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We recommend that you follow up on your application immediately. Please contact the office where you submitted your application. A list of schools and contact details are available on http://dit.ie/colleges/. Often, DIT may be waiting to receive further documentation from the applicant before a formal offer can be made. It is best to clarify the status of your application as soon as possible.
Often our initial offer of a place on a DIT programme is a "conditional" offer, what this means is the offer is provisional pending the applicant supplying further documentation to support their application eg transcripts of results or confirmation in writing of relevant work experience. At this stage, the offer is "conditional" until all required documents are submitted by the applicant to DIT's office dealing with the application. Your application is not finalised at this stage therefore you will not yet receive information on how to register on your chosen programme.
An "unconditional" offer" is where you have been offered a place on a DIT programme and all required documentation to support your application has been submitted by you. If you meet all the necessary requirements and a place is available DIT will offer you an "unconditional" offer of a place on your chosen programme.
Some DIT programmes charge fees per module rather than an overall fee for a year of a programme. Applicants undertaking such programmes should as part of their application, discuss with the programme tutor the modules they intend to take. Once these details are submitted by the tutor to the Registration Service, registration details can then be issued to you.
DIT's Registration Service makes every effort to issue registration details promptly. It is advisable to make decisions on your modules as early as possible to avoid any unnecessary delay with registration details being sent to you.
First year students will receive their invitation to register to their correspondence address and returning students will be sent details to their DIT email account.
You will receive your Invitation to Register by post
You will receive your Invitation to Register to your DIT Student Email Account
You will receive an Invitation to Register by post. A student returning after a gap of two years or more will not have access to their DIT student email account.
If you are a returning student and were on an Erasmus exchange last year, your examination results will not be considered until the supplemental exam boards, which happens in the second and third week of September.
Invitations to Register will be sent out to successful students to their DIT Student Email Account following the exam board meetings. Students should attend classes (temporarily unregistered) until they receive an Invitation to Register email to their DIT student email account.
Students in this category are required to attend in person to be registered at any of our student service centres.
Present to register in person in the courtyard restaurant, ground floor, DIT Aungier St
Dates to be published in Mid-September
As soon as you receive your Invitation to Register for the relevant academic year, you can register online.
The following categories of students must attend in person at DIT Aungier St to register in person ie they cannot register online
Students in these categories will be contacted by the Registions Service advising a time and date to attend for registration.
All students must register for their programme before their classes commence. By registering on your programme you will be given access to services you need such as webcourses, avail of an student card, avail of a library account, access to buildings etc.
Classes for fulltime students will commence on Monday 11th September 2017 unless you are advised otherwise by the School running the programme. Classes for part-time students commence week beginning 11th September 2017 unless you are advised otherwise by the School running the programme. Click here for details of DITs academic calendar 2017-18.
All DIT students are required to register for their programme before they attend any classes. If you register later than the commencement of classes you will not have access to the services you need such as webcourses, library account and you may be charged a late fee of 200 euro. The financial penalty will be applied to your student account on 31st October.
Students must pay a minimum of 50% of the overall fee owing to get registered. This has to be paid before classes commence.
September start students deadline is 31st January
January start students deadline is 31st May
Fees can be paid using a debit or credit card when registering for your programme online. Alternatively students can pay fees by bank transfer to DITs bank account. Also you can ring any of the following numbers and we can take payments over the phone where monies are on a debit or credit card:
01 402 7500 / 01 402 7000 / 01 402 3883
Yes, students must pay a minimum of 50% of the overall fee owing before classes commence. The remaining 50% can be paid in numerous transactions online throughout the year from mid August 2017 to 31st January 2018. It is important to ensure the full amount is paid by 31st January so you have access to your Semester 1 exam results and to avoid additional financial penalties for a default in payment.
Students have the option to pay:
100% of fees due
50% of fees due
Any other amount (students will not be allowed register until a minimum of 50% of the total fee due is paid)
You will not have access to DIT services and you are not entitled to attend classes. Any applicants who has not registered by 1st December 2017 we assume are not taking their place and they will be removed from DITs Student Record system. There are significant final implications if an applicant is attending unregistered and requests to be re-instated on DITs Student Record system after they have been removed.
For further information regarding DIT's policy in relation to payment and registration deadlines, please refer to our Registration and Fees policy.
Undergraduate fulltime students who have applied for a SUSI grant can register online without having to pay any fees. You need the following information to hand when registering online for your programme:
Grant Application Number: W123456789013 (sample)
Date you applied for Grant: 7th July 2017
Name of Awarding Body/VEC - choose from drop down menu eg SUSI (Student Universal Support Ireland)
Postgraduate fulltime students who have applied for a grant are requested to pay a minimum of 50% of the overall fee owing to register. The reasonwe ask for this is the majority of postgraduate students do not receive funding for the full amount of the postgraduate fee therefore DIT require postgraduate students to pay the minimum amount to get registered pending the outcome of their grant application. If subsequently the grant authority pays 100% of the fees for a postgraduate student DIT will refund the amount paid back to the student.
Yes, postgraduate fulltime students who have applied for a grant are requested to pay a minimum of 50% of the overall fee owing to register. The reason is the majority of postgraduate students do not receive 100% funding for their postgraduate programme. In the exceptional cases, where postgraduate students receive 100% grant assistance DIT will refund the 50% paid by the student.
