A clear, student‑friendly overview of the main terms that apply when you use the Dorset College Dublin website and when you interact with us (enquiries, applications and enrolments).
We aim to make our policies easy to find and easy to understand. This page explains the key points in plain language and links you to the official public policy pages where the full detail lives.
These are the main public policy pages referenced in the sections below.
By using this website, contacting us, submitting an enquiry or application, or enrolling on a programme, you confirm that you have read and understood these Terms & Conditions and the public policies linked on this page.
We work hard to keep our website accurate, secure and available. However, website content is provided for general information and may change over time.
When you apply for a programme, we may ask you for information and documents to assess eligibility and to process your application. A place is typically confirmed only when you receive formal confirmation from Dorset College Dublin (for example an offer/acceptance and invoice/receipt).
Fee rules can vary depending on the programme and your enrolment route. The official detail is set out in our public Refund Policy and in your programme documentation.
Dorset College Dublin is committed to handling personal data securely and lawfully. We explain what we collect, why we collect it, how we use it, and your rights in our Privacy Notice. Cookie and tracking technologies are explained in our Cookie Policy.
We are committed to making our web content accessible and usable for all users, including users of assistive technologies. If you experience difficulties accessing content, please contact us and we will help.
We may update these Terms & Conditions and the linked public policies from time to time to reflect operational, legal or regulatory changes. The latest version will always be published on our website.
These Terms & Conditions are governed by the laws of Ireland. Where disputes arise, they will generally be handled by the Irish courts, subject to any mandatory consumer protections that may apply.