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1.1 All course places are filled on a first-come-first-served basis.
1.2 All course fees must be paid in full before course commences, unless otherwise agreed at enrolment.
1.3 Course places are secured upon receipt of a non-refundable deposit. The balance of the fees will then be due before the course commences unless otherwise agreed at enrolment.
1.4 All course information including schedules and fees are subject to change. The Institute endeavors to keep these changes to a minimum.
1.5 Fees for Higher National Diploma/Certificate courses are per academic year.
1.6 For courses of longer than one year, fees are subject to change for subsequent years.
1.7 Course Fees and Deposits are non-refundable except where a course fails to run.
1.8 Course Fees are not refundable under any circumstances after commencement of the course.
1.9 Course Fees may not be transferred to another course or to another individual: notwithstanding the aforementioned, any transfer of fees is at the sole discretion of Dublin Institute and will not be deemed to constitute a precedent.
1.10 As with all educational programmes, Course commencement is dependent on student demand.
2.1 If you need to cancel your participation in a course, you are required to notify Dublin Institute in writing at least two weeks prior to the course commencement date.
2.2 A cancellation charge of €200 per course will be invoiced by Dublin Institute.
2.3 Full course fees will be payable if less than two weeks notice is given and no refund will be made in such circumstances.
2.4 Any refund made by Dublin Institute will only be paid to the original party making payment.
3.1 Deferrals are only allowed in certain circumstances and are entirely at the discretion of the Academic Board of Dublin Institute.
3.2 If a deferral is granted, it will be subject to the following:
3.3 On the Higher National Certificate / Diploma and Degree programmes, deferrals will attract an administration fee of €300.
3.4 Deferrals on Associate Diploma courses will attract an administration fee of €200 and deferal of short course will attract an administration fee of €100.
3.5 In all instances, no refunds will be made and amounts paid for courses will be carried forward accordingly.
3.6 Any request for a deferral must be in writing along with any supporting documentary evidence.
4.1 For Non-EU students who require a Visa to study in the Republic of Ireland, a Letter of Offer will be issued on production of all required documentation and payment of full fees.
4.2 If an application for a Student Visa is unsuccessful, the Non-EU Course Fees will be refunded less an administration fee of €300.
5.1 For all AutoCAD courses, participants will be registered with City & Guilds of London (unless you choose not to proceed with City & Guilds exams).
5.2 Participants’ personal details will be forwarded to City & Guilds. If you are already registered with City & Guilds, you should let us know before the course commences.
5.3 Repeating City & Guilds exams incurs a fee of €40 per exam.
6.1 Dublin Institute of Design will provide the Student with a Student Handbook upon enrolment. The Student Handbook contains the current rules and regulations in relation to the course and provides guidance for the Student on how to get the best results from the program. The Student must read the Student Handbook carefully before commencing the course and agrees to comply with the rules and regulations set out therein.
6.2 The Student will only submit original work and will not submit work that has not been created by the Student (written, drawn or generated by computer) without due acknowledgement of same.
6.3 If the student fails to comply with the foregoing, the student accepts that they may be prevented from continuing the course without refund of fees, subject to the standard Appeals Procedure(s) in place with Dublin Institute.
6.4 The student accepts that if they are found to be cheating by deliberately submitting work for a project or for an examination that is not their own, by deliberately submitting work that is copied from another individual, or by deliberately submitting work that has also been used by another student, then they will be prevented from continuing the course and the award will be withheld without the option to appeal.
6.5 The student accepts that original assignments and project work may be held by Dublin Institute for an indefinite period for the purposes of external verification and moderation.
6.6 The student agrees to safeguard all original coursework returned to them by Dublin Institute in case it is requested by external verifiers.
7.1 Dublin Institute reserves the right to change the courses, tutors, dates and locations.
7.2 Courses are not transferable.
7.3 Students are expected to conduct themselves at all times in a manner which demonstrates respect for Dublin Institute and its staff, fellow students and property. Breaches of the student code of conduct can amount to gross misconduct, which may lead to expulsion from study.
7.4 All material relating to projects or other exercises carried out by a student as part of his/her course becomes the property of the Institute, as do all examination scripts and material relating to continuous assessment. Material of this nature may not be removed from the Institute by a student or by any other person without prior permission. All student work which is completed using class materials or technology provided by the Institute remains the property of the Institute absolutely. Dublin Institute reserve the right to copy, use, exhibit, reproduce or publish any such work for any purposes deemed fit by Dublin Institute.
7.5 Prices are subject to change and we reserve the right to charge additional amounts to reflect any pricing changes taking effect before course commencement date(s).
7.6 If an employer is paying for a student's participation in a course, that employer may be sent the relevant student's test results and progress and attendance records.
7.7 Dublin Institute will not accept liability for loss of, or damage to, any student’s property while the property is in the Institute building or on the Institute grounds.
7.8 Dublin Institute or its staff cannot be held responsible for injury to any student caused by the student’s own negligence or disregard of the Institute regulations, or by negligence or disregard of Institute regulations on the part of any other student(s).
7.9 Any matter not covered by these regulations will be determined by the Academic Board of the Institute. New regulations may be added from time to time.
7.10 These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Ireland.
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