DCU Postraduate Guide 2026

Studying in Dublin Wherever you are from, the city of Dublin probably doesn’t need much introduction. From its museums and galleries to its historical landmarks, Dublin is rich in history. Meanwhile, its friendly social scene, lively music venues and on-trend cafes and restaurants give the city a uniquely 21st-century atmosphere. The Dublin skyline reflects this vibrant mix, from the space-age modernity of the Aviva Stadium to the medieval grandeur of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. It’s safe to say that Dublin is a city of surprises and contrasts. It is proud of its Irish identity, while closely linked to the rest of Europe. It’s a fast-moving metropolitan city with the sea, mountains and countryside on its doorstep and easily accessed by public transport. At DCU, you’ll also discover the contrasting atmosphere of our three campuses, which blend the modern with the historic. All in all, Dublin is a city where you can study for success. Introduction to DCU 1 Botanic Gardens 2 The Casino of Marino 3 Croke Park 4 Phoenix Park and Dublin Zoo 5 The Hugh Lane Gallery 6 The Spire, O’Connell Street 7 The 3 Arena 8 Christ Church Cathedral 9 St Patrick’s Cathedral 10 St Stephen’s Green 11 National Gallery of Ireland 12 National Museum of Ireland 13 The Aviva Stadium P H O E N I X P A R K HEUST 4 Introduction to DCU 3