Griffith College Cork

"I paid a lot for this school, I hated teaching. When I arrived in Cork my English was zero, they put me for 2 months in a room with advanced level. The director’s attention is terrible, terrible location, great structure, but the terrible dictatorship."

"I finished my Masters in Int. Pharmaceutical Business in 2021, and because of the pandemic, the course was totally remote, so I can't say much about the facilities (just that the early 1900s building is magnificent). The quality of education was very good and the faculty was well informed and generally accessible. Highlight for the administrative staff and Helen Murphy, program director, who efficiently responds to questions / queries. In addition to preparing me for the global industry, Griffith's teaching broadened my perspective."

"Truly interesting experience of learning into an International institution where you can find absolute knowledge and fun at the same time. I am glad that I was part of GCC and could be able to gain knowledge and experience with such an amazing faculty and people in the college."

"AVOID THIS COLLEGE>> Update: I now rank this college down to 1 star. We are now having 75% no classes. Good Points: Good location with easy access via buses and trains. A nice building. Bad Points: The college is disorganised and dysfunctional with no real leadership. Most of the teachers are of a poor quality standard with 30% classes being cancelled due to 'meetings' or 'scheduling' problems, and when the classes did happen, the teachers were either late (45 mins in some cases) or ill prepared for the classes they were teaching, often repeating what they said the week before and the week before that. The college would change timetables and would not bother to inform the students of the change until they were sat in the classes for an hour waiting. The facilities are poor with 1 microwave for the entire college. If you want tea or coffee you need to go to ST Luke's cross or the city center. This college is extraordinarily expensive when compared to other similar colleges so you expect being associated with "Griffith College Dublin" that you will get quality education, FAR FROM THE TRUTH. I would recommend if you are considering any college, that this one, is the LAST on your list. Also, because of how badly it is being run, I wouldn't be surprised if it closed its doors so put that into your consideration too. If you need proof of the above points, I have and I can post here if required. AGAIN: Avoid this 'college'"

"The best decision for my post graduate studies! A really interesting course that is exactly what I need to advance my career and build on my education. Griffith has provided me with a chance to fit my education around my work commitments with a blended teaching modality!"