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MSc in Electronic and Computer Technology (IoT Systems)
Master’s · Full Time · On Campus · 1 year (September) / 18 months (January) · Intake: September & January
Updated 30 August 2026
Tuition Fee: €25,000Deadline: ASAPIELTS: 6.5Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Key Highlights
Tuition Fee
€25,000
৳3,571,500 BDT
Application Fee
€50
Deadline
ASAP
Apply early
Location
Dublin, Ireland
Programme Link
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At a glance
Basic Information
Course NameMSc in Electronic and Computer Technology (IoT Systems)
LevelMaster's
Course TypeFull Time
Campus ModeOn Campus – DCU Glasnevin Campus
Duration1 year (September entry) / 18 months (January entry)
IntakesSeptember and January
DisciplineInternet of Things, Electronic Systems, Edge Computing & AIoT
Eligibility
Academic Requirements
Honours Degree Requirement (Main)
- A recognised primary honours bachelor’s degree assessed as equivalent to an Irish NFQ Level 8 award, normally at H2.2 standard or above, in Electronic, Electrical or Computer Engineering, Applied Physics, Computer Science or another engineering discipline
- DCU does not publish a fixed CGPA for Bangladeshi degrees; qualification level, grading, subject content and awarding institution are assessed case by case
Note
Meeting the stated academic standard does not guarantee admission. DCU confirms qualification equivalence and academic suitability only after reviewing the complete application.
Tests
Standardized Test Requirement
No GMAT, GRE, SAT, ACT or other additional standardized admission test is listed for this programme.
Language
English Proficiency Requirements
| Test | Overall Score | Minimum per Band |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS Academic | 6.5 | 6.0 |
| TOEFL iBT | 92 | Not specified |
| PTE Academic | 63 | 59 |
| Duolingo English Test | 120 | 110 |
Notes
- These are DCU’s current postgraduate English standards for the Faculty of Engineering and Computing. Scores must be achieved in one sitting, and the certificate must be issued within two years before the programme start date.
- TOEFL note: The score of 92 uses the 0–120 scale. DCU also publishes 4.5 overall with at least 4.5 in each band for the revised scale; TOEFL Home Edition is not accepted.
Waiver: Not Available.
Funding
Scholarships
Eligible full-time non-EU applicants are automatically considered for the Faculty of Engineering & Computing International Scholarship. Successful recipients receive a €5,000 tuition-fee reduction; the award is competitive and only selected applicants are notified.
Good to know
Remarks & Additional Information
- Apply ASAP so admission, fee payment and Irish study visa preparation can be completed in time.
- The non-EU tuition fee is €25,000 per annum. A €50 application fee and €500 offer-acceptance deposit normally apply.
- This page covers the IoT Systems major: four prescribed IoT modules and a major-aligned project. General and Edge & IoT Security routes are also available.
- September entry takes 12 months; January entry takes 18 months. January applicants should confirm total tuition in the offer letter.
- Submit transcripts, required translations, english evidence, statement of purpose, references and CV. Admission, scholarship and visa decisions remain authority-controlled.
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