ISC University College Dublin

🎓 Guaranteed pathway to University College Dublin — ranked #118 globally (QS 2026) and Ireland's #1 university for graduate employability

🌍 UCD has 9,000+ international students from 145+ countries

🏆 UCD ranked 88th globally for graduate employability (QS 2026)

📈 Academic Reputation improved 9 positions in QS 2026 — reflecting strong international academic standing

🛂 Post-study work visa (Stamp 1G) enables graduates to stay and launch careers in Ireland

🔬 Ireland's largest research university with €500M+ in external research funding over the past decade

The median fee for an undergraduate degree or diploma at ISC University College Dublin is approximately EUR 23,825.

We have not identified any scholarships or discounts available at ISC University College Dublin for international students. However, we are constantly updating this data from our university partners, so please check back for updates.

ISC University College Dublin is accredited by the University College Dublin and Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI).

The employment rate at ISC University College Dublin is 96% within 6 to 12 months after graduation.

We do not have any courses from ISC University College Dublin that have mandatory internships or placements in their curriculum. However, you may still be able to get your own internship or job during term breaks.

University College Dublin International Study Centre, delivered by Study Group, provides international students with a comprehensive range of support services including:

• Irish student visa guidance and immigration advice through Study Group's dedicated International Student Services team

• Scholarships and financial support available for eligible students on ISC UCD pathway programmes

• Academic English and subject-specific tuition by specialist Study Group tutors to prepare students for UCD degree programmes

• Accommodation in Study Group-managed student residences in Dublin

• Cultural integration and social activities through the ISC student community and Study Group's student engagement programme

Some of the rankings of ISC University College Dublin include:

#118 in the world (QS World University Rankings 2026)

#201-250 in the world (Times Higher Education, World University Rankings 2026)

Post-study work permit options at ISC University College Dublin in Ireland depend on your qualification level: Level 7 (Ordinary Bachelor's) and below graduates cannot work after graduation. Honours Bachelor's (Level 8) graduates can stay get a stay back permit visa for 12 months. Masters (Level 9) graduates can get a stay back permit visa for 12 months.

Note: Only applies to certain universities, RCSI and degree programs accredited by QQI

International students at ISC University College Dublin can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and can work up to 40 hours per week during breaks (June, July, August and September and from December 15 to January 15, inclusive) in Ireland. No separate work permit is required. International students must be studying full-time in a program of at least one year and cannot work if studying a foundation programme.