50 Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships, valued at €2,000 each, will be offered, for competition on the basis of results obtained in the Irish Leaving Certificate Examination.

• CIT - DePuy Synthes Biomedical Engineering Scholarship - Application for this scholarship is open to any student who has applied through the CAO to study the Honours Degree in Biomedical Engineering (CR520) at CIT. APPLY HERE. 

• CIT - Janssen Mechanical Engineering Scholarship - Application for this scholarship is now open to any student who has applied through the CAO to study the Honours Degree in Mechanical Engineering (CR108) at CIT. APPLY HERE. 
  

• CIT - Abbott Vascular Mechanical Engineering Scholarship - A funding contribution by Abbott towards a student's education for year 2, 3 and 4 of the Honours Degree in Mechanical Engineering (CR108) at CIT. APPLY HERE. 
  

• CIT - ARUP Structural Engineering Scholarship - Application for this scholarship is now open to any student who has applied through the CAO to study the Honours Degree in Structural Engineering (CR109) at CIT. APPLY HERE
  

• CIT - Intel Security "Alejandro de la Flor"  Memorial Scholarship for Department of Computer Science - Intel Security are funding this perpetual scholarship in memory of Alejandro de la Flor who passed away in 2008.  FURTHER INFORMATION
  

• CIT - Esentire "Yves Beretta"  Memorial Scholarship for Department of Computer Science - Perpetual Scholarship to be awarded to a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in IT Management student who is specifically pursuing a security forensics course. FURTHER INFORMATION. 
  

• CIT - "Cliona Magner" Scholarship - open to final year students in the Departments of Process, Energy and Transport Engineering and Mechanical, Biomedical and Manufacturing Engineering FURTHER INFORMATION. 
  

Busaries are awarded each year.

The world is your oyster with these scholarship opportunities

Through its elite sports structures and initiatives, DIT is committed to providing talented young sportspeople with a supportive environment within which they can develop maximum sporting performance alongside academic excellence.

The Elite Athlete Support Programme is an athlete-led development programme whereby financial assistance and a network of support services are tailored to meet the needs of high-performance sportspeople.

The Sirus Scholarship was introduced recently to encourage students interested in an engineering career to consider studying Building Engineering (DT026). 

The Musgrave Scholarships in Culinary Arts supports eight high-achieving DIT students with scholarships to the value of €3,000 each. These scholarships are awarded to students studying Culinary Arts (DT407) and Culinary Entrepreneurship (DT416) in years one to four.

The 500 points club

First-year students who have obtained 500 points or more in their Leaving Certificate will receive a €1,000 scholarship upon enrolment in a range of DIT programmes in recognition of their outstanding performance.

• Accounting & Finance (DT366)
• Business Analytics (DT302)
• Business & Law (DT321)
• Business & Management (DT365)
• Business Computing (DT354)
• ecommerce in Retailing (DT304)
• Economics & Finance (DT399)
• Human Resource Management (DT398)
• International Business & Languages (DT555)
• Logistics & Supply Chain Management (DT358)
• Marketing (DT341)
• Retail & Services Management (DT343)

Mary Immaculate College has more than 50 lecture theatres and meeting rooms on campus as well as the 360 seat 'Halla' Auditorium and the 510 seat 'Lime Tree Theatre', along with an award winning sports complex. All lecture theatres, classrooms, seminar and meeting rooms are equipped with the latest audio-visual facilities and Wi-Fi Access. MIC’s facilities include:

• Students' Union Shop
• Library
• Parking
• Medical Centre
• Disabled Access and facilities including bathroom hoists
• 200 seater Chapel
• Lime Tree Bar (winner of the Architecture Expo Interior Design Award 2013)
• Playing fields and running track
• Sculpture Trail
• Art Collection/Galleries
• City bike-share scheme located at South Circular Road entrance

• Two state-of the-art IT laboratories
• Modern Beauty Therapy and Hairdressing/Barbering Training Facilities
• Animal Care and Grooming salon facilities
• Two spacious Art studios
• A fully equipped gymnasium
• Lecture theatres and seminar rooms with full audio-visual capability
• A student canteen offering hot and cold food and beverages with a ‘made-to-order’ facility
• Full wifi throughout the college campus
• Students have access to printing and photocopying facilities

The CIT Library on the Bishopstown has over 600 study spaces available. The Student Centre in CIT has the following student services offices; Medical Centre, Counselling Service, Access Service, Academic Learning Centre, Careers Service, Sports & Societies Offices, Card & Reprographics Service.

