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 2022/2023 Important Booking Dates

* Please note, below dates are subject to change in line with key academic dates.

2022 Check-in Date - Thursday 1st  of September - (01/09/22) 

2022/2023 Important Booking Dates

Please note dates are provisonal and subject to change in line with key academic dates. 

On-Campus Accommodation for Incoming Students who have entered through the HEAR Pathway 2021/22

UCD Residences offers a variety of room options across several residence villages on the Belfield and Blackrock campuses.

Prices vary depending on the facilities offered in each of the residences, for example private bathroom or shared bathroom options, but all bedrooms are single occupancy, i.e. one person per bedroom.

Merville and Belgrove residences are the shared bathroom accommodation options on the Belfield campus and are priced at the starting point of room rates. These apartments consist of four bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Students entering UCD through the HEAR pathway are offered rooms in Merville and Belgrove as a first option. Priority is given to first year students.

Click here for a list of prices for the 2021/2022 academic year.

Click here for more information on Belgrove.

Click here for more information on Merville.

Please note there is no discounted rate for students entering through the HEAR pathway so students and families should be aware of the fees before accepting a room. Information about UCD accommodation costs.

For more information please contact residenceroombooking@ucd.ie

On-Campus Accommodation for Students with Physical or Sensory Disabilities 2021/22

UCD Residences have a number of wheelchair accessible rooms available for booking across the UCD Residence Villages. Priority for accessible rooms are given to students with a physical disability (for instance, students with mobility disabilities) or sensory disability (students who are blind/visually impared or students who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing), who require the adapted features of the room. Wheelchair users should be advised to choose a room on the ground floor, if possible. Students with temporary injuries are not eligible for an accessible room.

These rooms are available to incoming, continuing, postgraduate students and single trimester students.  If you are international student who requires a room with adapted features please contact UCD Global and the residence room booking team at residenceroombooking@ucd.ie

Please note, if a student requires a full time Personal Assistant who needs to stay in Residences overnight, the student must book a separate room for their Personal Assistant. This room will be charged at the same rate as the student’s room, meaning the student must pay for the price of two rooms.

If you require a Service Dog, there are some single occupancy studio apartments which students with Service Dogs can book. Students who utilise a Service Dog and who are considering attending University College Dublin must contact UCD Access & Lifelong Learning prior to accepting their offer to discuss their individual needs and to ensure that any necessary supports that they require can be made fully available to them and their Service Dog. For more information on having a service dog on campus please contact disability@ucd.ie. More information can also be found in the Animals on Campus Policy.

Please note that students residing in these rooms are not offered any reduction in fees nor receive any additional supervision or support from UCD Residences.

Click here for a current list of prices, 2021/2022.

Click here for information on Ashfield.

Click here for information on Belgrove.

Click here for information on Glenomena.

Click here for information on Roebuck Halls.

Click here for information in Roebuck Castle (Includes catering).

General queries about student residences and rooms should be directed to residenceroombooking@ucd.ie

If you require an Accessible Room please contact residenceroombooking@ucd.ie to book.

International Students (From outside the EU) (Updated 13/02/22) 

Room Booking Process

International Students, who are applying directly to UCD, have a different application process compared to the categories above. Students will receive detailed information, via email, on how to apply for UCD on-campus housing, in advance of bookings opening.

As there is a limited supply of rooms available and a large demand for them, we cannot guarantee that all students will be offered a place on campus. It is important that all students apply and complete the online process in a timely fashion once the relevant booking opens, in order to have the best chance of securing on campus accommodation.

Early Application Process for Graduate Students

UCD has introduced an Early Accommodation Payment which allows International Non-Eu Graduate students to secure a room on campus. Graduate students, with an accept/conditional accept who have paid their course deposit, will be able to apply for a place on campus by paying an “early accommodation apply” fee. Please note that there is a limited number of rooms available – places will be offered on a first come first served basis. 

Depending on your specific programme, there are 38 and 50 week housing packages available for Graduate students on both the Belfield and Blackrock campuses.

For more information, see the UCD Global website.

Below is a quick reference guide to important dates for booking accommodation for 2023/24.

Please Note  Current booking dates have yet to be confirmed. 

Full Degree - Stage 1 (1st year)  International (Non-EU) undergraduates - Booking Dates To Be Confirmed

International Study Abroad - Autumn Trimester - Booking Dates to Be Confirmed 

EU and Non-EU Exchange students - Booking Dates to Be Confirmed

Non-EU Post Graduate students - Booking Dates to Be confirmed. 

Residence Scholarship Scheme Students

UCD Residences provides accommodation for residence scholarship schemes across all locations consisting of self-catering apartments, halls of residence and catered accommodation which includes meals in the price. Specially adapted facilities are provided for students with disabilities.

UCD Residence Scholarship Schemes are run by UCD Residences for several categories including Sports, Ad Astra and Gaeltacht UCD (UCD Global Centre for Irish Language and Culture). If you have applied to any of the residence scholarship schemes successfully you will be marked on the student information system accordingly and offered the relevant accommodation options subject to availability.

• Students will be able to choose available accommodation in a wider range of locations than in previous years allowing for a wider range of price and facilities.
• The room booking system allows students to choose which room they want and will provide basic information on the profile of students already booked into an apartment (e.g. undergraduate, postgraduate, male, female). 
• Some schemes such as the Gaeltacht UCD have specific rooms reserved for their scholars.
• Please use our virtual tours to view our residences.

Further information on joining a scholarship scheme can be found by clicking on the following links:

• Sports Scholars
• Gaeltacht UCD Scheme
• AD Astra

Further information regarding the room booking procedure can be found on our Booking Process and FAQs pages. If you are having problems or technical difficulties making an online booking please contact us on 00 353 1 716 1031 or at residenceroombooking@ucd.ie.

Summer@UCD 

‌No matter how big or how small your group, or how long you intend staying in Dublin, we will be delighted to tailor a package for you. Have at look at our dedicated summer accommodation webpage for more information.