Dublin institute of design
Description of Dublin institute of design
Design Institute in Dublin is deservedly considered one of the best universities in Ireland and the best profile university in the country. It was founded in 1992 and is located in the central part of the Irish capital - from the campus it is easy to reach any part of the city, suburbs and major international airports.
The University also works as an accredited BTEC exam center, accredited by QQI. It offers a variety of programs - from short courses to graduate programs and undergraduate courses - in all modern design directions:
- Graphic design;
- Fashion design;
- Interior design, CAD;
- Web design and online development.
Advantages of studying here for international students:
- In 2016, the Dublin institute of design became the winner in 2016 GRAND PRIX Winner;
- Students became finalists of the major Frankfurt Style Award;
- Graduates become part of major design companies and Corporations (for example, the International Society of Typographic Designers);
- Go to the shots (list of the best) in the IDI Graduate Awards, at graphic designer competitions, etc.;
- The students of the university constantly become winners and winners of various international competitions, are noted as skilful and qualified specialists.
Programs and prices, tuition fees in Dublin institute of design
Quick overview of Bachelor program: Classic three-year programs at the Design Institute in Dublin are offered in two key areas:
- Graphic design;
- Interior design.
Brief information: The certificate course lasting 1 academic year is the first step on the way to a successful career. The offered specialties cover all faculties and directions of the university:
- Graphic design;
- Fashionable design;
- Web design;
- Interior design;
- Bayer's profession (purchases in the Fashion sphere).
Quick overview: Diploma program, designed for 2 academic years, is offered in the following specialties:
- Graphic design;
- Fashionable design;
- Web design;
- Interior design.
Brief information: Short professional courses will suit young international students wishing to learn more about the peculiarities of the chosen specialty, and already working professionals who want to deepen their knowledge, gain new skills and improve their competitiveness in the world labor market. The Institute for Design in Dublin offers the following short-term programs:
- Six-week courses:
- Visual Merchandising;
- Visual merchandising: advanced level;
- 3D CAD (work with the design of interiors).
- Ten-week courses:
- Graphic design;
- Fashionable design;
- Web design;
- Interior design;
- Bayer's profession (purchases in the Fashion sphere).
- Eight-week courses:
- 2D CAD (interior design);
- Profession of a personal stylist and a buyer;
- Fashion and style: training, commercial and media aspects of activities.
Accommodation, meals, prices
Since the Institute does not have its own residences for students, specialists assist in finding the right accommodation option for the duration of their studies. You can choose the following options:
- Room rental - in the central part of Dublin or in sleeping areas;
- Rent one-room apartment or studio, apartments - also there are options in the center of the capital or in sleeping areas and suburbs.
International students also provide themselves with meals. The list of pocket expenses also includes:
- Transportation;
- Payment of utilities and electricity;
- Sports and leisure;
- Clothes and necessary household items.
Subjects, specialties
Admission dates and extra charges
Variants of educational programs (without accommodation and meals):
- CAD certificate program (2D or 3D);
- Diploma program (1-2 years, HNC or HND);
- Short courses and continuing education;
- Bachelor's degree (3 years).
Some services are paid additionally to tuition fee:
- Registration fee;
- Round trip airfare;
- Transfer in both directions;
- Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents;
- Accommodation and meals (depending on the option chosen);
- Personal insurance;
- Pocket expenses.
Entry requirements, how to apply, what is required to enrol
The main requirement for incoming students is, of course, a fairly high level of English. HNC and HND programs will require an IELTS level of 5.5 and higher, the remaining courses - IELTS from 6.0 and above. In addition, the following documents are submitted to the admission committee:
- A copy of the passport;
- Personal resume and confirmed work experience, feedback and recommendations from employers (if possible);
- Certificate + report card with grades from previous place of study.
Literature and references
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Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
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Recommendations on when to apply
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