Registration FAQ's

We recommend that you follow up on your application immediately with the Admissions Office on the campus you applied to. Please state clearly in your email to the Admissions Office the TU Programme Code for the course you applied for, whether you are applying for a full-time or part-time course and quote any application or reference numbers you received at time of application.

• Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Grangegorman email:
  admissions@tudublin.ie (Postgraduate, International, Springboard, Advanced Entry applicants).
  Registrations.city@tudublin.ie (Part-time Undergraduate and CPD applicants).

• Blanchardstown email: registration.blanchardstown@tudublin.ie
  
  
• Tallaght (full-time applicants) email: admissions.tallaght@tudublin.ie
  Tallaght (part-time applicants) email: lifelonglearning.tallaght@tudublin.ie or springboard.tallaght@tudublin.ie

Your Invitation to Register will be sent to your personal email account.

Your Invitation to Register will be sent to your TU Dublin Student Email Account.

Have you notified the Registration Office you wish to return? If you have, you will receive an Invitation to Register via email to your Personal Email Account. A student returning after a gap of one or more years will not have access to their TU Dublin student email account.

Contact details for Registration Offices:

• Blanchardstown: registration.blanchardstown@tudublin.ie
• Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Grangegorman: registrations.city@tudublin.ie
• Tallaght (full-time students): registration.tallaght@tudublin.ie 
• Tallaght (part-time students): lifelonglearning@tudublin.ie or springboard@tudublin.ie 

If you are a returning student and were on an Erasmus exchange last year, your examination results will not be considered until the supplemental exam boards, which happens in the second and third week of September. Invitations to Register will be sent out to successful students to their TU Dublin Student Email Account following the exam board meetings. Students should attend classes (temporarily unregistered) until they receive an Invitation to Register email to their TU Dublin student email account.

Before being issued with an Invitation to Register to your student email account, new International students must first either pay a minimum of €6,000 or submit financial letter of guarantee.

Link to Register & Pay

If you have not received your Invitation to Register please check your email spam folder before contacting Registrations as the ITR may have been designated to your email spam folder. Please email the appropriate registration office and include your CAO number (if applicable), TU programme code and any Application reference number.

• Blanchardstown: registration.blanchardstown@tudublin.ie
• Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Grangegorman: registrations.city@tudublin.ie
• Tallaght: registration.tallaght@tudublin.ie

Invitations to Register are sent to returning students student email account.

If you had summer modules, on placement in Semester 2, or had August exams, your examination results will not be considered until the supplemental exam boards, which happens in the second and third week of September. Invitations to Register will be sent out to successful students to their TU Dublin Student Email Account following the exam board meetings.

If you did not have any summer or August exams please email the appropriate Registration Office and include your CAO number (if applicable), TU course code and any application reference number.

• Blanchardstown: registration.blanchardstown@tudublin.ie
• Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Grangegorman: registrations.city@tudublin.ie
• Tallaght (Full-time students): registration.tallaght@tudublin.ie   
• Tallaght (Part-time students): lifelonglearning@tudublin.ie (Apply/Re apply to LLL for PT programmes and then forward details to Registration Office)

If you have decided to accept an offer from another college and you had registered with TU Dublin you need to complete a Withdrawal Form. Students remain liable for fees up until the date on which they formally submit a Withdrawal Form online. 

TU Dublin Withdrawal Information

All students must register for their programme before their classes commence. By registering on your programme you will be given access to services you need such as Brightspace, Moodle, a student card, library account, access to buildings etc.

See our Academic Calendar for Key Dates

Student ID Cards

Replacement Student ID Cards

Information on start dates for 2024/25 can be found in our Academic Calendar 

Students are invited and encouraged to attend an informal orientation with TU Dublin. Students meet their class mates, Programme Tutor and Head of School and receive their timetable. Students have the opportunity to ask questions. A library tour is usually included. Useful information to help you settle into college are given at orientation so it is advisable to attend. Orientation may be a combination of online and on-campus activity.  

See details about Orientation 

Make sure you register on your programme so you get access to the services you need. If you have registered, you can access your Timetable here.

Advanced Entry students are encouraged to attend the orientation happening for the first year cohort of their chosen programme.

Orientation Schedule 2022

Your Student Timetable is available to view here.

How to request a Confirmation of Registration Letter.

Further details on how to get Forms Stamped can be found here.

Students must pay a minimum of 25% of the overall fee due to get registered. This has to be paid before classes commence. A further 25% will be due by the 31st October and the balance of 50% will be due by 31^st January.  Fees can be paid online before each instalment deadline. Students are encouraged to make small regular payments to meet each payment deadline. 

Students enrolled on January start programmes, can pay fees in full before classes begin or in 2 instalments of 50% - 1^st instalment due before start of class and 2^nd instalment due before 31^st May

If you have applied for a Student Grant through SUSI you are not required to make payment at time of registration pending a decision on your grant application. You are required to submit your SUSI (W...) reference when completing your Online Registration.

Students must pay a minimum of 25% of the overall fee due to get registered. This has to be paid before classes commence. A further 25% will be due by the 31st October and the balance of 50% will be due by 31^st January. Fees can be paid online before each instalment deadline. Students are encouraged to make small regular payments to meet each payment deadline.

If you have applied for a Student Grant through SUSI you are not required to make payment at this of registration pending a decision on your application. You are required to submit your SUSI (W...) reference when completing your Online Registration.

Undergraduate full-time students who have applied for a SUSI grant can register online without paying fees, pending a decision on their grant application. You need to provide your SUSI Grant application number at time of online registration, it is the W…… number.

Yes but there are payment deadlines you must meet. In order to register you will be required to pay 25% of your programme fee (before Classes Begin), a further 25% will be due by 31st October, the balance of 50% will be due by the 31^st January. After the initial 25% of fees is paid to get registered, students are encouraged to pay in weekly or monthly payments to ensure they meet the payment deadlines of 31^st October and 31^st January. It is important to ensure the full amount is paid by 31st January so you have access to your Semester 1 exam results

You will not have access to TU Dublin services and you are not entitled to attend classes. Any applicant who has not registered by 1st December we assume are not taking their place and they will be removed from TU Dublin Student Record system. There are significant implications if an applicant is attending unregistered and requests to be re-instated on TU Dublin Student Record system after they have been removed. 

Blanchardstown Students

If your employer has agreed to pay your fees, you do not need to pay the acceptance fee.  Please fill out the Microsoft Form that you will find in your Invitation to Register email, and we will issue an invoice to your employer in due course.

Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Grangegorman Students

Contact the Fees Office by email studentfees.city@tudublin.ie and request a 3rd Party Authorisation Form. This form needs to be submitted to the Fees Office. An invoice will then be issued to the company for payment.

Tallaght Students

Complete a Declaration of Payment Form (Tallaght). This form needs to be submitted to the Fees Office. An invoice will then be issued to the company for payment.

Information on Withdrawing and Refunds.

• Blanchardstown: feesandgrants.blanchardstown@tudublin.ie
• Tallaght: fees.tallaght@tudublin.ie
• Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Grangegorman: studentfees.city@tudublin.ie

Students willl be sent instructions about getting online to your personal email. Information on Starting at TU Dublin.