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Recent news articles have highlighted a significant development in the national approach to mental health. In May 2026, Minister of State Mary Butler officially launched the Suicide or Survive five-year strategic plan, titled Courageous Conversations for Suicide Prevention in Ireland 2026–2030. Hosted at TU Dublin’s Grangegorman campus, this event marks a pivotal moment for suicide […]
Bridging Academic and Local Communities Through Cinema Universities serve as central hubs for intellectual and cultural development, extending their educational mandate far beyond the traditional classroom. Staying informed through local news articles frequently highlights how institutions leverage their resources to support community engagement. Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) exemplifies this approach by opening its doors […]
Accessing higher education can be a complex process for anyone, but for migrants, refugees, and international protection applicants in Ireland, the challenges are often multiplied by bureaucratic hurdles, information gaps, and unfamiliar systems. Recognizing the need for a unified approach to these issues, TU Dublin recently hosted the inaugural meeting of the Migrant Further & […]
The relationship between artificial intelligence and creative work has become one of the most pressing discussions in both academic and industry circles. As generative tools become more sophisticated and accessible, questions about authorship, artistic integrity, and the future of creative professions have moved from theoretical debates to practical concerns. Trinity College Dublin recently addressed these […]
Recent news articles and industry reports across Ireland highlight a significant shift in the local business landscape: female entrepreneurs and professionals are increasingly taking the reins of their economic futures. However, despite this progress, a distinct confidence gap remains regarding financial literacy and money management. Building financial confidence is no longer just a personal goal; […]
Addressing Europe’s Digital Gender Divide: A Call to Action The digital revolution is reshaping our world, yet women remain significantly underrepresented in the fields driving this transformation. Recent statistics paint a stark picture: women account for only 19% of ICT specialists and just one-third of STEM graduates across Europe. This disparity isn’t just a matter […]
TU Dublin has joined a landmark national research initiative, Decarb-AI, a new Innovate for Ireland National Centre designed to bring together leading researchers to accelerate Ireland’s transition to a low-carbon, climate resilient future. This €5.7 million initiative, established in partnership with AIB and Research Ireland, represents Ireland’s first Innovate for Ireland National Centre and will […]
How StudentVolunteer.ie Redefined Digital Transformation in Higher Education The recent win by StudentVolunteer.ie at The Education Awards 2026 underscores its role as a pioneer in leveraging technology to enhance student engagement and community impact. This recognition highlights how digital innovation can address real-world challenges while aligning with national priorities like the UN Sustainable Development Goals […]
Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) has been selected as a lead site in the second phase of the PPI Ignite Network, a major initiative aimed at transforming health and social care research through meaningful public and patient involvement (PPI). This announcement marks a significant step forward in ensuring that research reflects the priorities and lived […]
Why Choose an MSc in Business Management? Considering your next career move after graduation or looking to advance in your current role? A Master of Science in Business Management can open doors to a wide range of opportunities. This guide explores what an MSc in Business Management entails, the valuable skills you’ll gain, and why […]
