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International students applying to Dublin City University are required to satisfy the minimum eligibility to get into the university. For international students the minimum eligibility is:Academic transcripts of previous qualificationsCopy of passportCV/ResumePersonal statementEnglish language proficiency

Yes, Dublin City University (DCU) accepts international students from more than 120 countries around the world. Each year thousands of students from across Europe and around the world apply for various courses at Dublin City University. Dublin City University offers all the necessary facilities to international students so to make their stay very comfortable and highly educational. 

International sudents applying online for Dublin City University can applying through the university's own application portal. Once the application is completed international students applying for postgraduate courses are required to pay an application fee of EUR 50 meanwhile the aplication fee for undergraduate applications is EUR 35. 

Dublin City University is a public university. In Irish its Ollscoil Chathair Bhaile Atha Cliath. It is quite a young university and it was established in 1975. It was created as teh National Institute for Higher Education in Dublin. It is one of the finest universities in Ireland for higher education. 

According to QS, University College Dublin is globally recognised for its excellence in teaching and learning. Furthermore, four of the University College Dublin’s subjects are ranked in the Top 50 in the world in the QS World University Rankings 2023. The four subjects of UCD that are ranked in the top 50 are:Library & Information Management: 23English Language & Literature: 39Veterinary Science: 39Petroleum Engineering: 40Read: University College Dublin Rankings

Yes, a range of scholarships is available for international students studying at UCD. Before applying for a scholarship, students are required to apply online first to their desired program. The scholarships applicable for Indian students at UCD are:Global Excellence ScholarshipUCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School ScholarshipsV.V. Giri ScholarshipCheck Scholarships to studyin Ireland from here 

The University College Dublin takes approximately two weeks before making a decision on the applications that have been completed and submitted. However, this can take longer during peak times. The applications are processed in the order they are completed. In all cases, UCD recommends that an applicant must apply to his / her chosen course early, especially if the admission has to be taken into a competitive programme and a visa is required to study in Ireland. Read: Know all about Ireland Student Visas

The cost of an MSc in Computer Science (Negotiated Learning) at UCD for international students is Euro 27,720 per year. In INR, this amount is around 24 Lacs for first-year. Besides the tuition fee, students are required to pay the expenses of hostel & meals, transportation, books and supplies, social life, etc. These other expenses will be around INR 12 Lakh.

The University College Dublin admission requirements for MSc in Business Analytics course are given below:A minimum second class honors primary degree or equivalent that includes quantitative techniques including Engineering, Computer Science and other Sciences. The applicants who have Business Studies background must have taken MIS-Management Information Systems subjects, Maths or other quantitative coursesAn applicant may be asked for GMAT or GRE score at the director’s discretionEnglish language test scoresAcademic TranscriptsCVTwo references, preferably one professional and academic

The University College Dublin is ranked at #33 in the QS Masters in Business Analytics Global Ranking for 2023. According to the latest graduate outcomes survey published in December 2022, 97% of MSc in Business Analytics graduates of UCD were employed after 6 months across a range of industry sectors. The companies that hire MSc in Business Analytics graduates are Amazon, Accenture, Deloitte, IBM, etc.