Trinity College Dublin, Ireland (TCD): Fee, Admission & Courses

Medicine Fees at Trinity College Dublin – 2026/27

The official Trinity undergraduate fee schedule lists the following Year 1 figures for Medicine:

Here it is clear from the official fee table that the title given to the subject is “Medicine (Year 5 is undergraduate)” and that the total applicable fee for Non-EU students is “Max €60,000.” Hence, international students are not supposed to take just €60,000 as their total for the entire five-year program by multiplying that number by five. It is stated clearly by Trinity that the fee table includes the tuition fee for the first year of the program, and the fees may vary every year.

According to the policy of Trinity University, Indian candidates usually fall under the Non-EU category, so their fee status is Non-EU unless they qualify for the EU fee category.

2. Human Health and Disease:

Human Health and Disease is a four-year full-time undergraduate programme offered by the School of Medicine.

2026/27 Official Fee:

• EU Tuition: €4,982

• EU Student Contribution: €2,350

• EU Year-1 Total: €7,332

• Non-EU Year-1 Total: €26,880

The official tuition fee schedule has included Human Health and Disease in conjunction with the School of Medicine. The course is appropriate for students interested in human biology, diseases, biomedical science and health research, rather than pursuing a medical course in order to become a doctor.

3. Occupational Therapy:

Trinity offers Occupational Therapy as an undergraduate healthcare programme.

Duration & Fees:

The official fee/course structure places it as a full-time undergraduate programme.

2026/27 Fee

• EU Tuition: €6,021

• EU Student Contribution: €2,350

• EU Year-1 Total: €8,371

• Non-EU Year-1 Total: €26,880

4. Physiotherapy:

Physiotherapy is another undergraduate healthcare programme offered by the School of Medicine.

2026/27 Fee:

• EU Tuition: €6,021

• EU Student Contribution: €2,350

• EU Year-1 Total: €8,371

• Non-EU Year-1 Total: €26,880

5. Radiation Therapy:

Radiation Therapy is offered as an undergraduate healthcare programme.

2026/27 Fee:

• EU Tuition: €6,021

• EU Student Contribution: €2,350

• EU Year-1 Total: €8,371

• Non-EU Year-1 Total: €26,880

6. Pharmacy:

Trinity’s Pharmacy degree is structured so that Year 5 is postgraduate.

2026/27 Fee:

• EU Tuition: €4,982

• EU Student Contribution: €2,350

• EU Year-1 Total: €7,332

• Non-EU Year-1 Total: €21,230
  

Trinity is particularly strong in this field: Pharmacy and Pharmacology was ranked #28 worldwide in the 2026 QS subject rankings.

7. Nursing and Midwifery:

Trinity offers:

• General Nursing

• Integrated Children’s and General Nursing

• Intellectual Disability Nursing

• Mental Health Nursing

• Midwifery

The Nursing programmes are particularly notable because Trinity ranked #10 globally for Nursing in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026.

2026/27 Nursing Fees:

For General Nursing, Integrated Children’s and General Nursing, Intellectual Disability Nursing and Mental Health Nursing:

• EU Tuition: €4,756

• EU Student Contribution: €2,350

• EU Year-1 Total: €7,106

• Non-EU Year-1 Total: €25,460

Midwifery carries the same listed 2026/27 fee structure.

8. Dental Science:

Trinity also offers undergraduate dental education. The 2026/27 official fee table includes:

Dental Science is listed with Year 5 as undergraduate, while the fee schedule gives the Non-EU Dental Science amount as a maximum of €60,000.

Official Trinity College Dublin UG Fees 2026/27:

The TCD undergraduate fee schedule is important because there is no single tuition fee for every undergraduate programme. For 2026/27, examples include:

These are official first-year figures for 2026/27. Trinity explicitly warns that fees can change each year and continuing students may be subject to annual increases under the College’s fee-certainty arrangements.

Other Expenses at Trinity College Dublin:

Tuition is merely one factor in the total cost of education at TCD. According to the latest estimate by Trinity, the international students' cost of living in Dublin for undergraduate students is around €19,937 – €29,050 per year, which includes accommodation but excludes tuition. Typical expenses include: