2023 Archive

Published: 13 Sep 2022

Applications are now open for a new part-time course in Counselling & Psychotherapy

TU Dublin is currently seeking applications for a four-year Honours BA in Counselling & Psychotherapy blended course delivered part-time on the University's Blanchardstown Campus, due to commence late

Published: 28 Jun 2022

A new study reveals the average cost burden of living with a food allergy is €1,600 a year

New safefood funded research that looked at the cost of living with a food allergy or coeliac disease in Ireland has estimated that the average cost burden for a child with a food allergy is €1,439 ev

Published: 24 Jun 2022

TU Dublin Launches Part-Time BSc in Sports Studies

TU Dublin is delighted to announce a new Part-Time offering in Sports Studies launched at an Open Day event hosted by TU Dublin on the University's Tallaght Campus.

Published: 9 Mar 2022

TU Dublin hosts 'Building Performance Symposium 22'

'Building Performance Symposium 22' celebrates serious upskilling by building design professionals and provides new research & insights.

Published: 11 Mar 2022

Travelling in a Woman's Shoes – Opening Statement to Joint Committee on Transport and Communications

TU Dublin Researchers Dr Maria Chiara Leva and Dr Sarah Rock presented to the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Transport and Communications on "travelling in a woman's shoes" a report published by Transp

Published: 28 Feb 2022

Minister Harris Announces €3.96m For Climate Action Project Led by TU Dublin

On Wednesday, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris, T.D. announced funding of €7.6 million for two projects under the Human Capital initiative (HCI)

Published: 8 Feb 2022

Building Contractor Announced for Academic Hub and Library on Grangegorman Campus

TU Dublin is delighted to announce the appointment of OHL-Townlink Joint Venture Ltd as the building contractor for the Academic Hub and Library on our Grangegorman Campus.

Published: 26 Aug 2022

TU Dublin postgraduate research: One in Five Limerick Towns are Transport Deprived