Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electronic and Computer Engineering at Atlantic Technological University — Sligo is a 12-month bachelors in Sligo. Listed tuition is €13,000 per year. English: IELTS Academic 5.5 overall (minimum 5.0 in each component); or Duolingo 95 (min 90 each section), PTE Academic 51, TOEFL iBT 70 (pre-Jan 2026 scale) / 3.5 (new scale). MOI not accepted; tests must be within two years of course start.. Intakes listed: September. Confirm the live fee, intake and entry rules with the institution before you apply.
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electronic and Computer Engineering at Atlantic Technological University — Sligo. On Ireland's TrustEd Ireland list of visa-eligible programmes; fees and intakes are from Atlantic Technological University — Sligo's own pages.
- Institution
- Atlantic Technological University — Sligo
- Level
- bachelors
- Duration
- 12 months
- Tuition
- €13,000 / year
- Intakes
- September
- English
- IELTS Academic 5.5 overall (minimum 5.0 in each component); or Duolingo 95 (min 90 each section), PTE Academic 51, TOEFL iBT 70 (pre-Jan 2026 scale) / 3.5 (new scale). MOI not accepted; tests must be within two years of course start.
As of September 2026, figures on this page are taken from Atlantic Technological University — Sligo and from Irish public sources where noted. Re-check the live official page before you apply or pay a fee. IrelandStudyVisa.com is a recruitment agent for Dublin Business School: it is not the institution or the Irish government.
- Visa-eligible list
- TrustEd Ireland · TE0112/0089
- NFQ level
- 8
- Non-EU tuition 2027/28
- €13,000
- Intakes
- September
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electronic and Computer Engineering at Atlantic Technological University — Sligo is on Ireland's TrustEd Ireland list of programmes eligible for a study visa (reference TE0112/0089).
- Non-EU tuition for 2027/28: €13,000 a year.
- Intakes stated by Atlantic Technological University — Sligo: September.
- Duration: 12 months.
- English requirement: IELTS Academic 5.5 overall (minimum 5.0 in each component); or Duolingo 95 (min 90 each section), PTE Academic 51, TOEFL iBT 70 (pre-Jan 2026 scale) / 3.5 (new scale). MOI not accepted; tests must be within two years of course start.
Sources (checked 2026-10-13)
- Course page: https://www.atu.ie/courses/bachelor-of-engineering-honours-add-on-electronic-and-computer-engineering
- Fees (2027/28): https://www.atu.ie/study/global/international-fee-and-refund-policy
- Intakes: https://www.atu.ie/study/global/school-of-mechanical-and-manufacturing-engineering-courses-non-eu
- English requirement: https://www.atu.ie/study/global/language-requirements
Check whether Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electronic and Computer Engineering fits your profile
Share your academic results, budget, sponsor details and documents. A consultant confirms whether this programme is a realistic target — and whether the course logic will hold up at visa stage.
Not sure if this course fits your background?
Irish immigration asks you to explain any course that does not naturally follow your education or employment history. The programme should be a logical next step from your last qualification and lead somewhere your CV can explain. Visa submission still depends on nationality and country of legal residence.
- Does your previous study relate to Computer Science?
- Can you meet the English requirement: IELTS Academic 5.5 overall (minimum 5.0 in each component); or Duolingo 95 (min 90 each section), PTE Academic 51, TOEFL iBT 70 (pre-Jan 2026 scale) / 3.5 (new scale). MOI not accepted; tests must be within two years of course start.?
- Can your sponsor fund €13,000 per year plus living costs?
- Can you explain how this course follows your career?
Quick facts about Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electronic and Computer Engineering
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| University | Atlantic Technological University — Sligo, Sligo |
| Level | bachelors |
| Subject area | Computer Science |
| Duration | 12 months |
| Intakes | September |
| Tuition | €13,000 per year |
| English requirement | IELTS Academic 5.5 overall (minimum 5.0 in each component); or Duolingo 95 (min 90 each section), PTE Academic 51, TOEFL iBT 70 (pre-Jan 2026 scale) / 3.5 (new scale). MOI not accepted; tests must be within two years of course start. |
Tuition and entry requirements are reviewed against the official course page shown at the top of this page. Verify again before you pay a deposit.
