Payments and Fees
Fees
Welcome to the Student Fees team at Griffith College.
We are here to assist you with any fee-related queries you may have. It is the role of the Fees team to communicate effectively with all learners about their fees. We will endeavour to answer all queries promptly and efficiently.
Griffith College is an independent college, and as such, tuition fees apply to most of our programmes. Please note that the quoted tuition fees apply only to stage 1 of the programme.
For more information on Irish/EU citizens living abroad, or Non-EU citizens, please click the links below:
Irish/EU Living Abroad Fees
Non-EU Fees
Please note that for QQI-accredited courses, there is an additional QQI Award Fee applied in the final year of study. The fees are as follows:
| Higher Certificate | €100 |
| Ordinary Bachelor Degree | €150 |
| Honours Bachelor Degree | €200 |
| Higher Diploma | €200 |
| Post-graduate Diploma | €200 |
| Masters Degree | €200 |
| Doctoral Degree | €200 |
| Minor, Special Purpose and Supplemental awards | €50 |
Methods of Payment
Students can pay their fees using any of the methods mentioned below:
Pay Online
You may pay online by credit or debit card by clicking here.
Pay by Bank Transfer
Students from all campuses may pay by bank transfer into the College account, for which the College bank details are:
- Bank Name: Bank of Ireland
- Bank Address: St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2
- Account Name: Griffith College
- Account No.: 41482755
- Sort Code: 90-00-84
- Swift/BIC Code: BOFIIE2D
- IBAN No.: IE69 BOFI 900084 41482755
If you are using this method of payment, please remember to quote your name and Griffith College reference/student number on all payment transfers to the college.
Pay by Direct Debit
Details of our Direct Debit Scheme are available here.
Sponsored Learners
If your employer is paying your fees and requires an invoice in their company name, you will need to download a sponsorship invoice request form here (liability for all fees remains with the learner). Please ask your employer to complete and return the sponsorship form to the Student Fees Office. An electronic copy of the completed form can be emailed to the Student Fees office at [email protected]. On receipt of the completed sponsorship form, the Student Fees office will then issue an invoice to your employer. Your learner record will also be updated accordingly to indicate that you are being sponsored. This must be done prior to registering with the College.
Financial Support
Students may be eligible for some (but not all) government maintenance assistance, such as the Back to Education Allowance. For more information, click here.
As a private third-level institution, Griffith is unfortunately ineligible for SUSI funding.
Tax Relief
Most courses of two or more years' duration have been approved for tax relief, which all students can avail of. Applicants should note that the qualifying conditions for relief may differ for full and part-time students. For further information on claiming tax relief, the qualifying conditions and the list of approved Griffith College courses, please refer to Revenue. Students may also be eligible for some (but not all) government maintenance assistance, such as the Back to Education Allowance.
Receipts
All receipts for your payments can be found online directly in your Themis account, in the Financial Transactions Tab. You can click the three dots next to each payment to create a PDF receipt.
Contact Us
Student Fees Office Opening Hours
The Student Fees office in our Dublin Campus is located in room D006 and our opening hours are as follows:
Monday to Friday
8:30 am to 5.00 pm
Email: [email protected]
Alternatively, we can be contacted by email or by telephone, for which our contact details are:
James Cummins - Phone: +353 1 4150483 - Email: [email protected]
Josh O’Brien - Phone: +353 1 415 0493 - Email: [email protected]
Darragh Cleary – Phone: +353 1 415 0472 – Email: [email protected]
Lorna Healion – Phone: +353 1 574 2910 – Email: [email protected]