Contact the Registration Service for assistance at registration.service@dit.ie
Class Timetables are available here.
Information for start dates 2016/17 to be finalised in line with the DIT Academic Calendar http://www.dit.ie/academicaffairsandregistrar/calendar/
Students are invited and encouraged to attend an informal orientation with DIT. Students meet their class mates, programme tutor and Head of School and receive their timetable. Students have the opportunity to ask questions. A library tour is usually included. Useful information to help you settle into college are given at induction so it is advisable to attend.
The Registration Service website will have details from early August and mid December regarding inductions. Details for induction and student card collection for our fulltime undergraduate new students is available here If the information is not posted online and you have not received any information by post, email or text, please contact the School Administrator of the School you are going to be attending.
A list of schools is available here
For students who commence in September, 1st year inductions take place during the second week in September.
Advanced Entry students are encouraged to attend the induction happening for the first year cohort of their chosen programme. Inductions take place week commencing 4th September 2017. Advanced Entry Students
Before attending student induction, applicants should register with DIT and pay their fees online.
Make sure you register on your programme so you get access to the services you need. If you are unable to attend the first week of term please inform the School Administrator.
A list of schools and contact details are available on http://dit.ie/colleges/.
Make sure you register on your programme so you get access to the services you need.
If you are unable to attend the first week of term please inform the School Administrator. A list of schools and contact details are available on http://dit.ie/colleges/.
A DIT student email account is created for all registered students of DIT. Your email address will be included on the Invitation to Register letter you will receive from DIT.
To access your account please visit http://mydit.ie/
Your Username is your DIT Student Number
Your password is outlined in your invitation to register, if you lock your account you will need to contact support@dit.ie to have it reset. Alternatively you can call support on 01-4023123
Once the account has been added it will show up in a drop down menu when you are composing a mail.
To make it the default from address:
More information can be found on: here
Students are only entitled to attend class once they have registered and paid a minimum of 50% of the total fee.
The exam board meetings to consider repeat (supplemental) results will take place during the second and third week in September 2017. The registration service will issue invitations to register to successful students to their DIT email account week commencing 11th September 2017. Repeat students are advised to check their DIT email account regularly during that week. Repeat students awaiting results and details on how to register should attend classes temporarily unregistered until they receive an Invitation to Register email to their DIT email account.
Students who do not pass exams/assessments must discontinue attending classes when they become aware of their results. For information on how to submit an application to repeat please visit How to repeat
If you are a continuing student and were on Erasmus exchange last year, your examination results will not be considered until the supplemental (September) exam boards, which happen during the second and third week of September. Invitations to Register will be emailed to successful students to their DIT Student Email Account from 11th September 2017.
If you are a continuing student and were on a work placement last year, your work placement results will not be considered until the supplemental (September) exam board, which happen during the second and third week of September. Invitations to Register will be emailed to successful students to their DIT Student Email account from 11th September 2017 onwards. Students should attend classes temporarily unregistered until they received an Invitation to Register email to their DIT student email account.
Yes, classes commence week beginning 11th September 2017. Details on how to register will be emailed to successful repeat students during the period 11th until 20th September 2017. Students are advised to attend all their classes temporarily unregistered until they receive their results and/ invitations to register.
Firstly, you should register with DIT and pay your fees online.
Following this, please inform the School Administrator that you will be absent for the first week of the Semester. A list of schools and contact details are available on http://dit.ie/colleges/.
Your library account is activated when you avail of a DIT student card.
Students can avail of a DIT Student Card at the ID Card Event held at the beginning of the academic year. If a student is unable to attend this event, they can avail of a card from one of DIT’s Student Service Centres
DIT’s Library Service is available on: http://www.dit.ie/library/
To view your own library account online you will need to create a PIN as follows:
The PIN provided on your Invitation to Register (ITR) letter is your date of birth (i.e. 31st January 1989 will be a PIN of 310189). This has to be changed to a new 6 digit PIN for security reasons. The message your PIN has "expired" is a prompt for you to insert a new PIN.
Please do not re-use the original PIN on your Invitation to Register letter.
You must choose a new 6 digit number, one you will easily remember. Your new PIN can only comprise of numbers and not letters i.e. 135588
Please ensure you are using a capital C or D when inputting your student number. If you are a new student, please use the 6 digit PIN detailed on the Invitation to Register letter issued to you. If you are a returning student, please use the 6 digit PIN you last set on the system.
If you are still having difficulties, please contact Student Services on 01-4023883 or 01 402 7000 or e-mail requestastudentservice@dit.ie Alternatively, you can call into a Student Service centre office where staff can reset your PIN for you.
Click on the "Forgot PIN" option.
You will then be prompted to answer one of the three security questions you set up when you first used your PIN.
Your PIN may be disabled for a number of reasons. This will have to be checked as it can only be manually re-enabled. Please contact Student Services at telephone 01-4024883 / 01 402 7000 or e-mail requestastudentservice@dit.ie. Alternatively, call into the Student Service Centres located on the ground floor, DIT, Aungier Street and on the level 3, DIT, Bolton Street.