What's the attendance criteria for Indian students at the Griffith College Ireland?

As part of blended learning, students only have to visit the campus for a few days to attend classes. For the large part of the month, the classes are delivered online.

This gives better flexibility to students. Some popular courses that can be pursued in the blended learning format include:

• BA (Hons)

Yes, Indian students can work while studying at the Griffith College Ireland. Students with Stamp 2 visa are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during term and 40 hours per week during holidays. The national minimum wage in Ireland is EUR 13.50 (INR 1.5 K).

1 EUR = INR 110.02

Cooking for oneself is usually the better and more cost-effective option at the Griffith College Ireland. Eating out can cost between EUR 15 and EUR 20 (INR 1.6 K and INR 2.2 K) per meal.

Shared kitchen facilities are available at on-campus residences. 

Yes, Griffith College does maintain housing options for Indian students. Students can stay as part of the Griffith Halls of Residence (GHR) on its Dublin campus.

The halls come with self-catering apartments with 24-hour security, on the South Circular Road, a short walk from the Dublin city centre.

Computing, Business Administration, Accountancy, Digital Media & Journalism, and Law are popular streams among Indian students at GC Dublin.

Mentioned below are some of the best courses for Indian students to pursue at Griffith College Ireland:

• MSc in Big Data Management and Analytics
• MS in Computing
• MB