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Live in Ireland

When you come to study in Ireland, you have a variety of choices of where and how to live. Whether you are starting your international foundation year, taking the pathway to university on our graduate diploma programme, or studying English on a pre-foundation course, you have the same range of options.

Halls of Residence

Halls of Residence

The superior on-campus accommodation available at the Griffith Halls of Residence provides accommodation for 600 students. Newly built two bedroom apartments are fully furnished to the highest standard and situated within easy reach of Dublin city centre. Read more about the Halls of Residence.

Home Stay

Home Stay

Students wishing to improve their English may stay with an Irish family while studying at DIFC. This is the best choice for younger students and we would advise you to spend at least one month in home stay on arrival in Ireland until you decide what you want to do. The cost is €160 per week including meals.

Apartment/house sharing and rental

If you want to find your own accommodation in Dublin, you have a huge range of locations to choose from. The costs of renting in Dublin can differ greatly from area to area. Popular rental websites in Ireland are Daft.ie and MyHome2let.ie These can give you a good idea of the types of properties available to rent in Dublin. MyHome2let.ie also has a good guide to renting in Dublin.

Guide to living costs

Students coming to live in Ireland may be interested in our guide to living costs. Course Fees and the cost of living can be less in Dublin than in London.

EU Students

Students applying to DIFC from a country in the European Union (EU) are entitled to our special EU Fees and can save up to 30% off normal DIFC course fees.

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DIFC students wishing to live in Ireland may be interested in our guide to living costs. Course Fees and cost of the cost of living are substantially less in Dublin than in London.
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