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25 Nov, 2021
Fourteen start-ups working with Hothouse, the LINC and The Synergy Centre or incubating at TU Dublin have been shortlisted for 11 National Awards and 17 Regional Awards for this year's National Startup Awards.
A team of engineering staff from the School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering in Grangegorman and the Department of Engineering in Blanchardstown travelled to Cartagena recently to deliver a series of thematically linked practical workshops on implementing the Internet of Things (IoT).
22 Nov, 2021
Following the previous success of pop-up vaccination clinics in TU Dublin, new events are scheduled on Wednesday, 24 November, on the University's Grangegorman Campus.
19 Nov, 2021
Technological University Dublin student innovators Harsh Chandra (BSc Computer Science- International) and Clara Fargas (BSc Business & Management) were selected to represent Ireland at the 2021 Red Bull Basement Global Final with their career guidance solution CareersXP.
16 Nov, 2021
Very few sectors were unchanged by the COVID-19 pandemic, but the arts festival sector in Ireland and abroad was forced to shift to the digital sphere with very little time to plan and prepare.
15 Nov, 2021
The European University of Technology (EUt+) hosted its first International Conference on Equality in Higher Education was held in Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (UPCT) between 10 - 12 November.
The Creating our Future Roadshow will visit the Central Quad on the University's Grangegorman Campus on Tuesday, 16 November 2021.
11 Nov, 2021
Professional Cookery students Michelle McCormack and Liviu Morosan from the School of Culinary Arts & Food Technology in TU Dublin swept the boards at the recent Chef Ireland National Competitions held at the National Catering Exhibition (CATEX).
An interim report based on a study by TU Dublin has found that the COVID-19 mobility and public realm works have generated high levels of support from business, elected members and the community for the temporary redesign and reallocation of road space along Blackrock Main Street.
10 Nov, 2021
Join Building ESTeEM for a webinar exploring the creative side of a career in Engineering, IT and Apprenticeships.
TU Dublin Community Development and Youth Work Year 3 students and lecturers, in partnership with Afri (Action from Ireland), will host the Virtual Afri Hedge School 2021 on Wednesday, 17 November, from 9:45am to 3.00pm.
9 Nov, 2021
A number of staff from Creative Arts, Science and Health disciplines at TU Dublin have been shortlisted for Institute of Designers in Ireland (IDI) Awards, while 21 graduates from the School of Creative were nominated for IDI Graduate Awards.
TU Dublin's unique mentorship programme for female students ESTeEM, which aims to address gender inequality in Engineering, IT, and Apprenticeships, hosted its first webinar of the year focusing on Climate Change and Sustainability.
8 Nov, 2021
The Institute for Minority Entrepreneurship (IME) at TU Dublin is eager to hear from immigrants living in Ireland about their entrepreneurship experiences.
On Friday, 5 November, Minister Simon Harris announced that the Central Applications Office (CAO) website will now include Further Education and Apprenticeship options for school leavers.
TU Dublin is currently accepting applications for its Access to Apprentice programme running from January 2022.
4 Nov, 2021
The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Michael McGrath TD, has awarded funding to the Build Digital Alliance, led by TU Dublin, for their proposal which sets out plans to gather momentum in digital adoption in the construction sector in Ireland.
3 Nov, 2021
The School of Creative Arts at TU Dublin is pleased to announce that ALSO: The collection – Willy de Majo, the second in the series of vitrine displays will be on view from this coming Friday, 5 November in the East Quad Foyer.
In October, five engineering TU Dublin students - Eoin Leonard, Muireann Farrell, Sarah Shannon, Ben Kinsella and Robert Kerr - undertook a site visit to the New Children's Hospital in Dublin 8.
1 Nov, 2021
When it comes to choosing a university for a postgraduate degree, students normally prioritise two things: education quality and opportunities for hands-on experience.
Technological University Dublin and Trinity College Dublin will host the 32nd European Safety and Reliability Conference (ESREL 2022) in Dublin next year.
29 Oct, 2021
A team of postgraduate students from across three different Masters programmes - Caoimhe Hayden and Nil Yurdakul (MSc Marketing), Leith Anticevich (MSc Business & Entrepreneurship) and Bastian Langemann (MSc. Strategic Management) - competed at the University of Muenster Case Competition.
On Tuesday, the Irish Research Council announced that Dr Muhammad Atif Qureshi had been awarded funding for a project under Collaborative Alliances for Societal Challenges (COALESCE).
Engineering students on the University's Tallaght Campus worked with 3D Assist to design and create Halloween costumes for children cared for by the LauraLynn foundation.
28 Oct, 2021
Following a two-stage open Architectural Design Competition, the Grangegorman Development Agency (GDA) is delighted to announce Carr Cotter Naessens Architects as the winning Competition Team for the FOCAS Research Institute on the Grangegorman Campus.
