What are the Fees?

Information on Fees

There are two main elements to Undergraduate Fees at ATU:

1. Student Contribution - all students are liable for the Student Contribution fee. The fee for the 2023/24 Academic Year is €3,000.

2. Tuition Fee - the government will pay the Tuition Fee for most first-time, full-time EU Undergraduates as part of the Free Fees Initiative. Learn more about the Free Fees Initiative . If you are not covered under the Free Fees Initiative, you may be liable for the tuition element of your fee, or be liable for the Non-EU fee.

Many of our courses also have a Materials Fee which is not covered by grant authorities.

See below the Draft Fee Schedule for 2023/2024.

Please note that this schedule has not yet been approved by the Governing Body and is subject to change.

If you require information regarding the Material Fees applicable to a programme please contact the student fees office at studentfees.galwaymayo@atu.ie.

 

ATU Fee Schedule 2023 2024.pdf (PDF, 1.40MB)

Fee Assessment

The fees you are required to pay are based on two schemes:

1. Third Level Trainee Scheme Levels 6 & 7

2. Free Fees Initiative Level 8 only

 

Fee Payment Options

You can pay your fees in full once you register, or opt to pay by instalment.

Fee Payment Information (PDF, 242.85KB)

Fee Collection

The Fee Collection Office is responsible for collecting all applicable fees from students for the academic year.

If you don't pay fees which are overdue, you will lose access to our IT systems and Library. Please email GMIT Fee Collection for any queries. 

Repeat Fees

1.  Repeat Attend

The repeat attend fee is based on students attending lectures for the failed module and sitting the examination at the end.

The fee is calculated on a per-credit basis. There may also be a material fee charge on top of this.

2.  Exam Only

This fee is for a student to repeat to sit an examination. This can be for any number of credits.

This fee is currently €100.

*Correction of Fees: Please note the Institute reserves the right to correct the fee charged to a student in the event that an incorrect fee is charged in error, or where incorrect information is given at enrolment/registration, or where a change arises in student circumstances that affect the fees due.