The university was established in 1854 by John Henry Newman. The university is located in Dublin, Ireland. Known to be Ireland's largest university, the institution has always been known for being a home to students of different nationalities coming from different parts of the world (124 countries).

Meanwhile, University College Dublin makes it as one of the 1% top universities in the world. According to QS World University Rankings, University College Dublin lands at number 176 when it comes to the best university in the world. Times Higher Education, on the other hand, appraises University College Dublin to be in the 201-250th band in the world.

There are seven colleges in the university: College of Agriculture, Food Science, and Veterinary Medicine, College of Arts and Celtic Studies; College of Business and Law; College of Engineering and Architecture; College of Health Sciences; College of Human Sciences; and College of Science. Top-rated subjects by QS include Politics, Accounting and Finance, and Modern Languages.

An Olympic-sized swimming pool, a radio station, and a gym providing you with classes might be the highlight when it comes to talking about facilities. Belfield FM is the radio station which has operated for over 20 years. Meanwhile, if you need banking facilities, AIB (Allied Irish Bank) is campus-based. More than 30,000 students are experiencing vibrant learning time in this University.