Griffith College Ireland (reviews)

It doesn’t feel like a university. No library, restaurants or recreational areas. Lectures are very abstract. No industry placement or help in job search when almost graduating or alumni. Rooms are cold, no heating

From the application process to becoming a full-time student at Griffith College, they were there for every step, offering guidance on all platforms whether it be academics, accommodation or with healthcare. They offer affordable degree programs making higher education possible for every demographic.

I loved my time at Griffith College. I have learnt so many new skills, and am now ready to enter the working world.
The hours were great, an intense load of work, but it paid off and I ended up with a first.

Arriving at Griffith College as an international student, I found the transition smooth, thanks to the support services available. The visa process was well-guided by the college staff, who provided clear instructions and necessary documents. Settling in took some time, but the international office organized welcome events, making it easier to meet other students. Accommodation options were decent, though finding affordable housing in Dublin was challenging. The campus had a friendly atmosphere, and the small class sizes made it easier to interact with professors. Adjusting to the Irish academic system took effort, but the lecturers were approachable. While the weather and cost of living required some getting used to, the city itself was vibrant, with plenty of student-friendly spots.