Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is Ireland’s first Technological University, offering a unique range of programmes and disciplines, with pathways to graduation from foundation and apprenticeship to undergraduate and doctoral levels.
Bachelor's programmes
Engineering & Technology (30)
- B.Eng. Automation Engineering
- Bachelor Automotive Management & Technology
- B.Sc. Biomedical Science
- B.Eng. Civil Engineering
- Bachelor Electrical & Control Engineering
- B.Eng. Electronic Engineering
- Bachelor Electronic Engineering
- Bachelor Engineering Reliability Management
- B.Eng. Engineering Software
- B.Eng. Engineering Software (Hons)
- B.Eng. Engineering in Mechatronics
- B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering
- B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering
- B.Eng. Mechatronic Engineering
- B.Sc. Physics Technology
- B.Eng. Structural Engineering
- Bachelor Timber Product Technology
Business & Management (26)
- Bachelor of Business Accounting and Finance
- B.Sc. Accounting and Finance
- Bachelor of Business Accounting and Finance (Honours)
- Bachelor Aviation Technology
- B.Sc. Business Analytics
- Higher Certificate Business Studies
- B.Sc. Business and Management
- B.Sc. Construction Management
- B.A. Digital Marketing
- B.Sc. E-Commerce in Retailing
- B.Sc. Economics And Finance
- Bachelor International Business
- Bachelor of Business International Business
- Bachelor of Business International Business (Hons)
- Bachelor of Business Management
- Bachelor of Business Management (Honours)
- B.Sc. Marketing
- Bachelor of Business Marketing
- Bachelor of Business Marketing (Honours)
Computer Science & IT (20)
- B.Eng. Automation Engineering
- B.Sc. Business Computing
- B.Eng. Computer Engineering
- B.Sc. Computer Science
- B.Sc. Computing (Honours)
- Bachelor Electrical & Control Engineering
- B.Eng. Engineering Software
- B.Eng. Engineering Software (Hons)
- B.Sc. Geographic Science
- Bachelor Information Technology
- B.Eng. Networking Techonologies
Arts, Design & Architecture (16)
- B.Sc. Architectural Technology
- B.A. Architecture
- B.Eng. Biomedical Design
- B.A. Drama (Performance)
- B.A. Fine Art (Hons)
- B.A. Music
- Bachelor Music Education
- B.A. Photography
- B.A. Product Design
- B.Sc. Product Design
- B.Eng. Structural Engineering
Medicine & Health (15)
- B.Eng. Biomedical Design
- B.Sc. Ophthalmic Dispensing
- B.Sc. Optometry
- B.Sc. Pharmaceutical Science
- B.Sc. Public Health Nutrition
Hospitality, Leisure & Sports (14)
- Graduate Certificate Culinary Arts
- B.Sc. Culinary Science
- B.Sc. Event Management
- B.Sc. Tourism Management
Natural Sciences & Mathematics (14)
- B.Sc. Bioanalysis
- B.Sc. Biosciences
- B.Sc. Mathematical Sciences
- B.Sc. Physics Technology
Applied Sciences & Professions (9)
- B.Sc. Food Innovation
- B.A. Social Care
Social Sciences (9)
- Higher Certificate Business Studies
- B.Sc. Economics And Finance
- B.Sc. Geographic Science
- B.Sc. Property Economics
Environmental Studies & Earth Sciences (3)
Humanities (3)
Education & Training (2)
Journalism & Media (2)
Agriculture & Forestry (1)
- B.Sc. Horticulture (Honours)
Law (1)
- L.L.B. Law
About
Education
Whatever stage you’re at, the right postgraduate programme will give you an edge in the employment market. You might be planning to take time out of your career or you may be just completing your primary degree.
You will graduate from DIT with more than your primary degree. You’ll see a world of opportunity open up in front of you. By combining small teaching groups, great courses and experienced teaching staff along with our city centre location, you will soon see why DIT is the best place you can go to college.
And it’s about much more than study and subjects. You’ll get the complete third-level experience will equip you with the skills and ambition to fuel your working life and career in the years ahead.
Research
Focas Research Institute contributes strongly to the development of self-sustaining research teams in a number of strategic areas, such as bio- and nano-technologies. It underpins postgraduate research, undergraduate project work and undergraduate and postgraduate course curriculum development. The Institute houses state of the art core laboratory space and provides administrative and technical support to more than 120 staff and students who work in research centres such as CREST (Centre for Research in Engineering Surface Technology), RESC (Radiation and Environmental Science) and (IEO) Industrial and Engineering Optics.
