Maths graduates @ '26 Autumn ceremony
Saturday 31 October was a very happy day for the School of Mathematics & Statistics when it celebrated the success of all its 2026 graduates and they received their well-earned rewards in the company of family, friends and supporters.
The graduation took place in bright sunshine on a beautiful day on our Tallaght campus. It was an opportunity to mark the end of individual journeys that have seen our students overcome challenges, learn new skills and develop the knowledge and ability to apply their learning to tackling real-world problems. At the ceremony, the President spoke of the opportunities for graduates in a changing future and mathematics and statistics graduates are at the forefront of meeting these graduate requirements by the flexible, problem-solving nature of the disciplines. Indeed TU Dublin has the highest graduate employment rate in the Dublin region.
In addition to graduates from our four-year full-time undergraduate honours programme TU874 BSc (Hons) Mathematical & Statistics, the School was delighted to celebrate the award of PhD to Dr Rebecca Brady and MPhil to Violeta Moloney. The research undertaken by Rebecca and Violeta was new, insightful and substantial and mark immense achievements, supported by their supervisors Dr John Butler and Prof Rossen Ivanov.
We look forward to hearing from all our graduates as they progress in their careers. Many are working for companies well-known to the School through our work placements in third year, including Grant Thornton, Deloitte and CSO.
Well done to all graduates, we wish you every success and thank all those that have supported you over the years.