How to Apply?

Want To Study Abroad In Ireland at Maynooth University?

Students interested in coming to Maynooth University as a Non-EU Study Abroad student can apply to Maynooth University for one semester or one academic year.

If you wish to be a study abroad student, you must first be nominated to Maynooth University by your home school Coordinator/Advisor.

If your home school does not have a partnership with Maynooth University, you can apply to us directly or through one of the Study Abroad Providers we work with.

STUDY ABROAD TUITION FEES

Information regarding tuition fees is listed on the Fees & Grants Office webpage here.
Please see the Undergraduate Fees List for Study Abroad Courses.

If you are coming to Maynooth University as a non-EU international student for a semester or a full year you will be eligible for fees.

Please note that the fees listed on the Fees & Grants Office webpage are for tuition only and additional fees for accommodation, immigration etc. may be incurred.

Please follow the link below to find more information on the cost of living in Ireland as well as important details that will help you plan your stay in Maynooth.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON COST OF LIVING

You Have Submitted Your Application, What Happens Next?

Once you submit your application the international office team will process your details and will assess if your application is suitable to be accepted. This process can be time consuming but we endeavour to respond to you with an update within 2-4 weeks of submitting your application.

ACCEPTANCE EMAILS will be sent to the email address entered on the application form on a rolling basis.

Once you have submitted your application we highly advise you to start looking at the type of classes you can study here at Maynooth University.
At Maynooth University, we have an International Coodinator in each Department who is a point of contact for any academic queries, e.g. course content, etc. You can contact the International Coodinators if you require further academic detail than what is included on our course finder database.

MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY ACCESS & DISABILITY OFFICE

If you have a disability or medical condition and think you may need additional supports while studying at Maynooth University, you can apply for accommodations with the Disability Office. Please note to avail of Disability Supports, you must provide verification of disability from an appropriate professional. More information on supports, accommodations and required documentation is available on the Disability Office webpage . International Students should note that supports with a financial cost are funded by a students home university.

If you are a student with a disability you can register with the Disability Office for advice and support. You will be allocated a Disability Advisor who will coordinate a range of supports to help you reach your full potential while studying with us. In order to be allocated to an advisor and avail of these supports, you must register with the Disability Office, which should be done after you receive your acceptance and before arrival in Maynooth.

Please note, if you wish to avail of Exam Accommodations, the deadline for Exam Accommodations is the first Friday in November for the January exams and the first Friday in March for both the May and August exams.

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Want To Study Abroad In Ireland at Maynooth University?

STUDY ABROAD TUITION FEES

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON COST OF LIVING

APPLICATION DEADLINE

You Can Apply To Study Abroad for a Semester or for the Full Academic Year

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

In Order To Complete Your Maynooth University Study Abroad Application You Need:

Required documents:

APPLICATION PROCESS

You Have Submitted Your Application, What Happens Next?

DISABILITY & ACCESS OPTIONS

MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY ACCESS & DISABILITY OFFICE

Please note, if you wish to avail of Exam Accommodations, the deadline for Exam Accommodations is the first Friday in November for the January exams and the first Friday in March for both the May and August exams.