The STAND Student Festival is a week-long awareness-raising initiative held on campus and run by TU Dublin Student Volunteers.
26 Oct, 2021
TU Dublin is hosting the 10th International Symposium on Travel Demand Management in collaboration with the EU projects DIAMOND and TInnGO’s final conference and will take place from 17th – 19th November 2021. The final outcomes of the DIAMOND and TInnGO projects will be presented.
Final Year students Amy Johnston, Kira O Brien, Benjamin Harris (BSc Business and Management) and Zenia Corson (BSc Business and Law) competed at AUBCC 2021 hosted by the University of New South Wales (Australia).
The Career Development Centre at TU Dublin is delighted to announce the launch of a new career and employability platform - Careers Connect.
Isabel Cooke, a final-year student of Industrial Mathematics at TU Dublin, has been awarded the prestigious undergraduate Hamilton Prize, which is given to the top mathematical students in their penultimate year of study.
A team of four students will compete at ROCA 2021, the second virtual version of this prestigious competition.
22 Oct, 2021
TU Dublin is excited to announce the AWS GameDay & WorldSkills Ireland's second regional competition for Cloud Computing Skills. The format of the competition is a single person AWS GameDay. Previous participants of this event have told us how much they enjoyed it.
21 Oct, 2021
An under-graduate team comprising final year students from the BSc Business and Law and BSc Business and Management programmes competed at the Lazaridis International Case Competition at Wilfrid Laurier University (Canada).
20 Oct, 2021
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris TD has launched 'Speak Out - an Anonymous Violence and Harassment Reporting Tool' for higher education institutions, including TU Dublin.
13 Oct, 2021
As part of a consortium led by the University of Saarland (Germany), TU Dublin has recently won substantial funding to develop entrepreneurship programmes for prisoners.
19 Oct, 2021
Congratulations to Alan Fitzpatrick, lecturer in Video Production, on the success of his recent film.
15 Oct, 2021
Free Online Workshop Series for TU Dublin Students.
8 Oct, 2021
Women Entrepreneurs Support or ‘WE Support’ is a new TU Dublin initiative to increase the representation of women in entrepreneurship across all TU Dublin disciplines.
Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) has launched a new virtual learning environment designed to provide second-level students from socio-economically disadvantaged areas equal access to Computer Science education.
Calling all female students who would like to become more involved in sports as coaches, volunteers, club members, athletes, leaders and participants during your studies, please checkout the new Developing Women through Sport Programme.
A new report on women's entrepreneurship in Europe has been written by Prof Tom Cooney and launched at the recent WEgate Summit 2021.
7 Oct, 2021
in|discussion is presented in partnership between the Dublin School of Creative Arts at Technological University Dublin and the Irish Humanities Alliance.
6 Oct, 2021
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris TD, has today announced €28m in funding for new research projects under the Irish Research Council’s flagship Government of Ireland programmes.
4 Oct, 2021
Fine Art lecturer at TU Dublin Brian Fay's latest solo show 'A Mobile Living Thing' recently opened at the Municipal Gallery, dlr Lexicon, Dun Laoghaire.
30 Sep, 2021
Knowledge Transfer Ireland (KTI) has announced today that Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) and Spin-out Ocumetra are one of three finalists for the Future Forward Impact Award.
29 Sep, 2021
Earlier this month, Microsoft and Prodigy Learning announced that Shalini Kuruguntla, a third-year Business and Information Technology student based on the University's campus in Blanchardstown, had won the 2021 Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) UK & Ireland championships.
28 Sep, 2021
The 1916 Bursary Fund was first established in 2017 to encourage participation and success by students who are most socio-economically disadvantaged and who are from groups most under-represented in higher education. Bursaries are awarded through regional clusters of higher education institutions.
To mark National Breastfeeding Week, TU Dublin Researcher Dr Liz O'Sullivan will participate in an event co-hosted by the National Women's Council and Baby Feeding Law Group Ireland on Monday, 4 October from 12.30pm to 2pm.
During the launch week of the EUt+ Alliance, a trajectory of convergence towards common training programmes for European degrees in engineering at Bachelor and Master levels were agreed upon.
Are you thinking about a graduate role or just interested in learning a little more about your options?
Dr Mark Hyland, IMRO Adjunct Professor of Intellectual Property Law at the Law Society of Ireland and Lecturer at the College of Business at TU Dublin, examines how Brexit has affected the protection of EU Trademarks in the United Kingdom.
27 Sep, 2021
Researchers from TU Dublin have been awarded funding from the Tech Coalition’s Safe Online Research fund for their N-Light Project.
