Fees & Grants
College is an investment in your future.
Here are the facts about fees, funding and scholarships.
Tuition Fees – Full time Agricultural Courses
Tuition fees for 2023/2024 are as follows:
Irish/EU students
2023/24 Level 5 Certificate in Agriculture (one year):
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€4,200 (residential) or €1,650 (non-residential) on/before 18th August 2023 plus
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€2,600 (residential) or €1,100 (non-residential) on/before early December.
2023/24 Level 6 Advanced Dairy Herd/Drystock Management/Crops & Machinery (one year):
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€3,500 (residential) or €1,400 (non-residential) on/before 18th August 2023 plus
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€2,050 (residential) or €1,250 (non-residential) on/before 1st December 2023.
2023/24 Level 5 Certificate in Horsemanship/Equitation and Stud Management (one year):
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€3,200 (residential) or €1,200 (non-residential) on/before 18th August 2023 plus
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€2,600 (residential) or €550 (non-residential) on/before 1st December 2023
Catered residential is based on a 4 day week (Monday – Thurs) excluding Bank Holiday Weekends & Term holidays. Students are asked to vacate their rooms over holiday periods.
These charges above include the course fee and student facility fee, i.e. no other outlay for the course.
Students should apply to Teagasc for ‘Teagasc student maintenance grant’, https://www.teagasc.ie/education/going-to-college/grants/
Scholarships available – contact college for more information call 067 21282 or email [email protected]
Financial Support for all courses.
Please talk to our college bursar for advice on managing your money and support if you are struggling financially and need to apply for the Student Hardship Fund.
Non EU students are asked to contact the College regarding fees.