Tawjihi holders
DCU says students with the Jordanian Certificate of General Secondary Education will generally need to complete its International Foundation Year before starting a bachelor's degree.

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A Dublin research university with strong business, computing and communications faculties and an international foundation year.
About the university
A Dublin research university with strong business, computing and communications faculties and an international foundation year.
We place students here through a foundation or pathway year, which suits applicants whose grades or English level do not yet meet direct-entry requirements.
Tuition, entry requirements and intake dates differ by programme and change each year. Ask us for the current figures for the course you are considering rather than relying on published averages.




Photos: Dublin City University, used with permission. Founding year and student numbers are from Wikidata.
Entry requirements
DCU says students with the Jordanian Certificate of General Secondary Education will generally need to complete its International Foundation Year before starting a bachelor's degree.
Jordanian applicants with an alternative qualification may be considered for direct entry to undergraduate programmes.
All applicants must meet the minimum grade for their qualification, including a pass in Mathematics and English, plus any programme-specific subject requirements.
Non-native speakers must meet DCU's English language requirement for non-EU applicants.
DCU has a Regional Advisor for the Middle East who advises prospective Jordanian students and parents.
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Guidance only: meeting a requirement does not guarantee an offer, and each course sets its own grades and English level. Checked October 2026.
Fees and scholarships
Fees may be subject to an annual increase.
International (overseas) fees per year, as published by the university at dcu.ie. Ask us to confirm the fee for your course.
Programmes
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A selection from the university's own course pages. Durations and intakes can change; we confirm the details for your year when we apply. Checked October 2026.
How it works
We look at your grades, English and budget, and tell you honestly whether Dublin City University is realistic.
We match you to the right course and intake.
We prepare and submit the application and follow it through to an offer.
We check the university's scholarships and discounts against your profile.
Financial evidence and documents prepared to the current requirements.
Accommodation, the pre-departure briefing and what to expect when you land.
Questions
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Ask on WhatsAppInternational undergraduate fees for 2027-28 start from EUR 17,750 a year and go up to EUR 23,850, depending on the course. Fees may be subject to an annual increase.
Yes. Science and Health International Scholarship (€6,100 fee reduction); Engineering and Computing International Scholarship (€5,000 (bachelor's) / €4,400 (master's)); Business School International Scholarship (€2,800 (bachelor's) / €2,000 (master's)); Humanities and Social Sciences International Scholarship (€1,850 (bachelor's) / €2,000 (master's)). We check which ones fit your profile when we build your application.
Yes. If your grades or English do not yet meet direct entry, a foundation or pathway programme leads into Dublin City University.
Dublin City University is in Ireland. It was founded in 1975.
The first consultation is free. GESCO applies to Dublin City University directly. Ask us about any service fees before you start.
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