinte Walk on the south side and St Brendan's on the north side.
Accommodation options
For many people, coming to college means living away from home for the first time. We understand that you would like to live in a place that is clean, modern, comfortable, safe, not too expensive, within easy reach of all your activities and preferably with other students who share the same lifestyle as your own. Depending on your circumstances and/or preferences you may chose campus style or private rented accommodation.
Please be advised that DIT do not inspect or recommend accommodation and are not responsible for the accuracy of any information provided by the supplier
Campus Style Accommodation
This accommodation is purpose built to suit student’s needs. Each complex has their own layout but generally, students have single or twin rooms’ and share a kitchen and living area. The residences are safe and normally provide 24 hour security. This allows students to live independently in a well-managed and safe environment designed with their needs in mind.
Block Booked Campus Style Accommodation
Until new student residences at Grangegorman are complete DIT have block booked bed spaces with a number of external providers of campus style accommodation. These providers give preferences to DIT students while accommodation is available. Providers try to place students of similar courses and DIT campuses together. DIT has a residential assistant in some of the larger complexes.
Alternative Campus Style Accommodation
There are several other campus style residences suitable for DIT students which have not been block booked by DIT.
Private Rented Accommodation
If Campus style accommodation does not suit you there are other options. You can rent a house or flat on your own or with friends, stay with a host family or rent a room in shared accommodation.
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Scholarships
The following are just some of the Scholarship opportunities available to students at DIT:
Centenary Scholarships
Sir Richard Morrison Scholarships – Architecture
Fiosraigh – Research Scholarships
Gaeilge – spend a week in the Gaeltacht
DIT Travel Scholarship in Renewable Energy
Mont Kavanagh Awards for Architecture and Fine Art
Sport at DIT – Athlete Support Programme
DIT MBA programme scholarships
PhD Research Scholarships in Business
MSc Digital Marketing and Analytics Scholarship
DIT Centenary Scholarship Programme to encourage excellent candidates from around the world to apply to undertake postgraduate studies at Masters Level in DIT.
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