International Tuition Fees
Discover more about the tuition fees, living costs and scholarships available to international applicants at ATU Sligo.
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees that you will pay at ATU Sligo will depend on your course of study and your fee assessment category.
The tuition fees that you will pay at ATU Sligo will depend on your course of study and your fee assessment category.
ATU Sligo has 3 categories of fee assessment: Free Fees, EU Fees and Non-EU Fees.
The Non-EU Fee will apply to most international students from outside of the EU/EEA who are studying on full time courses.
To be eligible for another fee category, you must meet the eligibility criteria listed in the Fees Criteria and Determination and be able to provide supporting documentation.
The Non-EU tuition fees for applicants beginning their studies in the 2022/23 academic year will be:
- Undergraduate Courses– €10,500 per academic year
- Postgraduate Courses– €12,000 per academic year
Please see the Fees and Grants webpage for information about EU/EEA tuition fees.
If your tuition fees will be paid by an external organisation, government or scholarship you must provide ATU Sligo with evidence of this sponsorship.
Documents should be sent to internationaloffice@nullitsligo.ie
If you are required to repeat an examination during your studies, you will be required to pay a repeat exam fee.
Repeat exam fees are available on the Examination Office webpage.
International Scholarships
Payment Methods & Installment Plans
To accept your offer and secure your place at ATU Sligo you must pay your tuition fees by the deadline in your offer letter.
For the 2022/23 Academic Year Non-EU tuition fees can be paid in two installments. The following deadlines and payment amounts apply:
- 1st instalment of €6,000. This must be paid by the deadline in your offer letter
- 2nd instalment to cover the remainder of tuition fees. This must paid by 31 January 2023.
ATU Sligo has partnered with Flywire and Transfermate to allow applicants to send international payments easily and securely.
You will be able to track the progress of your payment and download a receipt directly from your payment portal account.
Guidance on how to use Flywire and Transfermate is available in our payment portal section.
You will be able to download a receipt directly from your Transfermate or Flywire payment portal account.
If you pay your tuition fees but are unable to begin your academic studies in September , you can receive a full refund provided you officially withdraw before 31st October
Where full fees have been paid a 50% refund may be awarded if you withdraw between 31st October and 31st January.
No refund is possible if you withdraw after the 31 January.
How do I officially withdraw?
- Applicants / Offer Holders must notify the International Office at internatonaloffice@nullitsligo.ie
- Current Students if you have already commenced your academic studies, you must follow the withdrawal procedure here.
If you do not pay a minimum of €6,000 of your tuition fees by the deadline in your offer letter, your offer will be withdrawn.
If you do not pay the remainder of your tuition fees by 31st January, late fee payment penalities will apply. Please see Fees and Grants for further information.
Living Costs
Living costs in Ireland will vary depending on a student’s personal lifestyle and choice of accommodation.
The approximate living costs (excluding tuition fees) for students in Ireland is estimated at €10,000-€15,000 per academic year.
The Cost of Living section gives an approximate guide to living costs in Sligo.
International students should also consider the additional costs of studying abroad including:
- Visa Application Fees
- Fees to Register with Immigration
- International Flights
- Medical Insurance
- Costs associated with travel during Covid-19 e.g. PCR Tests
ATU Sligo does not have its own accommodaton but there are many private accommodation providers located close to campus.
They offer a range of different accommodaton options with different prices and packages.
Learn more about Accommodation
Students from outside of the EU/EEA can work in Ireland in casual employment for a maximum of 20 hours per week during the school term provided they have a valid Irish Immigration Permit / Stamp 2 permission.
However, you should have sufficient funding to support yourself without the need for a part time job.
When you apply for a visa or register with immigration in Ireland, you must provide evidence that you have sufficient funding to support yourself financially.
You can learn more about this in our visa and immigration section.
Payment Portals
ATU Sligo has partnered with Flywire and Transfermate to allow international applicants to send international payments easily and securely.