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Exams & Fees
Student Services, Registration & Examination Fees
An annual Student Contribution Fee, set by the government for student services, registration and examinations is payable to the Institute. For students who are eligible for a grant, the fee is paid on their behalf by the grant authority. All other full-time students must pay the fee by a specified date, of which they will be notified.
The contribution fee for full time European Students 2022/2023 is €3,000 (subject to change annually).
Exams
It is important that you are aware of all the examination procedures and regulations for your course and to fully understand the overall examination process. For examination information, check in regularly to the MTU exams website at http://www.mycit.ie/examinations, if you have a query on exam timetables, email
examscork@mtu.ie
Important to be aware of the following:
• You must ensure that you are registered for the correct core modules and electives.
• You must read the MTU Examination Code of Conduct before you sit your examinations (available at http://www.mycit.ie/examinations). If you are in breach of one of these rules you could be faced with an infringement hearing where you may receive a punishment of repeating your exam or worse. These rules should not be taken lightly.
• You should check your MyCit email account regularly as all information regarding examinations including deadlines will be emailed to you.
• Examination timetables are normally available approximately three weeks before end of Semester exams (available at http://examtimetables.cit.ie). • You must present a current student ID card at all examinations. Should you forget/misplace your student card, you should declare this to an invigilator before the exam commences and present an alternative form of ID e.g. driving licence, passport etc. if possible. The invigilator will then get you to sign a form. You will then have to present your student card/replacement student card to the exam’s office
ASAP (usually within 3 days).
• You may be entitled to examination supports such as a scribe, reader, interpreter, laptop or a separate exam centre, if you have any questions about such supports, please email: examscork@mtu.ie
• If you are a student whose first language is not English, you may be entitled to the use of a dictionary in your examinations.
See the MTU examination website at http://www.mycit.ie/examinations for further information on this.
• Examination results: Instructions on accessing your results online will be emailed to your MyCIT email account before examination results are issued. All fees must be paid, or you will not be able to view your results, as there will be a hold on your account.
