Amazing University, I love this place so much. There are many clubs and society’s where you can find friends, and just enjoy college life. The lecturers are all really nice (in my experience so far), and really understanding regarding extensions to deadlines etc.. The facilities are great and so is the location (quite close to the city centre). Overall I love DCU and i’m so glad I attend this university.
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Amazing University, I love this place so much. There are many clubs and society’s where you can find friends, and just enjoy college life. The lecturers are all really nice (in my experience so far), and really understanding regarding extensions to deadlines etc.. The facilities are great and so is the location (quite close to the city centre). Overall I love DCU and i’m so glad I attend this university.
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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- On-campus.
- OPEN DAYS:
- Open day has taken place.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Not specified.
Accommodation Sponsored
Newly opened in 2020, Highfield Park offers stylish student living in a prime location. This lively on campus community offers something for everyone, with fantastic amenities as well as a range of room choices, from twin rooms to ensuites, studios to gatehouses and townhouses.
Dublin City University Reputation
Dublin City University is located to the north of Dublin City. DCU has three campuses - Glasnevin, St Patrick's and All Hallows. 15,558 students are enrolled at DCU.
(Source: HEA Enrolments 2018/19)
The graduate outcomes for Dublin City University show that 69% of honours degree graduates are in full-time work and 17% are in full-time further study or training.
(Source: HEA Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018)
Updated: 7th September 2020
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After Covid struck it was a different experience but things worked out perfectly for me
Really enjoyed first 2 years of my degree here. Campus atmospheres are very warm and welcoming and you are provided with countless opportunities to make friends and meet new people.
Good university with competitive curriculum.
Really love this university, the people are so nice and welcoming.
Amazing University, I love this place so much. There are many clubs and society’s where you can find friends, and just enjoy college life. The lecturers are all really nice (in my experience so far), and really understanding regarding extensions to deadlines etc.. The facilities are great and so is the location (quite close to the city centre). Overall I love DCU and i’m so glad I attend this university.
Dublin City University- I really enjoy this college and my course
Only getting started but love it so far
Great college e perience and lectures/lecturers. Careers service, students union and grant programs could house some betterment but no major complaints.
Modules all online this year so no comments.
It was a great experience even considering current circumstances
Technological university Dublin
Dublin City University is a well recognised institution with first rate faculty and an impressive array of courses.
Excellent university. The lecturers where extremely helpful.
Modern university, careful staff, all you need for studying is there including free laptops and computers, libraries, free rooms for group studies. Communicative staff, well organized.
The most progressive and modern university in the country that is miles ahead of everyone else.
Excellent college with channels into any area of knowledge, would recommend
I really love DCU because of the relations students have with their lecturers. Everyone is treated individually, everyone can ask for help if needed and I feel like every lecturer really tries their best to make every student feel and do their best
A great college , it’s a really nice relaxed atmosphere where everyone feels accepted
Absolute best university I originally went to UCD but dropped out after a year and went to DCU, when comparing the two I found DCU had more to offer both academically and socially. It has a sort of family atmosphere where everyone plays an important role. Classes are smaller and more personal so lecturers go to a special effort to teach everyone at all levels, individually. The facilities for students are exemplary with only a short walk between all. In my previous college experience I had a long walking trip between facilities like gym and library, even basic lecture halls. Overall I’d really recommend DCU if you’re looking for a thriving college life and do well academically. 10/10
DCU is community, people look after eachother and we are one big family. The uni is small but not too small it’s perfect!