Technological University Dublin

Technological University Dublin operates across 5 different campuses: Grangegorman, Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Blanchardstown, and Tallaght. All 5 are in or very close to the center of Dublin, the capital of Ireland. The Grangegorman Campus is the largest investment in higher education ever made in Ireland. It hosts the vast majority of the university's activities and gives students a distinctive experience on a modern campus.

The Central Quad, on the Grangegorman Campus, is the university's largest building on the new campus. It holds the activities of the Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, and Chemical and Biopharmaceutical Sciences departments. Biological, Health and Sport Sciences, Food Science and Environmental Health, and Physics also work in this building. So do Clinical and Optometric Sciences, Culinary Arts and Food Technology, and Tourism and Hospitality Management.

The East Quad, also on the Grangegorman Campus, serves as a cultural center for both the university and the city of Dublin. It hosts the educational activities of some of the departments within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. The Art and Design, Media, Music, Drama, Modern Languages, Law, Social Sciences, Education, and Social Work departments teach there too. The Grangegorman Campus also houses the Greenway Hub, one of the university's research and innovation facilities.

Lower House, Rathdown House, and Park House stand on the same campus, and various services are provided to students there.

The Aungier Street campus houses Ireland's largest business school, and the Bolton Street campus houses a center for technological education. The Blanchardstown Campus, built on approximately 23 hectares of land, features various workshops, a library, computer laboratories, and a range of facilities available to students. The Tallaght Campus houses lecture halls, computer laboratories, and the well-known Synergy Center and Synergy Global. The Technology Development Center and the Sport Science, Health and Recreation Building are also on this campus.

The Grangegorman, Aungier Street, Bolton Street, Blanchardstown, and Tallaght campuses lie in and close to the center of Dublin. From there you can draw on both the social and cultural life of the city and the facilities on the campuses. That is true above all at Grangegorman, Blanchardstown, and Tallaght. The campuses hold cafes, restaurants, a theater, conference and concert halls, a university sports complex, and other facilities. Dublin, the capital of Ireland, has countless cafes, restaurants, museums, art galleries, cinemas, pubs, and stores of its own.

The university's main sports complex and other sports facilities let students take part in many different sports. The student clubs and societies within the university bring together enthusiasts of virtually every interest. The student union, together with the clubs and societies, frequently organizes activities that students can join. Various festivals and events also take place year-round in the capital Dublin and in other popular cities across Ireland.

Technological University Dublin has a large alumni network of people who have made their name in a variety of fields. Notable alumni of the university include:     

• Patricia Bardon
• Domhnall Gleeson
• Alan Joyce
• Liam Cunningham
• Angela Brady
• John Moore
• Juliette Bonass
• Brendan Behan
• Louise Kennedy
• Louise Phelan
• Caitriona Balfe
• Carole Coleman

among others.