During the EUt+ Limassol week, students’ representatives have decided to form a Student Board to operate together and structure their contribution to the initiative.
24 Sep, 2021
TU Dublin Clubs, Societies and Volunteering Festival 2021 will take place from Monday, 27 September to Friday, 8 October 2021.
22 Sep, 2021
As part of our Sports Clubs, Societies & Volunteering Festival on 27th September - 8th October. We are delighted to invite you to 'Getting Started in Volunteering' on Wednesday, September at 1pm
23 Sep, 2021
Welcome back to TU Dublin. Although it’s only the beginning of a new academic year and next summer seems a long way off, there are actions you can take now to make sure you get ahead in your career.
20 Sep, 2021
21 Sep, 2021
Rural dwellers in Ireland and those living in public housing were among the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, with residents in those areas across Ireland experiencing higher rates of hospitalisations, a University College Cork (UCC) and Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) study finds.
TU Dublin's European University of Technology (EUt +) partner has hosted a public discussion titled "EUt +: A beacon of equal opportunities for all." The event is part of a series of events launching the EUt + consortium bid to create a European University of the future.
In a 2020 survey completed by 6,026 students from 14 Irish HEIs, 20% of female respondents think that verbally asking for sexual consent is awkward compared to 34% of male respondents.
For the first time in 25 years, rates of smoking among teenage boys in Ireland are increasing, according to a study published in ERJ Open Research.
17 Sep, 2021
This workshop with Siobhán Burke & Leigh Hussey of Irish Theatre Institute gives participants the opportunity to learn the essential skill of applying effectively for funding opportunities as a creative artist.
16 Sep, 2021
On Thursday, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD and Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe TD met TU Dublin students and staff in the Central Quad in Grangegorman.
26 Jul, 2021
TU Dublin Hothouse cordially invites you to join us on Thursday 29th of July at 11:00 am to celebrate the graduation of the New Frontiers Phase 2 participants from 18.2.
14 Sep, 2021
With lead partner Belfast Metropolitan College, TU Dublin launched their new £1.12 million European digital construction project, ‘ARISE’, in the 2-day KICK-OFF meeting on 1st and 2nd September 2021.
9 Sep, 2021
In just over a week, TU Dublin will begin welcoming returning students to our campuses across Dublin, with first-years due a few days later.
Have your say on the future of your city and win One4all vouchers doing it!
13 Sep, 2021
The final conference of the Horizon 2020 project CLIC “Circular models Leveraging Investments in Cultural heritage adaptive reuse” will be online next 22-23 September.
1 Sep, 2021
Over the past two years, 3rd year electrical & electronic engineering students from the programmes TU821 and TU716 in the School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering have been embedded in a community-based learning project to develop learning resources to ageing in place.
A personalised engineering education experience using Artificial Intelligence is foreseen as the way forward for engineering education from the perspective of current students.
31 Aug, 2021
Aoife Faughnan, a Project Management Masters student at TU Dublin, is researching widening access and participation in Higher Education for groups traditionally underrepresented in the sector.
30 Aug, 2021
Two final-year Visual Merchandising students at TU Dublin, Lauren O'Gorman and Jennifer Reilly, have won international British Display Society Centre of Excellence competition medals for their graduate show work.
4 Aug, 2021
27 Aug, 2021
Brenda Dermody, Visual Communications Programme Lead at TU Dublin, has joined Minister for Education Norma Foley in a call to primary and post-primary students to design a new logo for BLAST.
21 Jul, 2021
TU Dublin student Patrick Monahan is preparing to represent Ireland in the Paralympic Games for a second time this summer in Tokyo. He talks about his journey from Naas to Japan.
13 Aug, 2021
In association with AVEA - Association of Visitor Experiences and Attractions. (Commencing 27 Sept. 2021 - Limited places available)
9 Aug, 2021
10 Aug, 2021
2021 marks the 14th AFIS conference at TU Dublin, in collaboration with The Centre for European Studies (CEUROS), University of Limerick.
13 Jul, 2021
Today, Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin), youth marketing company THINKHOUSE and Global Student Accommodation Group (GSA Group) have announced a scholarship with life-changing potential for an exceptional student.
20 Jul, 2021
TU Dublin student 49er sailor, Sean Waddilove, is busy preparing with teammate Robert Dickson for the Summer Olympic games commencing in Tokyo this week. However, we were lucky to have a quick chat with him before he left for Japan.
16 Jul, 2021
On Friday, 16 July 2021, Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD met European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in TU Dublin Grangegorman to highlight the NextGenerationEU recovery package and Ireland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
Applications are now open for a new 1-year add-on level 8 BSc Hospitality Management programme. This is a great opportunity for those currently working in the industry to upskill to a level 8 BSc in Hospitality Management.
