Alumni

I choose to study Engineering because I want to learn how to create a positive impact on society and the environment. I am also passionate about maths and physics, so I thought that studying engineering will be perfect for me. Moreover, I admire the structure of the course. I would have a chance to study a general engineering program for the first two years, and then choose the specific area to specialize in. Through this, I hope to gain a wider understanding of various engineering fields. I am studying a lot of different subjects, which gives me a better understanding of different branches of engineering and the world in general. As a future engineer, I want not only to build and design but also to learn how to sustainably modify existing structures in response to the constantly changing needs of humanity. I think it perfectly fits with the E3 values of finding balanced solutions for a better world.

Alena Gerasimova

Engineering Undergraduate

I chose to study at Trinity because I wanted the ability to travel while also getting a rigorous and renowned education in Engineering. I chose to study Engineering because I want to be able to help the planet any way I can and I feel that being an engineer is the best way, but creating renewable energy sources and limiting the CO2 emissions is the best job for an engineer and If I want to help the planet then I need to at a School that widens my network by being International and is going to majorly help me get that started. I really enjoy how hands-on the course was. I learn best visually and having the labs with circuitry and concrete where I could figure out the problem at hand was really helpful in the class. My three words are International, Challenging, and Historical. International because 13% of students are international and I being one of them. Challenging because Trinity has such high standards for greatness and wants to only better you at Trinity by challenging in class to prepare us for the real world.

Ashley Palermo - USA - 2020-2025

Engineering Undergraduate

The best thing about Trinity is the friendly campus, professors and students. In engineering with management, the small class size meant that I got to know my professors and created a comfortable learning environment where I felt confident to ask questions. The way the course is set up with the five year programme has afforded me a lot of opportunities to build my own degree, including spending 4th year abroad in Lyon. I have been able to focus on my own interests in engineering and develop a great career network for the future. Trinity also provides excellent college services with the gym, counselling, healthcare and tutor system.

Ella Keogh

Engineering with Management.

In order to learn, I need to be pushed and my engineering course not only pushes me to become a better learner but also provides me with the opportunities to expand my knowledge. The people in engineering, not just the course itself, also have enriched my experience. Being surrounded with people that are academically driven and interested in the same things has allowed me to collaborate and learn from my peers.

Isabella Irving

Engineering Undergraduate.

Studying Engineering in Trinity not only helped me establish the fundamentals to become a technically competent engineer, but broadened my knowledge across the interconnected disciplines in MedTech and Health Care industries. Biomedical Engineers are a relatively new breed of graduates, not a lot of us exist. Gaining a holistic view of this profession is imperative to success in becoming problems solvers, innovators and project drivers in your career. Graduating will equip you with the skills and confidence to take on roles in multinationals, start-ups, research hubs and clinical environments. Biomedical Engineering is a highly inter-disciplinary field. To make useful and meaningful contributions in this area, it is vital that Biomedical Engineers are able to bridge the gaps of knowledge between the different sectors. We have to be credible in our conversations with physicians, patent lawyers, regulatory bodies and human factors engineers to name a few.

Brian Hughes

BAI in Biomedical Engineering Undergraduate.

The need for exposure to a wider environment also has prompted me to seek an opportunity to study in Ireland. The dedication to teaching, research and an atmosphere conducive to learning is of imperative need which we can get at Trinity. It would also help people to learn global standards in this field and become aware of worldwide completion, being a valuable experience to everyone studying.

Pranav Manish Vora

Engineering Undergraduate.

I chose to study at Trinity because I was fascinated with the history of the college. The high global diversity rates also played an important role in my decision. When I came to Dublin for the first semester I realized that it was a culturally diverse and eternally beautiful place to be in. I am enjoying the happy and helpful nature of the professors and the holistic teaching methods. Trinity was the only well-established university that was providing a computer and electronic joint program for engineering. Apart from that, it also helped that I did not need to select my specialisation until the end of the 2nd year, this gives me more time to understand all fields properly and make a sound choice. What I like the most about my course is its hands-on and academically challenging nature. I find that the subjects taught align with what I find intriguing and this becomes a huge advantage.

Kkhawaish Gulati – UAE

Engineering Undergraduate 2020-2021.