Student Services & Support | Fees & Grants FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I pay my tuition fees?

You can find information on payment methods, deadlines, and options on the dedicated page. This includes online payment options and guidance for different student types.

Can I pay my fees in instalments?

Depending on the course being attended, it may be possible to pay fees in instalments. For more information, check our the Undergraduate Fees or the Postgraduate Fees pages.

What happens if I miss a fee payment deadline?

If you miss a fee payment deadline at TU Dublin, restrictions may be placed on your account (such as withholding exam results, blocking progression, or suspending services) until the outstanding balance is paid.

How do I get an official fee receipt? How do I obtain a receipt for a sponsor?

You can get an official fee receipt at TU Dublin by printing it at the time of payment (via TouchNet), receiving it by email, or accessing it later through your Student Self‑Service (SSB) portal.

Are refunds available if I withdraw from my course?

Yes, TU Dublin offers refunds if you officially withdraw from your course, with the amount depending on when you withdraw and what type of course you were attending (e.g. full-time vs. part-time).

What is SUSI and how do I apply for a grant?

SUSI (Student Universal Support Ireland) is the national authority that awards student grants in Ireland, and you apply by submitting an application directly through the SUSI website following their eligibility criteria and deadlines.

Am I eligible for the Free Fees Initiative?

The Free Fees Initiative covers tuition fees for EU nationals studying full-time undergraduate courses who meet specific criteria. More information on the Undergraduate Fees page.

What is the Student Contribution Charge?

The Student Contribution Charge supports student services and facilities. It is separate from tuition fees. More information on the Undergraduate Fees page.

What does the registration fee cover?

The registration fee (Student Contribution) contributes to services such as examinations, student support, and campus facilities. More information on the Undergraduate Fees page.

Are there fees for repeat exams?

Fees may apply if you need to repeat exams or modules. These depend on your programme and circumstances. More information is available on the Repeating Modules page.

How do I apply for a fee waiver or reduction?

TU Dublin staff can apply for a fee waiver or reduction.

What is the Student Assistance Fund (SAF) and how do I apply?

The Student Assistance Fund provides financial support to students experiencing financial difficulty. Applications are made through student services when the fund is open. Find out more on the Student Assistance Fund Scheme page.

Are there emergency financial supports available?

Emergency financial supports may be available through the Student Assistance Fund or related schemes. Learn more about available supports on the Financial Support page.

What scholarships are available for continuing students?

TU Dublin offers a range of scholarships and financial supports for continuing students. You can explore available opportunities on the Scholarships page.

What is the deadline for SUSI applications?

TU Dublin advises students to apply for SUSI grants as early as possible and to check the closing dates at the SUSI official website, as the deadlines are set by SUSI each year.

Are there fee concessions for mature students?

Mature students may qualify for supports such as SUSI grants, the Back to Education Allowance, and other forms of support.

What is the policy on fees for students who repeat a year?

Students repeating a year may be liable for additional fees depending on their circumstances. More information on the Repeating Modules page.