12 Jul, 2021
Rights and the Mother and Baby Homes Report: Reaching Different Findings - Launch Event, Wednesday 14th July 2021 - Hosted by TU Dublin.
14 Jul, 2021
The Environment Sustainability and Health Institute (ESHI) at TU Dublin is conducting a national survey on dietary patterns in Ireland as part of the Health, Environmental and Economic Impact of Diets in Ireland (HEED) Project.
TU Dublin Sports, in collaboration with the Grangegorman Development Agency, are delighted to announce the opening of a brand new Multi-Sports Playing Area in Grangegorman.
6 Jul, 2021
Dr C. M. Iftekhar Hussain, a postdoctoral researcher of industrial waste heat recovery at TU Dublin, first became interested in renewable energy when studying and working in Bangladesh.
2 Jul, 2021
TU Dublin Product Design student Christopher Farrell has come second in the annual Design Innovation in Plastics (DIP) competition, which is fought out annually among universities all over the UK and Ireland.
8 Jul, 2021
This year TU Dublin SU has been fundraising on behalf of the Irish Cancer Society. While it has been difficult to move all our fundraising plans online, students stepped up to the challenge brilliantly, and managed to raise more money this year than in the previous two!
Hillwalkers, produced and crewed by Film and Television students on the BA, Media Arts degree in TU Dublin, and written and directed by one of the course lecturers, Tom Cosgrove, has followed a successful international festival run with an official selection to the 33rd Galway Film Fleadh.
The Women Leaders in Higher Education Network (WLHE) at TU Dublin welcomed two inspirational role models, EU Commissioner for Financial Services, Financial Stability and Capital Markets Union, Mairead McGuinness MEP and President of Munster Technological University, Professor Maggie Cusack.
TU Dublin today hosts the final of ivenTUre, a student entrepreneur accelerator, with a live pitch competition.
1 Jul, 2021
Dr. Sajad Alimohammadi of TU Dublin and Prof. Tim Persoons of Trinity College Dublin have won the prestigious Harvey Rosten Award For Excellence.
30 Jun, 2021
TU Dublin’s Human Capital Initiative Convene project was spotlighted at the Her STEM Skills on Wednesday 30th June 2021. Minister for Further & Higher Education, Research, Innovation & Science Simon Harris TD launched the Expert Think-In for Action event.
29 Jun, 2021
The global pandemic has presented significant challenges to students across TU Dublin, not least to the many amazing student leaders driving events, activities and projects within our Clubs, Societies, and other volunteering activity in TU Dublin and in the community.
28 Jun, 2021
Niall Breslin (Bressie) recently accepted the TU Dublin Social Justice Hero Award at the TU Dublin Student Volunteering Awards in May.
25 Jun, 2021
In early 2020, TU Dublin embarked on an exciting journey to 2030, setting a number of strategic goals under three core pillars – People, Planet, and Partnership. Just over a year later, these ambitions are beginning to bear fruit in University Rankings,
23 Jun, 2021
Now that the exams are over, you may be considering making some changes to your CAO choices before the Change of Mind facility closes on Thursday, 1 July at 5:15pm. To help you with your deliberations, TU Dublin is hosting a live chat event on Tuesday, 29 June, from 3-4pm.
22 Jun, 2021
A team of four students on the Executive MBA programme at TU Dublin has won the prestigious national MBA case study competition.
TU Dublin Photo Society presents Nostalgia, an exhibition, in collaboration with student photographers from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.
13 May, 2021
Public Art Now Conversations is an exciting new online event exploring the changing landscape of Public Art now and in the coming decades, June 24-26, 2021.
The School of Culinary Arts and Food Technology at TU Dublin has developed an exciting new programme for those who wish to enhance their leadership skills in one of Ireland’s most dynamic and vibrant sectors.
18 Jun, 2021
Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (UPCT Cartagena), a European University of Technology consortium member alongside TU Dublin, is hosting a panel discussion about 'Thinking Human First' on Wednesday, 23 June 2021 at 4pm (GMT).
15 Jun, 2021
Along with our partners in the Irish University Association, TU Dublin welcomes the statement issued today by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD concerning a return of on-campus activity from September 2021.
On Monday, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris and Minister of State for Skills and Further Education Niall Collin launched 10,158 places on 294 courses under Springboard+ 2021.
8 Jun, 2021
TU Dublin offers a full suite of part-time and Springboard+ study programmes, from short 12-week courses to conversion and postgraduate options.
14 Apr, 2021
The School of Languages, Law and Social Sciences at TU Dublin is hosting an international conference, taking place online, on the Contemporary Challenges of Global Migration on Thursday, 17 June.
