2021 Archive

Published: 20 Apr, 2021

World Intellectual Property Day, 26 April 2021

Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is celebrating World Intellectual Property (IP) Day 2021 on Monday, 26 April 2021, with an event highlighting how a strong IP strategy can help build compet

Published: 20 Apr, 2021

Convene Transforming University and Enterprise Engagement

Led by Technological University Dublin, working in conjunction with the UCD Innovation Academy, Convene has now set out on its transformative work agenda of creating a shared learning platform at the

Published: 21 Apr, 2021

International Sculpture Day - The Axe (and the waving girl)

For International Sculpture Day on Saturday, 24 April, the Grangegorman Development Agency is inviting the local community to take some time out of their day to view The Axe (and the waving girl) by a

Published: 21 Apr, 2021

TU Dublin Launches Student Entrepreneurship Accelerator ivenTUre - Deadline Today

Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is pleased to announce details of a new student entrepreneur accelerator, ivenTUre.

Published: 21 Apr, 2021

A Brighter Future? Accelerating Institutional Transformation for Gender Equality in Higher Education

This Athena SWAN conference, on Monday, 15 June, from 9am to 3pm, will provide an opportunity to hear from leaders and experts on transforming HE institutions towards gender equality while also sharin

Published: 21 Apr, 2021

ECT Lab+ Seminar Series 'Thinking Human First', 29 April

As part of the European University of Technology initiative, TU Dublin hosts a Seminar on Thinking Human First on Thursday, 29 April, from 5pm to 6:30pm (CET).

Published: 22 Apr, 2021

TU Dublin Product Design Student Makes Final of Design Innovation in Plastics Award 2021

A Product Design student at TU Dublin, Christopher Farrell, has made the final of the prestigious 2021 Design Innovation in Plastics (DIP) competition. Established in 1985, Design Innovation in Plasti

Published: 22 Apr, 2021

TU Dublin Receives Disruptive Technologies Funding

A joint initiative by TU Dublin, Evercam Limited, and GagaMuller Technology Limited has received €2 million from the Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund (DTIF).

Published: 23 Apr, 2021

TU Dublin Introduces a New Level 8 BSc in Hospitality Management (part-time & online)

The School of Hospitality Management and Tourism at TU Dublin is now taking expressions of interest for a new 1-year add-on programme leading to a BSc Hospitality Management qualification at level 8.

Published: 23 Apr, 2021

How is COVID-19 affecting graduate employability?

Employers are being asked to respond to a survey on employment and graduate employability in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Published: 27 Apr, 2021

TU Dublin MATLAB Student Ambassador

TU Dublin is pleased to announce that MathWorks, the provider of MATLAB and Simulink, is offering a student ambassador role within the university.

Published: 27 Apr, 2021

CREST at TU Dublin Receives Disruptive Technologies Funding for Two Projects

The CREST team in TU Dublin were delighted to have two projects approved for funding under the Disruptive Technologies Fund (DTIF) last week.

Published: 27 Apr, 2021

Cyber Security Academy 2021

As part of the National Cyber Security Programme for Young People in Ireland, which was recently launched by the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harr

Published: 28 Apr, 2021

Leaf No Waste Progresses to the Seed Phase of the SFI Future Innovator Prize

Leaf No Waste at TU Dublin is one of four teams to make it to the Seed Phase of the Food Challenge under the SFI Future Innovator Prize Programme. The initiative is competing with three other food-bas

Published: 28 Apr, 2021

The next-generation tools that will help us in a post-Covid world

In a piece originally published on RTÉ Brainstorm, Dr Andrew Kavanagh, a lecturer in the School of Food Science and Environmental Health at TU Dublin, explores the next-generation tools that will help

Published: 28 Apr, 2021

Revealing Grangegorman - The Lower House

From September 2021, approximately 10,000 TU Dublin students will be based on the University's new campus at Grangegorman. The oldest building on the campus, the Lower House, is now home to TU Dublin

Published: 30 Apr, 2021

Final Year Business and Management student wins ACCA NextGen CFO of the Year Competition

Published: 11 May, 2021

58 Teaching Heroes at TU Dublin Recognised at National Awards Event

Following a national nomination campaign in late 2020, 58 Teaching Heroes from across TU Dublin were recognised during the live-streamed USI Student Achievement Awards Ireland event in April.

Published: 4 May, 2021

New book on Minority Entrepreneurship by Prof Cooney to be launched with webinar

A new book by Prof Tom Cooney titled ‘The Palgrave Handbook to Minority Entrepreneurship’ was published recently.

Published: 4 May, 2021

Bolton Trust / TU Dublin Student Enterprise Competition 2021 Grand Final

This year's Bolton Trust / TU Dublin Student Enterprise Competition 2021 Grand Final took place remotely on Wednesday, 24 March.

Published: 5 May, 2021

Student Grant Scheme Survey - Have Your Say

The Department of Further and Higher Education, Research and Innovation and Science has appointed a research company to carry out an independent review of the Student Grant Scheme, and they want to he