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
Engineers Find Optimum Solution to Protect Aquatic Biodiversity By Forested Areas
Environmental engineers from Trinity College Dublin have devised a sustainable approach to mitigate the environmental impacts that peatland forestry practices exert on Ireland’s precious aquatic biodiversity.
22 April 2014
School of Engineering Students recognised on the Dean of Students' Roll of Honour 2014
Congratulations to all the students from the School of Engineering who were recognised for their contribution to the Colleges' clubs and societies and the wider community at the Dean of Students' Roll of Honour Ceremony on 10th April, 2014.
22 April 2014
School of Engineering Fellowship and Scholarship Announcements 2014
The annual Trinity Week began on Monday, 7th April in Front Square with the announcement of new Fellows and Scholars. Congratulations to Dr Anthony Robinson who was elected to Fellowship and congratulations also to the four Senior Freshman Engineering students elected to Scholarship: Áine Esther Cahill, Brian Fallon, Jonathan Lynn and Kris Vanhoutte.
8 April 2014
James Dyson Award Launches at Trinity College Dublin
The 10th international James Dyson Award was launched in Trinity College Dublin yesterday. Dyson engineer Nick Schneider from Dyson UK headquarters addressed the School of Engineering and challenged students to think differently to solve problems at a special invention workshop. From Business and Leadership
3 April 2014
Robbie the Robot Passes UN Inspection
Robbie the Robot, a prototype robot built by researchers and engineering students in the School of Engineering for Cork teenager Joanne O’Riordan, who was born with a rare condition known as Total Amelia, was officially unveiled today.
21 March 2014
Boeing Vice President Gives First John Fitzpatrick Memorial Lecture
The inaugural John Fitzpatrick Memorial Lecture, established to honour the late John Fitzpatrick, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Trinity College Dublin, was recently delivered by Bernard Hensey, Vice President, Fleet Management at Boeing.
27 February 2014