11 Jun, 2021
Kingspan, a global leader in advanced insulation and building envelope solutions, has announced a five-year partnership with Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) to support the development of the University’s innovative Design and Construct Centre.
A research team from TU Dublin has recently developed a self-assessment tool to help universities identify and assess their support for research and innovation, which impacts regional economic development.
9 Jun, 2021
TU Dublin hosts the State of Play, a Games Conference and Festival, on Thursday, 10 June, from 1 to 5 pm online.
3 Jun, 2021
Recipients of the annual SMEDIA awards for student journalism were announced on 02 June with TU Dublin students of journalism and photography winning in four major categories.
1 Jun, 2021
The BA Drama (Performance) graduating class presents a production of Love and Information by Caryl Churchill from Wednesday, 16 June- to Sunday, 20 June 2021, from 7 to 11pm each night.
28 May, 2021
The Future of Advertising, the MSc in Advertising 2021 class at TU Dublin, will take you to a world found off the beaten track in Space Adyssey - ADGRAD 2021 on Thursday, 3 June, from 5pm to 6:30pm.
31 May, 2021
Professor Patrick Goodman of TU Dublin is a member of an international study that has demonstrated for the first time the actual contribution of man-made climate change in increasing mortality risks due to heat.
The Career Development Centre at TU Dublin was Highly Commended by the Association of Higher Education Careers Service (AHECS) Awards for their student event 'Love Your Career'.
26 May, 2021
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD has welcomed Ireland taking a huge step forward in providing open access to research.
27 May, 2021
Primary school children can become life-saving aid workers in a new Irish made video game that mixes fun with serious world issues like hunger and climate change.
These Four Walls is a showcase of work created by Media Production and Digital Arts students from Technological University Dublin, engaging with life in a global pandemic, physical and mental restrictions, and the joy and sadness that the students have experienced in their final year of university.
20 May, 2021
Guest Speakers Conor Kenny, Regional Investment Advisor – Northern Europe at the US Embassy and Orna Madden; Managing Director, Ireland & UK at CliniShift, discussed key opportunities and supports for companies who are interested in expanding into the US market.
24 May, 2021
As this academic year draws to a close, may I send my best wishes to all third level and further education students across the Island of Ireland and wish you good health and every blessing for the future.
21 May, 2021
Final-year Drama student Loré Adewusi has been announced as a finalist in the prestigious Spotlight Prize for 2021.
19 May, 2021
A new EU funded report profiling community engagement at Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) has been launched. The report identifies the university’s strengths and potential areas for development.
10 May, 2021
Are you in your final year or studying for a postgraduate qualification at TU Dublin? The Career Development Centre is hosting a day of events on Monday, 24 May 2021, on a range of topics to help you with the next steps in your career!
TU Dublin researchers at the Graduate School of Creative Arts and Media, Donal Lally, David Capener, and Sven Anderson, are part of the research and design collective Annex, which is curating the Irish Pavilion, ‘Entanglement’, at the 2021 Venice Biennale of Architecture.
18 May, 2021
Recently Intel Ireland had the chance to share an exciting update – that they're doubling their manufacturing space here in Ireland, which is designed to bring Intel's 7nm process technology to the region.
17 May, 2021
Are you a TU Dublin postgraduate student? Are you currently working on your dissertation? Would you welcome the opportunity to discuss your specific writing concerns with an academic writing tutor? The Academic Writing Centre is here to help!
From September 2021, 10,000 TU Dublin students will be based on the University's state-of-the-art campus in Grangegorman.
14 May, 2021
TU Dublin is the only Irish university ranked in the top international Universities for Professional Sales Education by the Sales Education Foundation's annual survey.
21 Dec, 2020
TU Dublin Second Year BSc Accounting & Finance Students, Christian MacLachlan, David Milner, Fazil Velijev and Sean Lee won the prestigious KPMG Create to Escape Challenge last Friday.
After what has been a tumultuous year for all, TU Dublin would like to wish our students, staff, community and industry partners a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
17 Dec, 2020
Maria Maarjberg and Michelle Malone, graduates of the TU Dublin School of Creative Arts, have won major at this year's RDS Visual Art Awards.
16 Dec, 2020
The restaurant and catering industries have been negatively affected by the restrictions put in place to manage COVID-19, requiring new guidance for food companies on how to demonstrate that effective controls are in place to mitigate risks associated with COVID-19.
Lord Mayor of Dublin Hazel Chu and Assistant General Secretary of the Department of An Taoiseach Elizabeth Canavan reflected on their unique experience of leadership in a time of pandemic at an event organised by the WLHE (Women Leaders in Higher Education) network at TU Dublin.
TU Dublin, in partnership with Sirus, are delighted to announce the awardees of the 2020 Sirus Scholarship programme.
