University College Dublin - [UCD], Belfield, Dublin - Accommodation

I am residing with my sister and brother-in-law. It's more convenient and luckily, it's very close to the campus.

After searching for various colleges, I found this university to be beneficial for me and its one of the top university so I decided to take admission at this university

Student accommodations are available but need to be applied for well in time. Student accommodations cost about 50% more than staying in a shared+rented apartment in Dublin. Student accommodation monthly costs over about Euro 800 while a shared 2 bedroom apartment between 4 individuals costs 500/person. University accommodation cost includes an amount for utilities such as gas, electricity, heating, WIFI, etc. which would cost approx. 40-50 euros per month if staying in a rented shared apartment. The only upside of university accommodation is a private ensuite room. Ensuite rooms are available throughout Dublin for 600-700 euros. The Rental Housing market in Dublin is extremely expensive to stay alone. But is still cheaper than university accommodation

One of the top 2 institutions in Ireland. Most visited campus by potential employers. The highest number of internships, and placements offered. Higher Avg. salary after completion than all other Irish institutions. Huge alumni community. Best in Ireland for STEM courses. School of Economics is one of the best departments in Europe.

Well, Dublin is one of the most expensive places in the world to live. But nonetheless, if the applicant is single or doesn't plan to bring his/her spouse the scholarship amount is enough for the living expense. Also, campus accommodation is more expensive than living off campus.

There are many factors such as It is in Europe which is overall beautiful. The Ph.D. is funded and the scholarship covers all the expenses. Less work pressure as compared to the PhDs in USA and Canada.

I have rented a flat with my friend. We spend around 700-900 monthly.

Because it has the course that I exactly want. No other university in Ireland has this.

I was in a non sharing student accommodation which is high due to its close vicinity towards the university and added facilities. However, students can opt for non sharing as well as sharing accommodation outside of the university as the in- campus accommodation is limited and expensive in nature.

I have always been passionate about taking this course at this particular university due to its dynamic course curriculum, eminent faculty members and brilliant academic output in the field of research and policy development.

Six accommodation and you have to book in advance. All inside the campus and provide all facilities and full security.

I chose particular program because I was interested in the ways in which disciplines like Philosophy and literature overlap and build each other. Plus I was very much interested in postcolonial philosophy so the school offered me modules that met my interests. The course was very interdisciplinary and I could take subjects from across various departments. The university is very student friendly and learning is very holistic. I thoroughly enjoyed my student life.