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The Bolton Street campus of TU Dublin welcomed Ireland’s mechanical engineering research community on 3 and 4 September 2026 for the 29th Sir Bernard Crossland Symposium. Thirty-five PhD research students from institutions across the island of Ireland presented their work to an audience of academics, industry professionals, and fellow researchers, competing for national recognition in […]
Ireland’s biopharmaceutical industry continues to expand at a remarkable pace, and with that growth comes a pressing need for skilled technicians who can operate in highly regulated manufacturing environments. Responding to this demand, the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless TD, has officially launched the Higher Certificate in Science […]
Artificial Intelligence has long been framed as a threat to employment, with headlines predicting mass job displacement across industries. However, new research from TU Dublin and Trinity College Dublin paints a fundamentally different picture. The Right-Sizing AI at Work study reveals that AI is reshaping how work gets done—transforming tasks and workflows—rather than eliminating jobs […]
Technological University Dublin students have earned international recognition for practical, student-led sustainability work that is changing how surplus food is handled on campus and in the wider community. At the Green Gown International Awards 2026, the TU Dublin Food Pantry project and its partner initiative BiaBox received a Highly Commended honour in the Creating Impact […]
Artificial Intelligence has moved from the margins of academic debate to the centre of how universities teach, assess, and prepare students for the world of work. Few developments illustrate this shift more clearly than the recent visit of Maeve O’Connell TD, Fine Gael spokesperson on Higher Education, to Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin). Her visit […]
When TU Dublin was presented with a recognition award by Shamrock Rovers at Tallaght Stadium, it marked more than a ceremonial moment at half-time of a League of Ireland Premier Division fixture. It acknowledged a strategic partnership that has quietly reshaped how a university and a football club can work together to develop elite athletes, […]
Ireland’s higher education landscape reached a significant milestone this September when the INCLUDE-ID Network hosted its first national symposium at TU Dublin’s Grangegorman Campus. Titled “Being INCLUDE-ID: A Right to Learn, A Right to Belong,” the event brought together students, graduates, educators, researchers, advocates, families, and policymakers to celebrate the development of inclusive higher education […]
More than three hundred researchers, business owners, and innovation specialists gathered at TU Dublin’s Grangegorman campus for the ARISE Showcase 2026, an event dedicated to demonstrating how research innovation and enterprise collaboration can produce measurable results for businesses and communities across Ireland. Held in the Central Quad, the Showcase featured over twenty research and innovation […]
The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) has earned a remarkable distinction in the 2026 Times Higher Education Awards, securing shortlist positions in three separate categories that collectively showcase the institution’s comprehensive approach to health sciences education. Often described as the ‘Oscars of higher education,’ these awards represent the pinnacle of institutional achievement across […]
Self-employment rarely features in mainstream conversations about disability and work in Ireland, yet for many people it represents the most realistic route to economic participation. TU Dublin placed this issue at the centre of national and cross-border debate by hosting a major all-island conference at its Grangegorman Campus, bringing together policymakers, entrepreneurs, academics and disability […]