Dublin Institute of Technology

The Admissions Office
143-149 Rathmines Road
Dublin 6
E: admissions@dit.ie
T: 01 402 3445

Opening Hours:

Monday-Friday: 9.00am - 12.30pm
and 2.00pm - 5.00pm

Dublin Institute of Technology

Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) has a long and distinguished history of providing education up to the highest levels. Established in 1887 with the opening of the College of Technology in Kevin Street, DIT is now Ireland's largest higher educational institution with more than 20,000 students from over 70 countries. The Institute offers an extensive range of undergraduate programmes from higher certificate to ordinary degree to postgraduate level. DIT is a member of the European University Association.Programmes are offered across six faculties - Applied Arts, Built Environment, Business, Engineering, Science, Tourism and Food. Courses range from Accounting to Architecture, Chemistry to Computer Sciences and Tourism to Telecommunications. DIT also offers a wide range of specialised programmes that are unique to the Institute such as Optometry; Human Nutrition and Dietetics; Transport, Operations and Technology; Environmental Health, and Tourism Marketing.

Career Focused Programmes
DIT prides itself on strong links with industry. All of our programmes are career-focused, and because of their high standard, graduates are highly regarded by employers. The percentage of graduates who find employment directly related to their fields of study is consistently high.

In addition, DIT, boasts a flexible 'ladder system' that gives students the opportunity to progress through from diploma to degree to postgraduate level. Small group teaching is also an important feature of DIT's educational approach. With an excellent student-staff ratio, DIT offers smaller class sizes with more one-to-one contact between staff and students.

DIT confers its own awards at Higher Certificate, Ordinary Degree, Masters and Phd levels. The Institute's awards are recognised worldwide.

Dublin City is our campus!
The Faculties of the Institute are located in six centres around Dublin city centre. All are easily accessible by public transport and centrally located, which means all the amenities of Dublin city are right at your doorstep.

DIT is currently developing a new state-of-the art campus in Grangegorman in Dublin city-centre. The new campus, which will represent the largest investment in higher education in the history of the state, will amalgamate all existing academic activities and offer a range of new facilities. These include sporting and recreational amenities, performance and exhibition space, industry incubation and innovation space, and significant student residential accommodation.

Facilities
DIT provides students with world class learning facilities. Students have access to a library collection of more than 200,000 items, classrooms equipped with advanced technology, student counselling and support services, and excellent sports and leisure facilities.

Student Services
Of course, college is not only about studying! DIT offers a thriving social and recreational scene. The Institute has a wide range of clubs and societies for you to join. Everything from the sporting to the social and cultural through to the curious is available. The ever-expanding number of societies in DIT caters for practically every interest from Drama, Fashion, Traditional music, Juggling, Paintball, to the many course related societies. In fact, DIT has something for everyone!

Further information
Full details on all of our undergraduate programmes including information on how to apply are available at www.dit.ie

Public Relations Officer,
Dublin Institute of Technology
T: 01 402 7130
M: 086 236 4000