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Multimedia, Mobile and Web Development - BSc

Maynooth University · Maynooth, Ireland

Bachelor English 4 year(s) January, February, September, October
https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie ↗ Last updated on: 03 Oct 2026

Program Details

Duration 4 year(s)
Intakes January, February, September, October
Application Fee 50 EUR
Living cost As the only university located in a town rather than a city, we estimate the cost of living to be less expensive at Mayn
Yearly Tuition Fee 15,000 EUR per year
Scholarship

English Proficiency Test Requirements

IELTS Academic Overall 6 IELTS Academic No Bands Less Than 6
Duolingo English Test Overall 120 Duolingo English Test No Bands Less Than —
Cambridge C1 Advanced Overall 176 Cambridge C1 Advanced No Bands Less Than 169
Cambridge C2 Proficiency Overall 176 Cambridge C2 Proficiency No Bands Less Than 169
Cambridge B2 First Overall 176 Cambridge B2 First No Bands Less Than 169
International Baccalaureate (English) Overall Accepted    

Standardized Test Requirements

  No Test Requirement    

Entry Requirements

Study level Undergraduate
Language of study English
Eligibility UNDERGRADUATE Students must have completed a recognised School Leaving examination which is considered equivalent to the Irish Leaving Certificate. Certain programmes may have specific or additional requirements (e.g. Leaving Certificate Mathematics or equivalent is required for the BA Finance degree). Note that all applicants applying from outside Ireland are NOT required to have taken the Irish language. In addition, all students must meet the minimum English Language requirements detailed below.
Documents required Secondary School — Other

Requirements, fees and deadlines shown here are the ones our counsellors work from, but the university can change them at any intake. We confirm the live figures with the institution before an application is filed, so treat this page as the starting point rather than the final word.