There are a number of great reasons to choose NCI as your third-level institution - including our excellent qualifications, experienced staff, supportive atmosphere and city-centre location. Through our schools of business and computing we offer internationally recognised full and part-time programmes accredited through QQI. We work closely with industry and professional bodies such as Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, Institute of Commercial Management, Irish Institute of Pensions Management, the Sales Institute of Ireland and others to ensure courses closely aligned to industry needs.
Our small group teaching model and friendly atmosphere mean students find NCI a very pleasant and supportive atmosphere to study in. Students prosper in an atmosphere where they get to know lecturers, staff and their fellow students. We also have great student support in place if you are having any difficulty adjusting to third level. Many students find the general atmosphere and friendliness of NCI to be the most valuable part of their NCI experience. We welcome international students from all over the globe and domestic students of all ages. You will find a welcoming community of learners and staff and definitely make some friends along the way.
We work with a talented array of full-time and associate faculty. They are experts in their fields and combine the highest academic standards with industry experience and a real commitment to the learning of their students. Our purpose-built campus includes a spacious atrium area, tiered lecture theatres, modern computer labs and smaller executive suites and boardrooms. We have excellent transport links with the Luas and mainline train stations on our doorstep.
If you are an organisation seeking bespoke training we would be delighted to speak to you. We are the educational partner for a number of corporate bodies. Learn about our mission statement, our vision and our values as a college. To change lives through education. NCI will provide an inspiring educational experience that is innovative, responsive and enterprise focused. Inclusive - we strive to break down barriers in third-level education; we value diversity and inclusiveness in all that we do; we provide the support that people need to participate fully in life at NCI
Community - we are an interdependent learning community that shares a common set of principles where individuality and freedom of thought and expression are valued; each of us is encouraged to fulfil our ambition and realise our potential. Integrity - in our individual and collective roles, we take responsibility and are accountable for our actions; we demonstrate respect and mutual regard for each other. Dynamic - we are responsive to the needs of our students, colleagues and partners and an ever-changing society; we act in an innovative and flexible manner. Learner Centred - we place the learner at the heart of everything we do; our combined energies are focused on their individual and collective, life-long needs. Excellence - as an institution, we aspire to professional excellence in everything we do; we foster excellence in our learners through their learning experiences
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I am doing a part time evening master here and I'd highly recommend it. The infrastructure is great, the campus is very well located (near the DART and Luas stops and 15 minutes on foot from O'Connel Street) and most of the lectures and lecturers are great as well. However, there are some points I wish they could improve to help part-time students to keep going with their studies: calendars should be released earlier - part time evening students usually have full time jobs and anything out of the original planned schedule needs to be organised in advanced; the library could open on Sundays as well - sometimes that's the only day in the week we actually have some time to study as part-timers; most exams I've had so far asked us to memorise quotes and itens rather than to use critical thinking - which I found very weird for a level 9 course. In general, I really like the college and from what I heard about other institutions in Dublin, they are very organised but if you're thinking about applying for a part time evening course consider that your needs as a part-timer won't always be considered.
By Camila Franco (May, 2018) |
Just started my Masters there and I'm still amazed with all support received at NCI. They really take the learning process and career seriously. Super recommended!
By Stefanie Cruz (Aug, 2017) |
I just finished year one of the part-time Masters in Marketing at NCI, I am really impressed with the lectures and course modules/structures compared to other colleges I have previously attended. It makes a huge difference to have lectures with so much industry experience. The class sizes are great and the college itself accommodates part-times students so well. Location is very central, plus it has a car park. Really couldn't ask for much more, looking forward to my second year.
By Mollie Fearnon (Jun, 2017) |
As a master student, NCI definitely helped me to realise my potential and presented with abundant opportunities. We had fantastic professors for most of the subjects in data analytics and course structure is exhaustive with new developments in data analytics.
International office and other student services are very supportive. Especially Sheila - international office administrator - been great help and was great help since I joined nci. Career services are excellent and I always got to know about all the opportunities relevant to my skills and course. Helen - career office administrator knew most of the students personally and always encouraged them to apply for various posts.
Now I am not the brightest and most talented student out there but I was able to land up with my dream job.
Personally, i think my decisions to do masters from Ireland in data analytics is paid off very well.
I am writing this review to help my friends from india who are worried about college reputation and opportunities. NCI is amazing institute with wonderful people.
By Prakash Dumbre (Nov, 2016) |
I found the whole NCI experience rewarding and thoroughly enjoyable. The course content was very good and the majority of lecturers were first class. The NCI environment is also a great place to study and learn. I would definitely recommend the MSc in Marketing as a way of furthering your career opportunities.
By Kieran Forde (Aug, 2016) |
NCI is a great college, I studied here part-time and it was very handy to get to class after work as it's right in the centre of Dublin, I just hopped on the LUAS. Love the area, nice and buzzy and loads of places nearby to grab food or a coffee too. Everyone in my class got on great, shared notes and study tips and made good friends. Lecturers were v good, notes always available online and felt like they were always available over email or phone or for a chat after class.
By Janie Henderson (Aug, 2016) |
Would highly recommend this college to anyone who is starting education or retuning. I have never heard a bad thing about the college. The staff and lecturers are always available to help any student in distress.
By siobhan quigley (Aug, 2016) |
A great college with a great location on the ifsc, has plenty of transport surrounding it within 5 minutes. Good support for students and great staff..
By Paul Connolly (Aug, 2016) |
NCI is by far one of the best and most friendliest colleges I have ever been to. The atmosphere in the college is second to none everyone gets on so well like one big happy family!
With the class sizes being so small, the lecturers are easy to talk to. They will always make time for any students and get to know you on a one to one basis.
I would highly recommend the to all students, young and old, where I can personally guarantee that you will enjoy every moment you send in it! :-D
By Sean McMahon (Aug, 2016) |
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The education here is nothing short of exceptional; the dedicated staff not only encourages critical thinking but also fosters genuine growth in every student.
By Rohit Ali (Apr, 2024) |