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Information on Fees – Midwest Campuses

Please find information on fees for undergraduate, postgraduate, flexible courses and apprenticeships below.

Information on Fees

Please click below for fee schedule 2026-27

Fee Schedule 2026-2027

1. EU Student Contribution Fee

The Student Contribution Charge for the academic year 2026/2027 is €2,500 for Undergraduate students in line with the Budget 2026 annoucement. This is an annual charge, set by the Government for all full-time third level students.

Students can apply to SUSI (Student Universal Support Ireland) for a grant, which, if approved, may cover 100% of the Student Contribution charge. For information on grants go to www.susi.ie.

2. EU Tuition Fees

The EU Tuition fees for the academic year 2026/2027 will be as follows:

Most full-time undergraduate students will be covered by the *Higher Education Authority Free Fees Initiative scheme for their tuition fee, and therefore will only have to pay the aforementioned Student Contribution Fee.

However, students undertaking a second undergraduate programme, non-EU students, students studying by ACCS mode and students taking a year of a programme for a second time (i.e. repeating a year/level) may be liable for tuition fees.

Students who have previously attended another third level programme must complete a previous third-level form and submit it to the Admissions office so that their tuition fee liability can be determined. These forms can be requested from admissions.midwest@tus.ie.

Programme  Level  Annual EU Tuition Fee Rate
Higher Certificate (Level 6) €750
Ordinary Degree (Level 7) €750
Honours Degree (Level 8) €1,319
Honours Degree – Engineering (Level 8) €1,950

To see if you qualify for the free tuition fees initiative, please click here.

3. Materials / Health & Safety Fee

Academic Year 2026/2027
Students on undergraduate Art & Design programmes Materials fee €110
Students on undergraduate Science programmes Health and Safety fee €45
Please note that these additional fees are not covered by SUSI and must be paid by the student before they start their programme.

Module Exemptions

Please note, that exempt credits attract the same fee as ordinary credits. Please contact admissions.midwest@tus.ie for more details.

Payment Options

All Undergraduate and Taught Postgraduate students can avail of three payment options:

Option 1:  100% on registration
Option 2:  50% by 31 October and 50% by 15 January
Option 3:  *By Instalment Plan – Signed and Agreed with the Grants & Fees Office.
 *Please see our Instalment Plan webpage for more information.

Late Fee Payment Penalties

  • Examination results will be withheld.
  • Access to transcripts, statement of results, registration letters etc. will be withheld.
  • Continuing students will not be permitted to register for subsequent academic years.
  • Students will not be permitted to graduate/receive their parchments until their outstanding debt has been cleared in full.

IMPORTANT – PLEASE NOTE:

  • We are unable to discuss any student account with a third party unless a signed Third Party Agreement form is completed and returned to the Fees Office. If a parent/ guardian or nominated individual wishes to discuss a student account, the TPA form must be downloaded here and signed by the student.
  • Non-receipt of a Fee Reminder letter/text by a student will not be accepted as a valid reason for non-payment of fees.
  • Instalment plans do not run from one Academic Year to the next. A new instalment plan must be completed each year.

There are two types of Postgraduate students, Research and Taught.

Please click here for the Schedule of Fees webpage, where you will find both the EU and Non-EU fees for Research and Taught Postgraduate Programmes for Academic Year 2026/2027.

Taught Postgraduate Fees

All Taught Postgraduate programme fees consist of the following two elements:

  • A Student Contribution Fee and;
  • A Tuition Fee

Research Postgraduate Fees

Research Postgraduate programme fees consist of one element, the Tuition Fee. The fee is charged annually over 2 years for a Masters and 3 years for a PhD full-time.

Where a Research Postgraduate student fails to complete their programme in the prescribed time, a Continuation fee will apply of €1,000 in subsequent years.

For more information on Research Postgraduate programmes, please contact the Graduate Research Office on +353 61 293530 or email graduatestudies@tus.ie.

Flexible and Professional Learning at TUS is designed for people who want to study while continuing to work, manage family life, or return to education after time away. The majority of our programmes are delivered online, with some offered in a blended format that includes occasional on-campus sessions in the Midlands or the Midwest. Our part-time courses are built around real life, with practical options to upskill, reskill, or progress in your career without stepping away from it.

Whether you are working towards a full qualification or a shorter, focused award, our programmes are relevant, applied, and closely connected to the workplace. Take a look at our courses below to explore what is available, learn more about entry routes, student supports and funding opportunities, and see which TUS campus supports each programme.

You can find further details for flexible and professional learning here.

The fees due by apprentices to the Technological University for the duration of their attendance are set out in the schedules below. The Student Contribution is payable on the date of registration for the training phase.

Sponsorship Agreements

If you are being Sponsored by your employer, TUS can issue an Invoice to them on completion of a Sponsorship Agreement Form, here.

Apprentice Fees 2026-2027

Please see Fee Schedule here.

For information on Non-EU annual fees for 2026/2027 you can find out more here.