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Recognizing Excellence in Sustainable Digital Infrastructure Research Technological University Dublin is proud to announce that Dr Sajad Alimohammadi, Lecturer in the School of Mechanical Engineering, has been appointed as a member of Young Academy Ireland (YAI). This prestigious recognition highlights Dr Alimohammadi’s significant contributions to research in thermal sciences and sustainable digital infrastructure. Advancing Energy […]
Technological University Dublin has achieved a historic milestone in women’s Gaelic football, securing their first-ever O’Connor Cup title with a thrilling victory over defending champions DCU Dóchas Éireann. This landmark achievement marks a significant moment for TU Dublin’s sporting legacy and showcases the university’s growing prominence in collegiate athletics. A Championship Performance The final, played […]
TU Dublin recently welcomed the Phibsboro Film Society and Phibsboro for All to its Grangegorman campus for a thought-provoking film screening and community discussion. The event, held as part of the university’s ongoing commitment to community engagement and cultural dialogue, featured the 2007 American drama film The Visitor, written and directed by Tom McCarthy. A […]
TU Dublin recently welcomed a distinguished delegation from the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna (MUK), marking a significant moment in international academic collaboration and campus development. This visit highlighted the shared experiences of both institutions as they navigate major campus relocations and transformations. Building Bridges Between Dublin and Vienna The visit, […]
The next generation of leaders, innovators, and changemakers has been celebrated at the 2026 TY TrailblazHER Awards, hosted by Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin). This prestigious event, held at the TU Dublin Concert Hall, recognized outstanding Transition Year students from across Ireland who are already making a meaningful impact in their schools and communities. Recognizing […]
The Technological Universities Association (TUA) has announced the appointment of Claire McGee as its first Chief Executive Officer, marking a significant milestone for Ireland’s higher education sector. This strategic leadership appointment comes at a transformative time for technological universities across Ireland. Leadership Experience and Background Claire McGee joins TUA from the Law Society of Ireland, […]
Breaking Barriers in Engineering Leadership When Dr Emma Robinson reflects on her journey to becoming Head of the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at TU Dublin, she credits the supportive environment that allowed her to develop both professionally and personally. Her story represents the evolving landscape of women in STEM leadership roles across Ireland’s […]
Why Skills Matter More Than Ever in Today’s Job Market As more students choose to study a business degree, employers have a wider pool of candidates to assess. At the same time, the workplace is evolving rapidly. Digital transformation, data-driven decision-making, and global collaboration have changed what organisations expect from new hires. A business degree […]
International Women’s Day serves as a powerful reminder of both the progress made and the work still needed to achieve true equality. At Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin), this year’s theme, Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls, resonates deeply through the inspiring story of Annmarie Mc Donagh, Access and Outreach Project Officer for […]
Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) students have demonstrated exceptional talent and strategic thinking by winning the prestigious Irish Hospitality Institute (IHI) National Business Management Game. This achievement highlights the university’s commitment to providing practical, industry-relevant education that prepares students for real-world business challenges. Understanding the IHI National Business Management Game The IHI National Business Management […]
