Student Accommodation near Technological University Dublin

1. Introduction
Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is one of the largest institutions of higher education in Ireland. The university was formed by the merger of the former Dublin Institute of Technology, Tallaght Institute of Technology and Blanchardstown Institute of Technology. There are five campuses, namely the main campus in Grangegorman in the north of Dublin, and four branch campuses Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Blanchardstown, and Tallaght. TUD has about 28,000 students and more than 3,000 faculty and staff.
2. Colleges & Courses
TU Dublin has 12 courses, such as Architecture & Built Environment, Culinary, Hospitality & Tourism, Computing, Data & Mathematics, Business, Law, Music & Drama, and more.
3. Career Perspective
TU Dublin has a good cooperative relationship with major companies in Ireland. Currently, more than 200 companies are cooperating with TU Dublin, including various world top 500 new technology and high-tech companies, legal and financial companies in Ireland. This ensures that graduates have good employment prospects. 96% of graduates can find their ideal job or continue their studies within six months of graduation.

TU Dublin has five campuses:
1. Campuses in the Dublin City Center
Grangegorman Campus, Aungier Street Campus, and Bolton Street Campus are all located in the Dublin City Center. Grangegorman is the main campus, which is the largest investment in higher education in Ireland.
The Aungier Street campus is built on the site of the former Jacob Factory, a historic site in Dublin 2. It accommodates 5,000 students and is home to the largest business school in Ireland. Within short walking distance of St Stephens Green, the campus has a great environment and convenient transportation.
The Bolton Street Campus was built in 1908 and has been a centre for technological education for over 100 years. It's only 5 minutes' walking distance from O'Connell Street and 6 minutes' walking distance from Grangegorman Campus.
2. Blanchardstown Campus
Blanchardstown is the largest TU Dublin campus located in Dublin 15. There are computer and electronic labs, lecture theatres, workshops, library, restaurants, sports hall, fitness centre, students' union area, automated banking facilities and parking for cars and bikes.
3. Tallaght
Tallaght is the largest suburb in the Greater Dublin area and the largest town in South County Dublin. TU Dublin Tallaght is located just 12 kilometers from O'Connell Street in the city center.

TU Dublin doesn't offer on-campus accommodation currently, so it's essential for you to find and book an ideal off-campus accommodation near TU Dublin Grangegorman Campus. Living in off-campus TUD accommodation is an attractive option since it usually means more privacy, freedom, and independence. With many properties to choose from, you can filter the listings according to budget, duration, room type, move-in month, commute time, and facilities you care about. The distance between TU Dublin and your accommodation is one of the most important factors. To save you time, you can just contact us, and our professional consultants will try their best to help you reserve the best TUD accommodation. Below are some popular student flats near TU Dublin Grangegorman:

1. Highfield House (only 200m from Grangegorman Campus! From €242/week) 

2. Ardcairn House (only 350m from Grangegorman Campus! From €293/week)

3. Árasáin P&V / The P&V Apartments (700m from Grangegorman Campus. From €280/week) 

4. Dorset Point (1km from Grangegorman Campus. From €233/week)  

5. Binary Hub (1.4km from Grangegorman Campus. From €291/week) 

6. Point Campus (3.8 km from Grangegorman Campus. From €248/week) 

7. The Tannery (2.5km from Grangegorman Campus. From €315/week) 

8. New Mill (2.4km from Grangegorman Campus. From €310/week) 

9. LIV Student Dublin (1.1km from Grangegorman Campus. From €287/week)  

10. Hubble Living Dublin (2.9 km from Grangegorman Campus. From €295/week) 

As we have said, the location of your TUD accommodation and commute time are of top priority when you choose student accommodation near Grangegorman Campus. Here we listed some of the best areas for students to rent in Dublin. If you like vibrant nightlife, cultural diversity, or just a cozy place to study, you can consider them.
1. Rathmines
Perfect for making friends and hanging out. Only 3 km from the city center, but the rent is relatively lower. So it is a good place to book student accommodation in Dublin.
Rent: Less than €1000 / month on average
Features: You can watch movies at Stella Theatre, and enjoy drinks and food on Baggot St. Many transit lines, and convenient transportation.
2. Portobello
One of the trendiest areas in Dublin, offering a very youthful atmosphere. If you are a big fan of hip cafés, cute boutiques, yoga studios, or avocado-laden brunch spots, then welcome!
Rent: About €1800 / month on average
Features: One of the hottest districts for students. So it's another good choice to reserve your TUD accommodation
3. North Inner City
It's the very Dublin city center. The cost of living is more affordable and many working-class people live here.
Rent: About €1300 / month on average
Features: Famous tourist attractions: The Irish Emigration Museum, Bow Street Distillery, Dublin Zoo, and the National Leprechaun Museum.
4. Stoney Batter
A historic place and very famous for its fantastic food scene. Many Cafes, pubs and restaurants, serving up delicious food from all over the world.
Rent: Starting at about €1000 / month
5. Portobello
One of the trendiest areas in Dublin, offering a very youthful atmosphere. If you are a big fan of hip cafés, cute boutiques, yoga studios, or avocado-laden brunch spots, then welcome!
Rent: About €1800 / month on average
Features: One of the hottest districts for students. So it's another good choice to reserve your TUD accommodation

