Správy od Technological University Dublin

TU Dublin celebrated graduates at the Autumn Conferring Ceremonies, held last week on the University’s Tallaght Campus. Graduates from five faculties marked the completion of their studies.

TU Dublin has launched a new MSc in Human-Centred AI Technologies, developed through the EU-funded PANORAIMA project. The programme aims to equip professionals from diverse backgrounds to apply AI responsibly, while partners across Europe develop specialist learning pathways in several sectors.

“It’s a Steel” Pop-Up Shop, created and managed by final-year Visual Merchandising students, will run in TU Dublin’s East Quad Atrium from 9 to 11 November 2026. 15% of proceeds will go to the Irish Cancer Society.

TU Dublin’s Taste of TU Dublin initiative has been recognised by Ireland’s Higher Education Authority as an example of good practice in widening access to higher education. National figures for 2025 show that TU Dublin has the highest proportion and number of students from socioeconomically…

TU Dublin přivítala zástupce vysokých škol, vládních ministerstev a národních vzdělávacích institucí z 19 zemí na semináři o vzdělávání zaměřeném na studenty a celoživotním učení. Účastníci diskutovali o evropské spolupráci, inovacích ve výuce a možnostech flexibilního vzdělávání.

TU Dublin is delighted to celebrate Product Design graduate Ella Flanagan, who has achieved international recognition by securing a place in the global Top 20 of the James Dyson Award 2026 for Noli, her innovative emergency wristband designed to improve the safety of mental health nurses.