Updated: 17 November 2010
What is new in 2010/11?
- Payment dates and the proportion you pay at different points in the year have changed for undergraduate 'free fees' students and graduate 'full year' students.
- Students may pay fees by semester
- If you are on a 1 semester programme - all fees must be paid in advance
- If you are on a 2 semester programme - you may pay your fee in halves by semester
- If you are on a 3 semester programme - you may pay your fee in thirds by semester
- Where a student is receiving funding from a third party source, students must pay either a half or a third ( whichever is applicable to the programme ) of the student's remaining personal liability in order to be a registered student of the University.
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Graduates on 'two semester' programmes |
Programme fee |
First half |
Friday, 13 May 2011 |
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Second half |
Sunday, 11 September 2011 |
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Graduates on 'whole year' / trimester programmes
e.g. research, taught masters etc. students |
Programme fee |
First installment |
Friday, 13 May 2011 |
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Second installment |
Sunday, 11 September 2011 |
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Third installment |
Sunday, 15 January 2012 |
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Programmes of one semester's duration |
Programme fee |
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Friday, 13 May 2011 |
How can you pay fees?
Fees can be paid quickly and easily on line. You can do this very conveniently when registering on line.
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Giro payments
- should be paid through any bank in the Republic of Ireland
- should be completed 5 working days prior to commencement (they can take this long to be processed)
- Please retain receipt
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Late offers/acceptances
- Fees must be paid within two weeks of receipt of fee payment forms in the case of students who accept late offers of a place in the University
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Consequences of incomplete/delayed payment
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ID Card
You must pay at least the first instalment of your fees, as noted above, to get your ID card or, if you have one already, have it re-validated. You will not have access to the library without a valid ID card
- Access to exam results will be blocked
- Final year students will not be permitted to graduate until full fees and, where applicable, fines have been paid
- Continuing students will not be progressed to the following year of their programme
- Access to transcripts etc. will be blocked (with the exception of the certificate of attendance)
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ID Cards
- New students: you must pay the first instalment of your fees to be able to collect your ID card
- Continuing students: you must pay the first instalment of your fees to re-validate your ID card
- A valid ID card is required for access to the Library
- All students are required to carry their ID card at all times on the campus
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