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Emer Higgins, Minister of State for Business, Employment, and Retail, Emma Blain, Lord Mayor of Dublin, Claire MacNamee, Director of TrailblazHER™ and Head of Enterprise Engagement at TU Dublin, Professor John Doran, Interim President of TU Dublin

TrailblazHER programme to inspire women entrepreneurs

Technological University Dublin has launched a new programme to empower women in the Dublin region to explore entrepreneurship and turn their business ideas into reality.

Business • 14 Jan

Professor John Doran set out his priorities to staff

TU Dublin told financial recovery plan 'a priority'

The new interim president of TU Dublin has written to staff outlining his immediate priorities for the college.

Education • 10 Apr 24

Students at TU Dublin have welcomed plans to extend Seanad election voting to all university graduates

Watch: Students back changes to Seanad election voting

Students at TU Dublin have welcomed plans to allow all graduates to vote in Seanad elections.

Politics • 21 Nov 23

The option of self-employment is rarely mentioned as a career option for people with disabilities

Entrepreneurship course for people with disabilities

Technological University Dublin designed and delivered a customised online course on entrepreneurship for people with disabilities in 2021.

Business • 25 Jul 23

It provides information on various expenses associated with student life.

TU Dublin publishes cost of living guide for students

TU Dublin has released its annual cost of living guide, which aims to help students and their families prepare financially for college.

Business • 27 Jun 23

Anne Rabbitte, Minister of State with responsibility for Disability and Niamh Malone, Founder of Ailim Healing

Start-up aims to combat social anxiety disorders

Irish mental-wellness start-up Ailim Healing has developed an online programme that aims to reduce the anxiety of people with neurological conditions who suffer from social anxiety disorders.

Business • 23 Aug 22

Only 46% of small business owners said they had good or expert knowledge of financial literacy, new SFA survey revealss

Just 46% of small firms have good financial literacy

A survey by the Small Firms Association reveals that just half of small business owners believe they have good or expert knowledge of financial literacy.

Business • 26 Sep 19

The Greenway Hub is home to DIT's postgraduate researchers

New research hub is first new DIT Grangegorman building

The first new building to be constructed on the new Dublin Institute of Technology Grangegorman campus has been opened.

Science • 01 Mar 17

The pianos will have their first performance later today

DIT takes delivery of seven Steinway pianos

Seven new Steinway pianos have arrived at DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama.

News • 18 Sep 14

A Luas stop is also planned for the Grangegorman campus

DCC backs new access routes for DIT Grangegorman

Dublin city councillors have given the go ahead for new access routes for the DIT Grangegorman development to be built around a site that Maxol has refused to vacate.

News • 07 Apr 14

The mostly final-year students have been building their car since last September

DIT team builds car to compete in Formula Student

A team of 16 students and staff from the Dublin Institute of Technology are preparing to travel to the motor racing circuit at Silverstone in England to compete in Formula Student.

News • 30 Jun 13