Ireland's best Radio and Television broadcasting universities [Rankings]

Below is a list of best universities in Ireland ranked based on their research performance in Radio and Television broadcasting. A graph of 538 citations received by 60 academic papers made by 7 universities in Ireland was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

1. Dublin Institute of Technology

Ireland | Dublin

For Radio and Television broadcasting

#2 in Europe

#8 in the World

Enrollment: 20,000
Founded: 1992

2. Dublin City University

Ireland | Dublin

For Radio and Television broadcasting

#155 in Europe

#466 in the World

Enrollment: 17,989
Founded: 1989

3. University of Limerick

Ireland | Limerick

For Radio and Television broadcasting

#165 in Europe

#493 in the World

Founded: 1972

4. University College Dublin

Ireland | Dublin

For Radio and Television broadcasting

#177 in Europe

#530 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 42%
Enrollment: 33,321
Founded: 1854

5. Trinity College Dublin, University of Dublin

Ireland | Dublin

For Radio and Television broadcasting

#238 in Europe

#694 in the World

Enrollment: 20,430
Founded: 1592

6. Maynooth University

Ireland | Maynooth

For Radio and Television broadcasting

#260 in Europe

#747 in the World

Enrollment: 13,000
Founded: 1997

7. National University of Ireland, Galway

Ireland | Galway

For Radio and Television broadcasting

#301 in Europe

#855 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 43%
Founded: 1845

The best cities to study Radio and Television broadcasting in Ireland based on the number of universities and their ranks are Dublin, Limerick, Maynooth, and Galway.