The International Bridging Programme at TU Dublin is an intensive programme developed especially for international students who need further English language preparation to progress to postgraduate or PhD studies at TU Dublin. If you have already met the academic requirements for direct entry and just need to further improve your English, it is the ideal pathway for you. The fee is 3,500
| College | Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) |
| Course ID | 191011 |
| Course Location | Dublin |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 2 |
| Course Type | Classroom Based |
| Awarding Body | TU Dublin |
| Course Start Date | 1st January 1970 |
| Course Duration | 8 weeks |
| Entry Requirements | There are international bridging programmes for undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD preparation. The IELTS entry requirement is 0.5 of a band less than the direct entry requirement. This is overall 6.5 for most programmes. Upon successful completion of the programme you are guaranteed a place on your destination programme of choice. No further IELTS is required |
| Career Path | Upon successful completion of the programme you are guaranteed a place on your destination programme of choice. No further IELTS is required. |
| Course Code | TU299 |
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