Is Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electronic and Computer Engineering a fit for an experienced professional?
This programme suits applicants whose previous study or work sits in Computer Science and who can show funds for €13,000 per year plus living costs in Sligo. If your background is in a different discipline, you will need a strong SOP that explains the switch with evidence, not intention alone.
Entry requirements and academic match
Entry requirements depend on your qualification, grades and English result. Confirm the exact criteria on the official course page before applying.
Tuition, living costs and sponsor planning
Irish immigration requires evidence of tuition paid to the college before the visa application, plus living-cost funds for the year. Build the sponsor file at the same time as the application, not after the offer.
| Expense type | What to plan for |
|---|---|
| Tuition | €13,000 per year |
| Accommodation | Campus residence, private rental or homestay in Sligo |
| Living costs | Living-cost funds for the full academic year |
| Sponsor evidence | Income source, relationship proof and six months of fund history |
English-language requirement for this course
IELTS Academic 5.5 overall (minimum 5.0 in each component); or Duolingo 95 (min 90 each section), PTE Academic 51, TOEFL iBT 70 (pre-Jan 2026 scale) / 3.5 (new scale). MOI not accepted; tests must be within two years of course start. Book your test early, so a retake still fits before your intake.
Intakes and application timing
This programme runs September intakes. Begin six to nine months ahead so admission, funds documentation and the visa decision fit before your start date.
Scholarships that may reduce this tuition
Treat any award as a tuition reduction rather than as your visa funds. Check current deadlines directly with the provider.
Documents you may need
Your exact document set depends on your nationality, your country of legal residence, and the programme. The list below is a preparation list, not a universal visa submission checklist, before Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electronic and Computer Engineering can be progressed.
- Valid passport (valid for at least 12 months after the date you plan to arrive in Ireland)
- Academic certificates and transcripts (SSC, HSC, Bachelor as applicable)
- Updated CV with dates that match your transcripts
- English proficiency result — IELTS, PTE Academic, TOEFL or Duolingo where accepted
- Statement of Purpose explaining the course and career logic
- Sponsor documents: income proof, bank statements, tax records and NID
- Previous visa records or refusal letters, if any
What we can assess — and what we cannot
Nobody outside the Irish authorities can predict a visa decision, and we will not pretend to. What we can do is review the parts of your application that are within your control, and tell you plainly where your file is strong and where it needs work.
- Academic fit — your results against the level of the course: strong, or review required
- Career relevance — how clearly the course follows from your study and work: strong, or needs explanation
- Financial preparation — funds history and a documented source: ready, or preparation required
- English readiness — whether a current test result meets the threshold: ready, or pending
- Application complexity — a straightforward file, or one requiring detailed review
Visa decisions remain with the Irish authorities. Nothing on this page is a prediction of an outcome.
Previous visa refusal?
A past refusal changes how your file must be built. Irish immigration requires you to give details of any previous visa refusal, for any country, and to include the original refusal letter; not disclosing one results in refusal. Answer the concerns raised in the letter with new evidence.
What our consultants review
Before you spend money on applications, this is what we check across your file.
| Review area | What we identify |
|---|---|
| Academics | Result match for the course level and explanation of any gap |
| English | Whether your score meets the institution and visa threshold |
| Finances | Sponsor strength, the history of the funds and where they came from |
| Consistency | How well the SOP, documents and course choice agree with each other |
How the process works
- 01Share your basic profile, academic results and any previous refusal history.
- 02Submit academic and financial records for a detailed review.
- 03Receive a consultant's evaluation of your admission fit and visa logic.
- 04Act on the guidance — fix documents, adjust course choice or strengthen funds.
- 05Proceed with a well-prepared admission application and Ireland student visa file.
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Should you apply for Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electronic and Computer Engineering?
Apply when your academic match, English score and sponsor documents all point the same way. If any one of the three is weak, fix it before you submit — a rushed file costs more than a delayed one.
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