The average cost of living in Dublin for a single person is about €1,800-€2,500, depending on lifestyle. The total costs can be divided into several parts: student accommodation, food, transportation, and other daily needs. Renting TUD accommodation can be the most expensive part apart from tuition fees. A wise budget plan and estimation can help you avoid incurring extra expenses. Below, we have listed some of the significant costs you would have to pay when studying at TU Dublin:

1. Tuition Fees (For Non-EU Students):
€11,650 -€13,000.
2. Student Accommodation near TU Dublin Grangegorman Campus:
Single Room(En-suite): from €300/week
Shared Apartment: from €243/week
Studio: from €440/week
1-Bedroom Apartment: from €791/week
2-Bedroom Apartment: from €1,146/week
The Complete Guide to Renting in Dublin
3. Transportation in Dublin:
One-way Ticket (Local Transport): €2.00
A Daily Ticket: €7.00
Monthly Pass (Regular Price): €120.00
Taxi Start (Normal Tariff): €4.20 for basic fare, €2.00 per kilometer, €30.60 for 1-hour waiting
Gasoline: €1.71 for 1 liter
(Students have special discounts on public transit. You can ask when you buy a bus card.)
4. Food Expenses:
Eating Out: €10 - €90 (depends on the restaurant)
Cooking by Yourself: Food & Groceries

Over 90% of TU Dublin students use sustainable modes of transport such as public transport, walking, and cycling. Since the TUD accommodation is close to the campus or transportation stops, you can easily get to class. Here listed are some of the major transport options:
1. From Airport
If you are traveling directly from Dublin Airport to TU Dublin, you can take the airport line: Aircoach 700 or 701. It runs between Dublin Airport and Dublin city center every 15 minutes.
2. By Bus
Dublin has nearly 200 bus routes covering the city and suburbs. Fares are generally calculated in sections based on distance traveled. There are several different tiers of fares which apply to most services. The bus routes that can reach the university are: 37, 39, 39A, 70, 46A, and N2. It's recommended to have a smart card called a "Leap Card".
3. By Tram
The tram stop Grangegorman is only within short walking distance. You can conveniently take the Green Line. Fares range from €1.70 for one zone up to €2.60 for 8 zones.
4. Cycling (DublinBikes or your bike)
With numerous bike stations scattered throughout the city, DublinBikes is a convenient choice for short trips and a great way to explore Dublin at your own pace. A 1-Day ticket costs only €3.5 and a 3-Day ticket €5. Or, if you want to buy and ride your own bike, many student accommodations near TU Dublin provide bike storage for your convenience.

Sport:
TU Dublin has a long sporting tradition in a wide range of sports. Grangegorman Campus is home to outdoor competitive team sports including hockey, Gaelic football, lacrosse, rugby and soccer. Kevin St. Campus has many recreational facilities including an 18-metre swimming pool and climbing wall. In addition to Grangegorman's on-campus facilities, students have access to the Larkin College Sports Centre, which offers badminton, hockey, futsal and rock climbing facilities.

Off-campus Living:
The TU Dublin Grangegorman campus is located just north of the city centre, so you're close to anything that interests you. You'll be surrounded by cafes, bars, pubs, restaurants, shops, museums, pop-up shops, open-air markets, art galleries and entertainment facilities, not to mention concert venues, theatres, festivals and events. A significant benefit of studying at TUD is free eye exams at the National Optometry Center in Kevin Street. Many businesses offer student discounts on a range of products and services across the capital.

1. There are 12 courses on all campuses of TU Dublin:
Architecture & Built Environment
Business
Computing, Data & Mathematics
Creative Arts, Design & Media
Culinary, Hospitality & Tourism
Engineering
Languages
Law
Music & Drama
Sciences & Health
Social Sciences & Education
Sports & Leisure
2. Bachelor Popular Courses 

Tourism Management, International Hotel Management, Accounting and Finance, Economics and Finance, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Biomedicine
3. Master Popular Courses

Event Management, Tourism Management, Digital Marketing, Advertising, Computer