Dublin City University

DCU Research on Moon

Samples produced in DCU's School of Chemical Sciences travelling to the moon

Shows Professor Daire Keogh, President of DCU, Dr Kenneth Milne, and Brid Horan, Chancellor DCU

Honorary Conferring

Dr Kenneth Milne receives honorary doctorate from DCU

Welcome

Daire Keogh

President

DCU is proud to be one of the world’s leading Young Universities, with a mission to transform lives and societies. Through education, research and innovation, we are focused on delivering real impact, and addressing global challenges in collaboration with our partners and stakeholders.

Why DCU?

We're #1 in Ireland

DCU is ranked No 1 in Ireland for Graduate Employment Rate

QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022

We're #23 in the world

DCU is ranked 23rd globally for Graduate Employment Rate

QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022

96% in employment

96% of our recent graduates are in employment or further education six months after graduation

Graduate Outcomes Survey

Work Placement

80% of our courses have INTRA - paid, relevant work experience or work placement

128 different nationalities

We attract students from around the world thanks to our world-class research, cutting-edge learning which positively transform lives and societies

DCU People

Nadia Power

Alumni

Olympian Nadia Power is advising elite athletes who have their sights set on a scholarship to America, to still complete their CAO form.

Highlights

Minister for Further and Higher Education, Simon Harris, joined Chief Operations Officer, Declan Raftery and Céline Crawford, Director of Communications and Marketing with members of the construction team to officially launch the Polaris building, a new landmark on Collins Avenue.

New facility will further advance DCU’s international reputation for excellence in science, computing and engineering disciplines.

#WeAreDCU

DCU marks construction of new Polaris building on Glasnevin campus

Study published this month in leading journal Nature that provides recommendations to end the public health threat without exacerbating socio-economic burdens or putting the most vulnerable at greater risk

#DCUResearch

Prof Anthony Staines co-author of a new global COVID-19 study

When you study Biomedical Engineering, you not only learn how the body works and becomes injured, but you come to understand how medical devices are developed to treat injuries and disease, and how we can help the body heal itself.

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