A great University. Truly deserves all the credit it gets. Top university in Ireland in my opinion, based off what peers from other universities tell me.
On 27th October 20
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University College Dublin Hall Rankings
| Highfield House Dublin | #1 |
| Mayor Square Student Living | #2 |
| Belgrove Residence | #3 |
| Brickworks | #4 |
| Broadstone Hall | #5 |
| Heyday Carmans Hall | #6 |
| Proby | #7 |
| 409 Stillorgan Road | #8 |
| Ashfield | #9 |
| Binary Hub | #10 |
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A great University. Truly deserves all the credit it gets. Top university in Ireland in my opinion, based off what peers from other universities tell me.
On 27th October 20
Applying to University College Dublin
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Online learning
- OPEN DAYS:
- Virtual open day experiences available online
- TEACHING NOTES:
- They will continue online teaching as per timetables. Other scheduled face to face lectures, tutorials or other classroom-based teaching will take place online.
University College Dublin Reputation
University College Dublin is located in Dublin city, Ireland. The university has two campuses, Belfield and Blackrock, and a research farm. 26,734 students are enrolled at University College Dublin.
(Source: HEA Enrolments 2018/19)
The graduate outcomes for UCD show that 57% of honours degree graduates are in full-time work and 29% are in full-time further study or training.
(Source: HEA Graduate Outcomes Survey 2018)
Updated: 7th September 2020
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UCD does not care about you unless you are part of a top level sports team or a first class honours student. You will not receive the help you require when you need it. UCD will not go out of its way to help you. It’s profit-driven, they only want to help people that they think will promote UCD in a positive way. And then they have the neck to call us up a year later asking for alumni donations after raising charges campuswide including a >10% rise in rents in one year.
A great University. Truly deserves all the credit it gets. Top university in Ireland in my opinion, based off what peers from other universities tell me.
Excellent university particularly for the sciences, healthcare and languages. Sports, music and the arts are also well looked after. In addition, the social life in UCD is second to none
Overall a great institution, but is very improperly run. My final grades were withheld due to a mistake by the university, and when my grades were finally released there was one I wanted to have rechecked but it was not allowed because the time to recheck had passed. I have them evidence of the fact I had only just received my results and that the university was at fault, but they told me that they were sorry and offered no alternative or even support. They don't like to acknowledge that they make mistakes at the cost of their students, because they don't care about the students except for when they want their money.
An excellent campus bursting with friendly people, amazing opportunities and the best of services. Although it may seem big it is honestly the rarest thing from daunting once you get used to it.
All they care about is money and not student welfare
Majority of students personalities awful, very unwelcoming, really disliked my 3 years there, facilities are top class though
The craic died in this college shortly after the boom, the home to culchies in Dublin and people with less self Centered egos than trinity students. The highlight of this college is it’s very own homeless man which can be found more easily than drink around campus