Independent College Dublin

Overview

Independent College Dublin is one of Ireland's fastest-growing centres for law and business learning. Established in 2007, the institute offers certificate, diploma, and degree courses, along with professional development courses, mainly in the fields of law and business. Some of the popular full-time courses offered by ICD include BA (Hons) in Business Studies, BA (Hons) in Accounting and Finance, BA (Hons) in Marketing, and MA in Dispute Resolution.

Located in the heart of the vibrant Dublin city centre, Independent College Dublin houses the School of Law, which is the largest provider in the State for the delivery of preparation programmes for the entrance examinations to the Law Society of Ireland. ICD’s lecturers and tutors are among highly respected academicians with real experience and industry insight.

Services for International Students

Independent College Dublin assists international students by helping them with visas, accommodation, course choices and more. The college believes in transforming students into professionals by providing the best learner-centred tuition and a globally-recognised degree. The supporting staff and the management at ICD ensure students have the time of their life here in the Irish capital.

Accommodation

There are wide-ranging accommodation option around Independent College Dublin. From studio apartments to sharing flats to standard rooms, students have a lot of choices when it comes to finding a better place to live in Dublin. The city is a hotspot of international students who can enjoy complimentary access to 24-hour laundry service, complete security, and fast internet.

Location

Dublin, the capital and largest city of the Republic of Ireland, is situated at the mouth of River Liffey, opening into the Irish Sea. Overlooking the spellbinding beauty of the Wicklow Mountains in the south, the city is a touristic paradise, hosting over 6 million tourists every year. Along with being the seat of the Irish government, Dublin is also the country's economic capital. With a Gross Metropolitan Product (similar to GDP) of €176.2 billion, Greater Dublin Area is the 9th richest metropolitan region in the EU.

Thanks to a glorious history dating back several centuries, Dublin is home to multiple historical monuments, including Dublin Castle, Kilmainham Gaol, and Glasnevin Cemetery Museum. The city houses the Irish Museum of Modern Art and the Library of Trinity College Dublin — one of the world’s largest libraries. Located about 168 km from Belfast, Dublin is known for being the sporting and media centre of the country.