Expand+Student Contribution
An annual Student Contribution (€3,000 in the academic year 2016/17) is payable by all full-time students. This fee, subject to change from year to year, includes an Examination Fee and is payable for each year of study. All st...

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An annual Student Contribution (€3,000 in the academic year 2016/17) is payable by all full-time students. This fee, subject to change from year to year, includes an Examination Fee and is payable for each year of study. All students are required to pay the Student Contribution on Registration. Students who receive a grant will have this charge refunded. Those in receipt of Back to Education Allowances may qualify for an exemption from the student contribution. An application under the Higher Education Grant Scheme to cover the cost of the Student Contribution must be submitted to Student Universal Support Ireland (SUSI) through www.susi.ie or www.studentfinance.ie.

For families with more than one student attending Higher Education, please note that you will be required to pay each Student Contribution in full, and then claim the reduction on the second and subsequent contributions through tax reliefs. Further information on Student Contribution is available from the Citizens Information website: www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/education/ third-level-education/.

Tuition Fees
Currently, EU nationals (subject to residency requirements) attending full-time Ordinary Degree and Honours Degree courses are not normally required to pay tuition fees. However, non-EU nationals must do so. Details are available from our Office of Academic and Student Affairs.

If you are an EU national and have already attended a third level institution, you should be aware that this may affect your entitlement to free tuition fees and maintenance grants. The general principle, with some exceptions, is that you will only receive financial support once for a given stage/year of study. Further information on Tuition fees is available from the Citizens Information website: www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/education/third-level-education/.

Rate of Fees
The rate of fees is determined by the Higher Education Authority (HEA) each year and is subject to change. The rates are normally available by the end of August. Please check our website www.iadt.ie for details. Further information on fees in general may be available from www.studentfinance.ie or www.hea.ie.

Expand+Tax Relief
Tax relief, at the standard rate of tax, may be available for tuition fees and student contributions paid in respect of approved third level courses. It is intended that families who pay student contributions for more than one student in...

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Tax relief, at the standard rate of tax, may be available for tuition fees and student contributions paid in respect of approved third level courses. It is intended that families who pay student contributions for more than one student in a year will be able to claim tax relief on the second and subsequent contributions. Further information on tax relief is available from the Citizens Information website: www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/education/third-level-education/.

Can I avail of any grants?
You can obtain details of maintenance grant schemes and other supports at www.susi.ie; www.studentfinance.ie; www.hea.ie/en/students or the Citizens Information website www.citizensinformation.ie. All applications will be made online to a single awarding authority, Student Universal Support Ireland (SUSI) through www.susi.ie; or www.studentfinance.ie . Decisions regarding eligibility are made by your grant authority and not by IADT.

Expand+Grow your existing entrepreneurship knowledge and skills and learn the importance of using knowledge dynamically across different business disciplines. This general business course is active and participatory, and the main project is a case study tha...

Hide-Grow your existing entrepreneurship knowledge and skills and learn the importance of using knowledge dynamically across different business disciplines. This general business course is active and participatory, and the main project is a case study that pulls together learning from many modules.

What will I do?
–– Engage in the real world of the entrepreneur through networking, mentoring and researching entrepreneurial case studies.

–– Learn through continuous assessment – this contributes significantly to your overall result.

–– Learn the most important skills to enable you to run your own business.

Expand+Future careers
This course qualifies you for first-line management roles in finance and marketing, or to aim towards a career in general management in areas such as: technology, retail, and the motor industry. Graduates have gone on to become media...

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This course qualifies you for first-line management roles in finance and marketing, or to aim towards a career in general management in areas such as: technology, retail, and the motor industry. Graduates have gone on to become media entrepreneurs, marketing and advertising executives, retail managers, senior business development managers, chartered accountancy trainees, restaurant managers, finance project administrators, business development managers, financial services consultants and sales representatives. You will also be eligible to further your studies at Masters level.