Announcements
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Trinity Engineering Alumni Newsletter Issue 5 (PDF, 1.57MB)
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E3 Strategy (PDF, 1.68MB)
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PhD Positions
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
Professor Roger West Raises Awareness of Engineering in Primary School Children
Professor Roger West from the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineernig visited St Oliver Plunkett National School as part of Engineer’s Week with an exciting engineering challenge aimed to encourage the pupils to explore the world of engineering and science.
25 February 2015
Engineers Week at Trinity College Dublin
As part of Engineers Week, the School of Engineering organised an engineering event for primary school children on the 10th of February where students were given the chance to get some hands-on engineering experience.
20 February 2015
Engineering Team Develop Infrared Detector ‘The Herschel’ to Map ‘Invisible Sunshine’
Engineers from the Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering have developed a first-of-its-kind 3-dimensional infrared (IR) heat detector called ‘The Herschel’.
2 February 2015
15 School of Engineering Students Awarded Trinity Sports Scholarships
Congratulations to the 15 students from the School of Engineering who received Trinity Sports Scholarships at an award ceremony held in December.
21 January 2015
Research at Trinity to blaze a trail into 3D printing of metal components
Engineers at Trinity College Dublin will lead an international study to develop a new technology that allows 3D “printing” of metal components.
19 January 2015
Weatherbeaten – How Can we Predict and Minimise Extreme Weather Impacts?
Professor Alan O'Connor speaks on RTÉ about his involvement in RAIN, which seeks to develop an extreme weather risk-management framework for use across the EU.
22 December 2014