15 Dec, 2020
TU Dublin will host a live panel discussion from 1 pm today about the importance of work placements, summer internships and apprenticeships in the development of industry skills and future careers.
A consortium of nutrition and dietary experts, including Dr Daniel McCartney of TU Dublin and Prof. Rose Anne Kenny of Trinity, has published a statement in the Irish Journal of Medical Science about Vitamin D supplementation and SARS-CoV-2 infection
14 Dec, 2020
Thirty-two students taking the New Venture Creation module in Year 3 of the BSc Business and Management degree at TU Dublin have raised €31,776 for charity in Semester 1 as part of their course work.
TU Dublin recently hosted its inaugural Disruptive Thinking (DiT) conference in collaboration with the University of Limerick, the University of Pau and the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya on Tuesday, 16 December 2020.
A new report on Women's Entrepreneurship in Europe titled the WEbarometer has recently been launched.
10 Dec, 2020
Micron Agritech, the Irish agricultural technology company, set to revolutionise animal health testing, has announced that it had raised half a million euro in investment funding through a seed round. The company, a TU Dublin Hothouse spin-out, is comprised of four Product Design graduates.
We live in a world which is rich in languages and Ireland has its own linguistic heritage; however, knowledge of foreign languages is essential for Ireland’s cultural, social and economic well-being.
7 Dec, 2020
The Dublin School of Architecture at TU Dublin is delighted to announce that Springboard+ is providing 90% funding for successful applicants to two Continous Professional Development courses commencing in 2021.
11 Dec, 2020
14 startups working with TU Dublin Hothouse and the LINC at TU Dublin have won an incredible 14 trophies at this year's National Startup Awards.
The School of Hospitality Management & Tourism has secured funding to move a Peer Learning Coding Programme for Access and International Foundation students online for 2021.
The BA Photography course in TU Dublin is bringing colour and creativity to the streets of Dublin this December.
TU Dublin is a partner in the SignON project, which has received Horizon 2020 funding of €5.6M.
9 Dec, 2020
To assist with Ireland's economic recovery post-COVID-19, the Higher Education Authority has approved funding for a range of courses at TU Dublin as part of the Government's stimulus package announced in July. If you are currently unemployed, tuition is free.
8 Dec, 2020
Irish scientists are at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science at what is an exciting time to be a scholar in this fascinating discipline of research.
Huawei Ireland today announced details of its new ‘TECH4HER’ Scholarship Programme in partnership with Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) and University College Dublin (UCD), aimed at supporting female students studying STEM subjects.
Languages Pathways is a new platform for learning languages at TU Dublin for students in Transition Year, Fifth and Sixth years!
3 Dec, 2020
People across the globe are celebrating International Persons with Disabilities Day with TU Dublin lighting campus buildings in purple in solidarity.
On Thursday, December 3rd, the winners of the 2020 Irish Logistics & Transport Awards were revealed in front of a live digital audience.
Amazon (AWS) and TU Dublin programmes win the award for ‘Excellence in Talent Development’ at this year’s Technology Ireland (IBEC) industry awards.
Across TU Dublin, students supported by Sports and Societies, have come together to raise funds for three charities this year! The campaign began in November, but you have until Friday, 18 December to get involved or donate!
2 Dec, 2020
BSc Marketing students in TU Dublin have raised over €17,000 over the last 10 days for a range of charities, including Jigsaw, Amnesty International and Pieta House.
1 Dec, 2020
Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) recently launched an exciting digital-only CAO Hub during a virtual information evening for prospective students; teachers; guidance councillors and parents.
Throughout Semester One, the Career Development Centre at TU Dublin hosted events/seminars for students across many disciplines covering the variety of careers that are on offer both in Ireland and across the globe.
2 Jul, 2020
The School of Computer Science will host the 28th Irish Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science (AICS2020) which take place online from 7-8 December 2020.
The Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland (RIAI) recently announced the winners in its Future and Student Awards 2020.
30 Nov, 2020
Following the provision of funding by Government and the HEA to make laptops available on long-term loan to students in particular need, TU Dublin has purchased over one thousand laptops for students in the university.
27 Nov, 2020
A team representing TU Dublin recently competed in the ESB Competition which took place virtually in November 2020.
The EU-funded project Towards a European Framework for Community Engagement in Higher Education (TEFCE) has launched a Toolbox, an institutional self-reflection framework that supports universities to improve how they address societal needs through partnerships with their external communities.
20 Nov, 2020
Start-up Company Positive Carbon has developed a fully automated food waste monitoring system that can save hotels and kitchens thousands of euro each month on their food bills as well as significantly reducing food waste in the industry.
19 Nov, 2020
The School of Accounting and Finance at TU Dublin based in Aungier Street has won the Excellence in Education and Training Award at the 2020 Irish Accountancy Awards for their work on the Student Managed Fund.
