Faqs

Any applicant applying for a Level 8 Honours Degree programme is required to submit a general art and design portfolio for review, demonstrating creativity and observational drawing skills. All candidates must upload a digital version of their portfolio as we do not accept physical portfolios.

Please ensure you have either a CAO or Griffith College application number as you will need this to submit your portfolio.

Candidates will have the opportunity to select an assessment date when uploading their portfolio. You must upload your portfolio by your chosen date.

Please upload your portfolio using the platform here.

We would advise any new students to hold off on making large purchases before they start any of our programmes. Our lecturers will often advise students in terms of the best equipment and software packages. On becoming a student, you will also be eligible for various student discounts at major retailers, so it is generally better to wait.

Most part-time programmes have two scheduled weeknights from 6.30-9.30 with additional fortnightly classes as required on a Saturday morning and/or afternoon.

A: You can expect to be in college up to five days a week with studio classes and lectures normally between 10am and 5pm.

To find out everything you need to know about portfolios, watch this video. It will talk you through what you should include in your portfolio, how to book an assessment, and what to expect.

Through the CAO or directly for mature and/or advanced entryapplicants. Contact [email protected] for further information.

A portfolio of art and design work is required for the BA (Hons) in Fashion Design, BA (Hons) in Interior Architecture and the BA (Hons) in Design Communications. A portfolio is not required for the Level 7 Interior Design or Fashion Design courses. Portfolios should include samples of sketching, notebooks, concept development and technical drawing. Portfolio guidelines can be viewed here or alternatively contact the Admissions Office by email or phone at 01-415 0415.

Most evening programmes have 2 scheduled week nights from 6.30-9.30 with additional classes as required on a Saturday morning and/or afternoon.

You can expect to be here five days a week with studio classes and lectures normally between 10am and 5pm.

All courses that are validated by external bodies enjoy national and international recognition.

Yes. The College recognises prior learning and prior experiential learning. When applying you need to include full details of courses completed and work experience obtained with your application form.

Faqs

<span>How do I submit my portfolio?</span> How do I submit my portfolio?

<span>Should I invest in a laptop before I start a course?</span> Should I invest in a laptop before I start a course?

<span>What time do part-time classes commence and end?</span> What time do part-time classes commence and end?

<span>How many days can I expect to be at college as a full-time student?</span> How many days can I expect to be at college as a full-time student?

<span>What do I need to include in my portfolio?</span> What do I need to include in my portfolio?

<span>How do I apply ?</span> How do I apply ?

<span>Do I need to submit a portfolio?</span> Do I need to submit a portfolio?

<span>What time do evening classes commence and end?</span> What time do evening classes commence and end?

<span>How many days can I expect to be at college as a full-time student?</span> How many days can I expect to be at college as a full-time student?

<span>Are the Design courses offered at Griffith College Dublin recognised in other countries?</span> Are the Design courses offered at Griffith College Dublin recognised in other countries?

<span>Can I get recognition of previous study/experience when applying for Design courses at Griffith college Dublin?</span> Can I get recognition of previous study/experience when applying for Design courses at Griffith college Dublin?