Our highly qualified and experienced teachers are dedicated to the educational development and advancement of all our students. Our facilities include specialist classrooms across all of our courses and rank among the best in the country. For those requiring accommodation there is an extensive range of good quality affordable houses/apartments within walking distance of the College. We have an on-site canteen which offers subsidised hot and cold dinners.

The college provides a library resource centre, a radio studio, state-of-the –art IT facilities, student canteen and a supervised study area.

Student Health Centre

DIT has worked hard to ensure that students can see a doctor or nurse in the Student Health Centre at no cost. The service is available Monday to Friday, in the Student Health Centres in Bolton Street and Aungier Street. All students pursuing full-time and apprenticeship courses are eligible to use the service, which takes a holistic approach to all aspects of student health - physical, psychological and social. The Health Centre also engages in health promotion initiatives. Specialist Clinics provide Physiotherapy, Sexual Health Screenings and Travel Vaccinations. 

Health Promotion

DIT runs a number of programmes through its Sports and Recreation Service, Green Campus Committee, and Student Health Centre to encourage healthy lifestyles among the student population.  Initiatives include the very popular Operation Transformation; Colour Run; and Cycle to College Day.  The DIT Grangegorman campus has also been designed as a Health Promoting Campus – a car-free campus with jog trails, a gym, all-weather pitches and tennis courts. A decision was also taken not to sell tobacco products on the new campus, in preparation for the move to a smoke-free campus.

Counselling Service

The DIT Student Counselling Service provides students with a safe space to talk about personal concerns or academic issues. The service is free and confidential and is easily accessible at five DIT campus locations. DIT is currently recruiting additional Counselling staff to ensure students can access support as soon as possible.

Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy Service

The Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy team provides a prompt response to all types of issues that may arise in the life of a student, and assist the student in accessing the relevant supports. The team also coordinates the Peer Mentoring Programme, a range of student volunteering projects and events for international students.

Disability Service

The Disability Service supports over 1200 students in DIT, making it one of the largest in the country. The Service is committed to mainstreaming services so that students can achieve their academic goals, despite any physical, sensory or learning disabilities or medical or mental health condition that may interfere with their learning. One interesting initiative is the development of a very successful Thursday Night Club to assist students on the autism spectrum in integrating socially and negotiating college life. The Service also aims to promote awareness within the college community and to provide information on the rights and values of students with a disability. 

Student Assistance Fund

The Student Assistance Fund is there to assist students who are in financial difficulty. Depending on circumstances, funds can be provided for rent, general living expenses, childcare and medical expenses. In cases where students have a short-term financial difficulty, a small Contingency and Emergency Fund can provide immediate assistance.

Travel Assistance Fund

As the majority of DIT programmes include a work placement or a semester/year abroad to enhance the employability of graduates, the Student Assistance Fund can provide support to students who must travel as part of their programme.

Mary Immaculate College Students’ Union (MISU) provides support, representation and services to its members, the students of MIC. The running of clubs and societies at MIC forms a significant part of the work of the MISU. The Union promotes and coordinates the activities of clubs and societies and stimulates the growth of new societies. Some of the clubs and societies on offer at MIC are:

Clubs:
Hurling, Gaelic Football, Equestrian, Tag Rugby, Soccer, Badminton, Basketball, Hockey.

Societies: An Cumann Gaelach, Dramatic Arts (MIDAS), Creative Writing, Debating, International Students, LGBT, One World, Radio (WIRED FM), Traditional Music, Live Music and RAG.

The college supports a Student Council that organise clubs, events and activities throughout the academic year.

The diversity of CIT Societies means that’s practically every taste is catered for during the academic year 2017/2018 there were 42 societies in operation.

The college supports a Student Council that organise clubs, events and activities throughout the academic year. We also have a PLC soccer team.

Extra-curricular activities include soccer, swimming, gaelic football, badminton and table quizzes. Each year the student council develops new activities for students.