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ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS
Available free of charge for most students who began their programme from 2000 onward. A description of what each document includes, and what each document looks like, is available in the table below.
HARDCOPY DOCUMENTS
Available for all students to order online via SISWeb. Charges are as follows: Academic Transcripts are €23, Academic Statement €11, Statement of Results €10 (postage incl). You will be sent 2 sets of documents per order.
Students who began their programme from 2000 onward can access electronic official documents instantly & free of charge via SISWeb.
How to access your electronic documents
How to access your electronic documents
Students who studied prior to 2000 may not have electronic documents available, but they can order hard copies of their documents through SISWeb.
How to order hard copies of your official documents
How to order hard copies of your official documents
| Official Documents Information | Online Version Available (for programmes from 2000 onward) | Hard Copy Available |
| Academic Statement | Yes (view sample) | Yes (view sample) |
| Certificate of Attendance | Yes (view sample) | No |
| Statement of Results | Yes (view sample) | Yes (view sample) |
| Academic Transcript | Yes (view sample) | Yes (view sample) |
| Diploma Supplement | Yes (view sample) | No |
More information
- To order a copy of your diploma/degree parchment, contact the NUI.
- Syllabus Information
- ECTS Letters of Equivalency can be provided to graduates if required by a third party. If you need an ECTS letter, please use our Connector to email your request.
- Check out our Official Documents FAQ page
- Document Security features.
UCD treats the fraudulent duplication or amendment of its official documents as a serious offence. Any such action will be considered a breach of UCD Regulations and will trigger disciplinary procedures. Such matters may also constitute a criminal offence and, as such, are liable to be reported to An Garda Síochána.