18 Nov, 2020
First-year Accounting and Finance students from the University's Blanchardstown Campus have come together to raise funds for Youth Mental Health charity, Jigsaw.
17 Nov, 2020
Will you show you've got the skills and knowledge to win the ultimate sports quiz?
Come and join colleagues and students from across TU Dublin at the Teaching and Learning Christmas Market, celebrating and sharing innovative teaching and learning.
Dr Connell Vaughan of the School of Creative Arts at TU Dublin will deliver on a talk for World Philosophy Day focusing on the aesthetic concept of the Picturesque.
Non-completion by students on Computer Science programmes internationally has encouraged many universities to look at the range of possible causes and to develop initiatives to change the pattern.
16 Nov, 2020
Five BSc in Marketing students in Aungier Street - Brian, Caoilinn, Hannah, Paddy and Zoe - have launched a campaign to raise money for the Irish Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA).
13 Nov, 2020
Over 100 colleagues from across the University today joined a Webinar hosted by the Women Leaders in Higher Education Network with special guest speaker, Tracy Gunn, who spoke about the theme - Not Everything is a Fire!
12 Nov, 2020
For a week starting from Monday, 30 November, the final-year BA in Journalism students at TU Dublin will be publishing dialogues on the impact of digital technology on different communities around Ireland and elsewhere.
The George Moore Scholars programme is an all-Ireland scholarship programme which supports academically talented students who wish to undertake a Master's degree in the USA with the closing date for completed applications on Saturday, 12 December 2020.
11 Nov, 2020
Professor Declan McCormack, Head of the School of Chemical & Pharmaceutical Sciences at TU Dublin, has received the Institute of Chemistry of Ireland Annual Award for Chemistry - one of Ireland's foremost accolades for professionals working in the industry.
A part-time, earn-as-you-learn programme in Quantity Surveying and Construction Economics at TU Dublin has come up trumps against some stiff competition in the Higher Education Sector to win a prominent Irish Construction Excellence (ICE) Award.
9 Nov, 2020
The Minister for Education Norma Foley TD and the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD has announced the launch of a new initiative that will provide a new education programme to upskill registered post-primary teachers to teach maths.
10 Nov, 2020
8 Nov, 2020
Buildings in TU Dublin campuses were light up in purple on Sunday, 8 November to mark Intersex Day of Solidarity.
Our upcoming Career Development and Employer Engagement Event for all students of the School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts will take place on November 10th and 11th.
The School of Computer Science at TU Dublin recently announced a new ‘Foundations of AI’ course in collaboration between the University and Krisolis, ICT Skillnet and Women in AI. The deadline to apply is this Wednesday, 11 November at 5 pm.
6 Nov, 2020
As part of European Vocational Skills Week, Technological University Dublin will provide free upskilling through the Horizon 2020-funded BIMcert Project in Digital Construction and Building Information Modelling (BIM).
3 Nov, 2020
TU Dublin is pleased to announce that we are now accepting applications for the Access to Apprenticeship programmes taking place in January and April 2021.
4 Nov, 2020
A new and exciting fully-funded* programme from the School of Hospitality Management & Tourism at TU Dublin and UCD Innovation Academy has been announced.
2 Nov, 2020
Hugh Mcatamney, Head of the School of Media at TU Dublin, has been appointed to the prestigious and important role of World Triathlon's Technical Delegate at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
The Grangegorman Business & Enterprise Group, in partnership with the Department of Justice, are hosting a free webinar on Tuesday, 17 November from 2 to 3.30 pm in celebration of Global Entrepreneurship Week and in the lead up to International Social Enterprise Day on Thursday, 19 November.
Higher Options offers secondary school students an unrivalled opportunity to find out about their study options and will take place online this week on Wednesday and Thursday.
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris, TD, has today announced that two TU Dublin projects will receive funding of almost €1.2m supporting frontiers research through Science Foundation Ireland.
30 Oct, 2020
Ahead of the US election on Tuesday, Dr Kevin Cunningham, a lecturer in Politics and Chair of the MA in Journalism course at TU Dublin, says there are several psychological explanations behind why we decide who to vote for a candidate or party.
28 Oct, 2020
Catherine Kelly, an associate lecturer within the Humanities Department at TU Dublin, says it may be hard to persuade an exhausted and sceptical public with little trust in government to follow public health directives.
TU Dublin Hothouse will host Guest Speakers from a range of supports and funding for our Learn & Lunch webinar series.
Alexandra Carr is the first of three new artists selected to create new public art at TU Dublin's flagship campus at Grangegorman. The announcement follows an international competition last year to develop artworks for three new buildings in Dublin's Newest Urban Quarter.
