TU Dublin has developed Quality Assurance and Enhancement Processes that support our staff to continuously improve the TU Dublin Student Experience and enhance the University's Quality Culture.
This processes are underpinned by the University's Academic Quality Framework Principles
- Programme Validation Process and Procedure
- Programme Validation Process Procedure
- University Award Framework & Nomenclature Policy
- Programme Proposal Form
- External Panel Nomination Form
- Programme Validation Documentation Checklist
- LTA Modalities
- Required Programme Information for Students
- General Student Information (Part One)
- Programme Information (Part Two-Five)
- Single Module Certification Proposal Form
- Exit Award Proposal Form
- Programme Validation Report Template
- Programme Validation Reports and Responses
- LTA Curriculum Toolkit (Internal Access Only)
- Programme and Module Catalogue (Internal Access Only)
Student Handbook 2023-24 (The Handbook template is updated at the end of Semester 2 each year)
- Management of the Quality Enhancement of Academic Programmes Procedure (Not yet implemented, currently being piloted in one Faculty)
- Annual Academic Quality Enhancement Process Procedure (Not yet implemented, currently being piloted in one Faculty)
- Making Changes to Programmes & Modules Process Procedure
- Student Feedback
- Approved Quality Enhancement of Programmes leading to External Awards
- Learning Analytics
- Discontinutation of Programme (Draft available for consultation)
- TU Dublin has Quality Review Procedures for
- Previous Review Reports and Responses
- CINNTE Institutional Review 2021 of TU Dublin by QQI
The Quality and Qualifications Act 2012 defines collaborative provision as “arrangements whereby two or more providers are involved by formal agreement, nationally or internationally, in the provision of a programme”.
TU Dublin has engages in a range of different types of collaborative provision.
Full details of the University's Collaborative Provision procedures is available here.
Student Disciplinary Procedures are available here Student Disciplinary Procedures
The University recognises that situations may arise whereby students consider that the management and/or delivery of their programme of study is not in accordance with agreed procedures. In this regard the University provides a pathway to allow students to raise such concerns and complaints. The Student Complaints procedures is available at: (Insert Link)
Before lodging a formal complaint under this procedure, the student should seek to discuss any issue that arises in relation to the delivery or management of a programme informally with the lecturer concerned or with their Year Tutor, Programme Co-ordinator, class representative, or relevant Head of Discipline. In this way the issue will likely be resolved amicably and faster.
If a student then decides to submit a Formal Complaint, the Student Complaints Form should be submitted to the relevant Head of School.
Details of the legacy Quality Assurance Systems of the Campus are available here:
For further information on the Quality Enhancement Processes and Procedures please contact the Quality Framework Team or email qualityframework@tudublin.ie.