University College Dublin Programs: Tuition fees, Ranking, Scholarships, Application Deadlines & Entry Requirements
STEM Course
Doctor of Philosophy [Ph.D] Computer Science
Course Finder - Search from 50K+ courses
Popular Streams:
University College Dublin Reviews
11 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- 1. Best in Ireland in terms of reputation, program and overall presence in market. 2. Project management because of experience and skillset.,
- Located at a safer place in Dublin, excellent facilities for commutation. frequent bus services from within the campus and in house dinning options along with sports area, theatre and clubs.
- Dislikes:
- Nothing apart from the hostel rent as mentioned. paying 1000+ euro for a month becomes too much when you calculate you monthly expense in Ireland. That is only available for 10 months.
Course Curriculum:
3 Semesters overall of 3-4 months each. Second semester is live project with companies and startups across Ireland. Third semester is about Charity project - working with real NGO raising real money.
Fees:
18 lacs
- Likes:
- Ireland is the upcoming market for my career path which was aligned to business analysis.
Course Curriculum:
It is the best in class, starting with the campus architecture which is suitable for students as it consists of all the amenities, the professors are passionate about their jobs and are proficient in the subjects that they teach Talking about the peer group, the student coming here are the best of the best filtered from multiple applicants.
Fees:
21 lakhs INR
- Likes:
- The overall reputation, quality of education & placement support were some of they key factor why I chose UCD.,
- "Quality of education and the overall reputation of the university was one of the main factors behind choosing this university. Other than that, the placement support and job fairs are also some of the reasons why I like University College Dublin. "
- Dislikes:
- The one thing I don’t like about my college is the student support and the delay in responses that we get from the program coordinators. It’s understandable to expect delay but some of us have gotten delays in responses for weeks.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is quite interesting. As it is a research-oriented course, the course has been designed around how to do good research. There is no industrial exposure given to us yet, but our course coordinators have designed the curriculum based on the latest industry standards and how to go about with it.
Fees:
My tuition fee was 21,520 euros. I had received a scholarship from my university of 7,500 euros, which brought my payable tuition fee to 14,020 euros.
- Likes:
- My PhD supervisor was well-known in my chosen area of research.,
- Academically, it is a great place to pursue your studies. You would learn from the top scientists and academicians in your chosen area of study. Besides this, the support they give to students is immense, and especially as an international student, you'd never feel that you were staying away from home, as you would find several Indian students at the campus.,
- Also, there are several students’ clubs where you can meet and greet people. More importantly, you will have a great time learning with several like-minded people across the globe.
- Dislikes:
- One of the major limitations that Indian students would face at the University is the lack of accommodation support. It is nearly impossible to get a place to stay close to the institute as the prices are either way expensive or it is very hard to get a place e.g., for every single room there will be around 30-50 people will be competing.,
- I believe the university hostel accommodation have to be booked well-advanced (may be like a year or so) but again it is expensive.
Course Curriculum:
Most engineering graduate programs are designed (and partially offered) by industry experts. Almost all the faculties have independent research labs where you will have the chance to get hands-on in real-time.
Fees:
NA as it funded PhD program
- Likes:
- • It’s in Dublin , Ireland which is hub for most pharmaceutical companies. • Only English speaking country in Europe • good QS ranking globally and prestigious • Good reviews for Biotechnology • offers scholarships",
- UCD holds a special place in my heart. My enrolment at the prestigious university has given me innumerable and memorable experiences to cherish. It’s accepting of all cultures, had a supporting environment and a lovely lake with beautiful swans and ducks.,
- They organise student international trips with discounted prices which is worth trying out. They also have multiple cultural forums that you can take part in. That also offer scholarships for students.
- Dislikes:
- I don’t particularly dislike anything about my university. If I have to choose with a hard thought, then it will be something like distance from the centre. It’s quite on the outskirts. Also, college fees is on the higher level so it can be reduced.
Course Curriculum:
Overall the Biotechnology course structure was good. It was basic but we had application classes and good facilities. They also take you to NIBERT for industrial experience. You get a choice of internship or Project in 3rd semester. Has very good internship opportunities which can absorb you for full time employment.
Fees:
€24,200/a
Course Curriculum:
The study pressure is a lot here. Here we have a lot of assignments, lot of projects, researches etc. It?s not the university to chill out. We have to study a lot here.
After searching for various colleges, I found this university to be beneficial for me and its one of the top university so I decided to take admission at this university
Course Curriculum:
One year Master's course. Divided into three trimesters. The first trimester covers your fundamental subjects: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, etc. The second trimester is Elective subject based. 4 electives are to be chosen. Special mention: Aviation economics, energy economics, behavioral economics, bayesian econometrics, EU competition, and Industrial Policy are electives worth mentioning. All second-trimester module learnings are very closely related to industry requirements. Assessments, projects, and exams cover a large part of situation-based or case-based analysis. The third trimester is optional to choose between a dissertation thesis or an internship. Internships often are converted to full-time roles.
Fees:
Fees are separate for EU and Non-EU applicants. Non-EU applicants almost pay twice the amount as that EU applicants. Fees for M.Sc. Applied Economics for Non-EU applicants: Euro 19,900.
Course Curriculum:
Yeah, the Course Curriculum and academics are way better here. The courses are relevant and abreast with the latest knowledge. There are many events being organized by industries and Universities related to talks, jobs, and internship opportunities.
Fees:
My Ph.D. year is a 4-year program where the annual fee is 14000 Euros. But in my case, this is all covered as part of the scholarship.
Course Curriculum:
The course is structured really well. It covers the science and business aspects. But unfortunately, due to the pandemic, I am not able to completely enjoy
Because it has the course that I exactly want. No other university in Ireland has this.
Course Curriculum:
My coursework was very dynamic in nature. We had the option of selecting from a varied number of academic modules with a great exposure of practical experience.
Fees:
Euro 19,200
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWS LETTER
Comments