Career
Our service aims to ensure that, through collaborative programmes with academic colleagues, we provide quality initiatives which contribute to the overall education of our students. Working with academic staff is critical to what we do and we value your ideas and comments.
The following pages detail how the Career Development Centre can assist you in preparing students for important career decisions and how to incorporate careers education into your academic programme. Other useful resources include: how to refer a student; writing a reference for students and details on labour market resources.
Global Student Satisfaction Awards 2019
GSSA 2019
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Learn more about the Global Student Satisfaction AwardsUniversity Ranking
QS World University Rankings by TopUniversities
2021
801 -50
2020
751
2019
751
QS World University Rankings is one of the top international rankings measuring the popularity and performance of universities all over the world. They measure university reputation based on the impressions of higher education experts, companies who hire graduates, and teaching quality. QS also considers the ratio of international teachers and students present at universities, as well as the times research papers were mentioned by researchers. After calculating and comparing these criteria, QS ranks the universities accordingly.
World University Rankings by Times Higher Education
2021
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2020
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2019
801
World University Rankings is a vital resource that provides the definitive list of the world's best universities. They look at how often they're producing new ideas, what their reputation is around the world, and how much they're contributing to science and academic fields. After calculating and comparing these criteria, THE ranks the universities accordingly.
Services
Student services
We are a group of Services that are involved in your student journey from the time you start your studies until the time you graduate. We produce your ID cards, advice about fees and forms for your academic options as well as manage your registration and exam information. Explore the Student Services webpages to see how we can help you and make contact with us if you need assistance.
Housing services
The new campus will provide student residencies on site. The student residences will offer a range of housing formats from 6 bed and 3 bed apartments to private studio/family units. Ground level spaces for dining, social and study lounges, and related shops serve to activate the Serpentine Walk on the south side, and St. Brendan’s on the north side.
Library services
TU Dublin City Campus has six libraries, at Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Cathal Brugha Street, Grangegorman, Kevin Street, and Rathmines.
We provide a wide range of services, including the Library Catalogue, databases, and online resources, access to computers, and support.
ICT services
A fundamental characteristic of DIT is to provide a pervasive student-centred learning experience, and the use of technology is key to the delivery of this goal.
ICT Services will realise this vision through consultation and partnership with DIT students and staff, and with our Directorate colleagues in Staff Development, and the Learning, Teaching & Technology Centre.
Medical services
The DIT health service provides an holistic approach to health, providing on campus health care to those students pursuing full time & apprenticeship courses. Our service incorporates physical, psychological and social aspects of student health and health promotion. Absolute confidentiality is maintained.
Student Life
Campus life
TU Dublin is an exciting new milestone in Irish Higher Education. With campuses in Dublin City, Tallaght and Blanchardstown, it spans the largest population centres of Ireland’s capital city. Building on the rich heritage of its founding organisations - DIT, IT Blanchardstown and IT Tallaght – TU Dublin will be inclusive and adaptable, creating educational opportunities for students at all stages. TU Dublin students will be socially responsible, open-minded global thinkers who are ambitious to change the world for the better. As graduates, they will be enterprising and daring in all their endeavours, ready to play their part in transforming the future.
Sports facilities
DIT Sports facilities are now located at four DIT sites providing both indoor and outdoor programmes and facilities to DIT students, staff, the local community and DIT Sports clubs.
Our White Flag award winning indoor facilities operate as the DIT Fit2Go Club at Kevin St and Grangegorman. We also have a gym in Bolton St (Linenhall) and new outdoor sports facilities at both Grangegorman and Broombridge. In addition we are in the planning stages for extensive indoor sports facilities on campus in DIT Grangegorman.
Student Reviews
Studying at DIT
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
The atmosphere is nice there's a lot of student support from the college itself. They have a really good student counselling service and nice libraries on all campuses. There are unfortunately a lot of lecturers in which you need to teach yourself the material. Its a rarity to get a decent lecturer who fully goes through material in an easy to understand way.
My academic year in Tu dublin
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
My experience at Dublin institute of technology was awesome in terms of practicing each module in a real life setting by meeting different organisations to provide strategic solutions to their organisational problems such as profitability, market share, diversification problems
It helped find my own visual voice through the exploration of my own interests
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
The university provided me with key knowledge regarding the technical aspects of visual communication as well as helped me develop my own visual language and explore my own interests within each project. The first years are more focused on acquiring the technical skills, while the last ones, especially the last, leave students with a lot of freedom to decide in which way...
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