23 Oct, 2020
The Grand Final of the Bolton Trust / TU Dublin Student Enterprise Competition 2020 took place on Wednesday 21st October.
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris TD, has today announced funding for research for five PhD and postdoctoral researchers at TU Dublin under the Irish Research Council’s Government of Ireland programme.
The Governing Body of TU Dublin is now seeking to appoint a new Non-Executive Chair. Through leadership of the Governing Body, the Chair plays a central role in the effective governance and strategic oversight of the University.
22 Oct, 2020
On Saturday 17 October, Dr Aoife Connolly. a lecturer of French at TU Dublin, launched her book, Performing the Pied-Noir Family: Constructing Narratives of Settler Memory and Identity in Literature and On-Screen.
TU Dublin will host a one-hour information evening tonight for prospective students interested in learning in Ireland's first Technological University with campuses in Blanchardstown, Dublin City and Tallaght!
20 Oct, 2020
The United Nations is marking its 75th anniversary by hosting a global dialogue initiative titled UN75. TU Dublin hosted two dialogues on bridging inequality and closing the gender gap.
The Golden Fleece Award's annual Open Call for applications is now live. The deadline for entries for the Golden Fleece Award 2021 is 5 pm on Friday 27 November 2020.
Minister for Further Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris TD, and Minister of State for Business, Employment and Retail, Damien English, TD, have welcomed the publication a project report lead by academics and researchers at TU Dublin.
21 Oct, 2020
The Generation Google Scholarship for women in Computer Science in Ireland was established to help aspiring computer scientists excel in technology and become leaders in the field.
TU Dublin's unique mentorship programme for female students ESTeEM, which aims to address gender inequality in Engineering, IT, and Apprenticeships, is hosting a webinar on Tuesday, 3 November from 1-2 pm.
14 Oct, 2020
TU Dublin Conservatoire is delighted to announce the appointment of its distinguished former student, the renowned Irish pianist John O'Conor as a distinguished Visiting Professor. Dr. O'Conor will be working directly with advanced piano students in the Conservatoire.
With the announcement from the government on Monday, that the country is moving to Level 5 of the Living with Covid-19 Framework the sports facilities at TU Dublin will be closed during the restrictions. However, TU Dublin Fitness is running lost of classes that can participate in from home.
19 Oct, 2020
The SURE Network hosted its seventh Science Undergraduate Research Conference on Friday 16th October online, which was organised into three streams led by TU Dublin, GMIT and CIT.
Researchers at TU Dublin and Walk21 International have received funding from the Alstom Foundation to develop a Walkability Auditing App, which will ask women to share their perceptions of walking in Dublin City to help understand its impact on their transport choices.
16 Oct, 2020
Chaun En Lau, a student of Mathematical Sciences at TU Dublin, has won the prestigious undergraduate Hamilton Prize awarded by the Royal Irish Academy to the top mathematical students from across the island of Ireland in their penultimate year of study.
The Digital Repository of Ireland (DRI) has announced that Dr Siobhán Doyle is the winner of the DRI Early Career Research Award 2020.
The First Annual European Culture and Technology Lab+ Conference will be held on the 9th and 10th Dec 2021.
Keith Flood and Zexuan Chen have been awarded the Inaugural BOC Gases Ireland Bursary for 2020.
22 Dec, 2020
TU Dublin is busy preparing to open our new library service in Park House, Grangegorman, and we will be in touch to confirm when the library is ready for students in the New Year. In the meantime, the following services will be in place from Monday, 4 January 2021.
12 Oct, 2020
Four lecturers from the School of Creative Arts have been nominated for a prestigious Institute of Designers Ireland (IDI) Award.
Two students of Computer Science, Becky White and Mahim Hossain, recently worked with Estates staff in Grangegorman to plant a Cherry Blossom tree in support of the Pieta House Know the Signs campaign.
Students of the BSc in Planning and Environmental Management programme recently visited a peatland conservation project with their lecturer, Dr Melinda Lyons, at Lodge Bog in County Kildare as part of a module about Environmental Science.
The final year advertising and marketing students at TU Tallaght have teamed up with Javelin and Keoghs on their final year marketing project.
The School of Hospitality Management & Tourism at TU Dublin is now seeking applications for subsidised evening and online modular learning in Hospitality Management Studies (NFQ Level 6 & 7) and Management Development CPD’s (NFQ Level 9).
On Friday, 16 July 2021, Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD met European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to TU Dublin Grangegorman to highlight the NextGenerationEU recovery package and Ireland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
Build Digital is led by Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) with the Construction IT Alliance as Co-Applicant and Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology, Munster Technological University, University College Dublin, and Waterford Institute of Technology as partners.
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