Dublin Institute of Technology
TU Dublin
TU Dublin, Ireland’s first Technological University, is where career-focused students, dedicated staff and academic excellence in science, the arts, business, engineering and technology converge to create the leaders of tomorrow. We offer an inclusive and open learning experience with pathways to graduation, from Apprenticeship to PhD. Our 28,500 students learn in a practice-based environment informed by the latest research and enabled by technological advances.
TU Dublin hosts a thriving research community engaged in applying innovation and technology to solve the world’s most pressing challenges. We are deeply committed to collaborating with our national and international academic partners and our many networks in industry and civic society to create new learning experiences and develop impactful research.
TU Dublin is an exciting new milestone in Irish Higher Education. With campuses in Dublin City,Tallaght and Blanchardstown, it spans the largest population centres of Ireland’s capital city. Building on the rich heritage of its founding organisations - DIT, IT Blanchardstown and IT Tallaght – TU Dublin will be inclusive and adaptable, creating educational opportunities for students at all stages. TU Dublin students will be socially responsible, open-minded global thinkers who are ambitious to change the world for the better. As graduates, they will be enterprising and daring in all their endeavours, ready to play their part in transforming the future.
Programs
| Programs | Location | |
| Arts and Tourism (Research) | Dublin | |
| Arts and Tourism (Research) | Dublin | |
| Hospitality Management (Taught) | Dublin | |
| Hospitality Management (Taught) | Dublin | |
| Tourism Management (Taught) | Dublin | |
| Tourism Management (Taught) | Dublin |
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Campuses
Our TU Dublin campuses are located in Dublin city centre, in Blanchardstown and in Tallaght. Dublin City Centre has three locations: Aungier Street, Bolton Street and Grangegorman.
Commuting to college may be cheaper and easier if you choose accommodation in an area that is close to your campus location. For example, areas like Cabra and Phibsborough on the north side of the city are close to Bolton Street and Grangegorman and have good public transport links to Blanchardstown. On the south side of the city, Rathmines is only a ten-minute cycle to Aungier Street. The Tallaght campus is just a few stops on the Luas Red Line from areas like Kingswood and is on good bus routes to locations in Oldbawn, or Knocklyon and to the City Centre.
Accommodation
Five purpose-built accommodation hubs are available to TU Dublin students at discounted rates. There is a variety of accommodation styles available to suit your room preference, budget and campus location. Each complex has its own layout and generally offers both single and twin rooms with shared kitchen and living spaces. Most residences provide 24-hour security which will allow you to live independently in a well-managed and safe environment.
I am a graduate student of BSc in Event Management in the Dublin Institute of Technology. I have been studying in Dublin for 4 years and it was a great life-long experience that I have gained. I have made in the DIT lots of Irish and international friends through active social lifestyle and opportunities it offers. There are more than 80 soci...