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UCD's undergraduate computing entry and its postgraduate computing routes serve different applicants.
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UCD's undergraduate computing entry and its postgraduate computing routes serve different applicants. Computer Science Negotiated Learning targets those with computing or ICT preparation, while the Conversion master's is designed for graduates of another discipline. Use the exact application code and non-EU route. University Registry is the authoritative source for final fees, rather than an old prospectus or a general country estimate.
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Ask a counsellorSelected programme options include Computer Science, Bachelor of Science (DN201/CSSA), MSc Computer Science (Negotiated Learning), T150, MSc Computer Science (Conversion), T195. These are selected examples, not the full catalogue. Availability, campus, mode of study and teaching language must be checked for your intake.
Undergraduate Computer Science CSSA, 2027 CBSE/CISCE table: 80% best-five recognised subject average and maths at XII 80% or X 85%; other boards must contact UCD. Postgraduate T150: upper-second-class/equivalent computing-related degree or three years' relevant industrial experience. T195 Conversion instead targets graduates of another discipline with required mathematical preparation. The cited postgraduate computing pages list IELTS 6.5 with no component below 6.0 or equivalent. UCD's India undergraduate page separately lists qualifying CBSE/ISC English evidence or approved tests. Check the course and accepted exemption rather than promising a universal English-medium waiver.
The T195 course page quotes EUR29,500 as the full programme fee for first-year non-EU entrants in 2026/27 to the 16-month Conversion MSc. It is not an annual fee or a 2027/28 quote. A current numerical 2027/28 fee has not been confirmed here; obtain the precise course-code quote from UCD before budgeting. Fees are not a university-wide average. Confirm the exact course, fee year, currency, deposit, extra charges and refund conditions before paying.
Programme-dependent: the checked T150 page lists the September 2027 application route but no verified final 2027 closing date. Do not reuse an archived August 2025 deadline or an October opening date as a closing date. Confirm availability and the final non-EU deadline in the current UCD application portal. The cited undergraduate and postgraduate computing programmes list September. T150's full-time September 2027 route opened 1 October 2026. The part-time T151 route is not presented on the course page as suitable for international non-EEA applicants; do not confuse its fee or duration with T150. A semester start date is not an application closing date. Check scholarship and visa timelines separately.
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