Tawjihi entry
NCI's Jordan page accepts the Tawjihi (General Secondary Education Certificate) with an average of at least 77% for Year 1 of a bachelor's degree.

Partner university · Dublin, Ireland
A small Dublin institution in the docklands financial district, focused on business, computing and accountancy.
About the university
A small Dublin institution in the docklands financial district, focused on business, computing and accountancy.
We apply here for direct entry. Entry requirements vary by programme, so the first step is a review of your transcripts and English score against the specific course you want.
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.

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Entry requirements
NCI's Jordan page accepts the Tawjihi (General Secondary Education Certificate) with an average of at least 77% for Year 1 of a bachelor's degree.
A Levels, the IB, a 2-3 year Jordanian community college certificate or diploma, or a recognised Irish/UK international foundation course also give Year 1 entry.
Master's programmes need a recognised bachelor's with at least a 2:2 and a CGPA of 2.8/4.0 or 3.0/5.0, plus NCI's English requirements.
An Advanced Diploma with exceptional grades and relevant work experience may be considered for some taught master's.
Students who need an entry visa for Ireland should apply by 31 October 2026.
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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
Fee period: Current (revised annually)
Fees are fixed for new international students on multi-year programmes.
International (overseas) fees per year, as published by the university at ncirl.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 National College of Ireland 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 start from EUR 12,000 a year and go up to EUR 14,000, depending on the course. Fees are fixed for new international students on multi-year programmes.
Yes. Masters Academic Merit Scholarship (Up to €5,000); Undergraduate Academic Scholarship (€2,000 to €3,000 per year); Higher Diploma Scholarship (€4,000); Young Future Leaders Programme Scholarship (€3,000 per year). We check which ones fit your profile when we build your application.
GESCO applies to National College of Ireland by direct entry. Ask us about alternatives if your grades are not there yet.
National College of Ireland is in Dublin, Ireland. It was founded in 1951.
The first consultation is free. GESCO applies to National College of Ireland directly. Ask us about any service fees before you start.
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