Announcements
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Trinity Engineering Alumni Newsletter Issue 4 (PDF, 740kB)
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E3 Strategy (PDF, 1.68MB)
You are very welcome to the TCD School of Engineering, an institution rich in tradition and progressive in outlook.
The School was founded in 1841 and is one of the oldest Engineering Schools in the English speaking world. The Baccalaureus in Arte Ingeniaria (BAI) degree was established in 1872 and early graduates played a major role in the development of local government services and infrastructure in 19th century Ireland, whilst others contributed as far afield as India, Australia, Africa and Japan. In addition to many famous engineers, the list of graduates includes landscape artist, Nathaniel Hone, and songwriter, Percy French. Well-known graduates of more recent vintage include Chris Horn of Iona Technologies and John McGuire of Trintech.
Latest News
School co-develops new 'state of the art' infrared energy mapping instrument
The infrared device was developed by thermodynamics specialist Prof Tony Robinson of Trinity College Dublin in conjunction with Ceramicx through an Innovation Partnership at a cost of some €450,000 which was partly funded by Enterprise Ireland. It was launched at the world’s largest plastics trade show in Germany last October
21 July 2014
Trinity Business Incubator ‘LaunchBox’ welcomes MME student entrepreneurs Patrick Lynch, Paul Mahony and Paul Mannix
MME students Patrick Lynch, Paul Mahony and Paul Mannix make up one of the teams of budding entrepreneurs taking part in LaunchBox. Now in its second year, LaunchBox will run a three-month accelerator programme, which is open to teams of Trinity students (undergraduate and postgraduate) with early-stage business ideas.
9 July 2014
Jack Fitzsimons wins Donal Morphy Scholarship to Oxford
Congratulations to Jack Fizsimons, 4th year computer engineering graduand, who was awarded the Donal Morphy Scholarship to Oxford to begin his DPhil (PhD) in Machine Learning.
8 July 2014
Secondary School Girls Design Robots and Discover the Exciting World of Engineering
Secondary school girls from Dublin and Co. Wexford have just spent two weeks designing robots, making solar-powered cookers, and programming LED lights as they took part in a programme at Trinity College Dublin designed to open their eyes to the possibility of an exciting career in engineering.
7 July 2014
Cycling on the Increase in Dublin - But How Safe is it?
Professor Brian Caulfield in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering recently published two studies in peer-reviewed journals (both available here) that considered how cycling rates and related accidents have changed in the city of Dublin.
20 June 2014
Engineering Innovation Evening Held in the Science Gallery
An 'Engineering Innovation Evening' was held in the Science Gallery on April 11th where an invited audience from industry and academia were presented with the results of the new project-based course in the MAI Engineering with Management programme - 4E5 Innovation in Product Development.
20 May 2014