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Welcome to Trinity College Dublin
The School of Engineering is a vibrant, intellectual community of innovative researchers, teachers and students, which combines high-quality teaching with expansive research activity.
Each year, the Engineering School welcomes growing numbers of visiting and full-time students from around the world who enrich our shared multicultural learning environment. We have international students from all over Europe, North and South America, Australia, Asia and Africa.
We strive to educate global citizens who will have a real impact on society and who will enhance engineering throughout the world, by sharing their innovative ideas.
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Outgoing Students
The School of Engineering encourages Senior Sophister students on the MAI track to consider spending their entire year or their second semester abroad at one of our partner Universities. We currently have students studying at a range of distinguished universities around the world including the University of California, University of Sydney, Polytechnique Montreal, UPC Barcelona, KTH Stockholm and ETH  Zurich, to name a few. This is a unique opportunity for students to not only enrich their academic education but also to gain invaluable intercultural, language, social and civic skills. Please note that all SS year study abroad options are available only to students doing the 5 year MAI programme (Students study abroad in their 4th year and return to Trinity for their 5th year).


In Semester 1 of SF and JS years, the Engineering Global Officer gives information sessions with an overview of your range of study abroad options.
2021/2022 Information Session Recording
Outbound Student Handbook
Overview of Options
Non-EU Exchange
Brief Description
Full year or second semester of SS year studying in a partner university in Asia, Australia, New Zealand or North America.
Eligibility
 These are college-wide exchanges, so students across the whole university are eligible to apply.
 Some partner universities have specific restrictions about disciplines which can apply.
 Must get a II.1 (min. 60%) in JS results in the first sitting of the examinations.
Available Funding
No grants available for most universities.
 Often a travel bursary is available for students going to Asian universities. (up to €1,000 reimbursable for travel costs)
For more information on Non-EU Exchanges for Engineering Students please visit here.


For more information on Non-EU Exchanges for Engineering Students please visit here.
Dual Engineering Masters Pathway Programme between Trinity College Dublin
and Columbia University
Trinity College Dublin and Columbia University, New York are delighted to offer a dual Engineering masters pathway programme leading to the award of a professionally-accredited MAI degree by Trinity's School of Engineering and a Master of Science (MS) degree by
Columbia University. Click here to find out more.
UNITECH
Brief Description
First SS semester studying in host university, second SS semester doing an internship in an international company. It is an engineering exchange, with a business/ management focus.
Eligibility
Engineering students only.
Very competitive.
Ideally have a minimum II.1 in SF and JF year.
Must get a II.1 (min. 60%) in JS results in the first sitting of the examinations.
Available Funding


Available Funding
UNITECH travel grant. (usually €1,000)
Erasmus study grant
Erasmus traineeship grant*
For more information on the UNITECH program, please visit here.
Erasmus & EU
Brief Description
Full year or second semester of SS year studying at a partner university in Europe (predominantly technical universities in CLUSTER network).
Eligibility
Engineering students only.
Some agreements are discipline specific.
Must get a II.1 (min. 60%) in JS results in the first sitting of the examinations.
Available Funding
Erasmus study grant.
For more information on ERASMUS exchanges, please visit here.
Internships
Brief Description
First semester of SS year in Trinity, second semester of SS year on 4E4 internship at home or abroad e.g. Montreal.
4E4 coordinators from each stream can provide discipline-specific information/ advice.
Eligibility


Eligibility
Engineering students only.
Students in your stream.
Must get a II.1 (min. 60%) in JS results in the first sitting of the examinations.
Available Funding
May be paid/ funded depending on internship/stream.
Montreal internships eligible for scholarships.
European internships eligible for Erasmus traineeship grant*
Independent Summer Internships (Not for Credit)
Brief Description
All students  have the option to organise their own summer internship aboard at any stage during their time at Trinity.
Eligibility
All students, during any of their summer vacations, throughout their time in college.
For more information on Independent Internships, please visit here.
Important Information
Permission to study abroad and to have the results credited towards the Trinity degree is at the discretion of each Department.


Students may only go on exchange in their fourth year for a full academic year or for the second semester. The exchange year for Engineering is only recognised as part of a five-year programme. Students must commit to completing the 5th year at Trinity College Dublin. Failure to complete the final year at TCD will make the student ineligible for a (hons) BAI degree.
Students will be required to submit records of their marks to date in order to apply for most exchange options. Students are usually ranked on their most recent exam results (SF marks), although UNITECH and Erasmus applications also take into account JF results, personal statements etc.
For non-EU exchanges, students must have achieved a II.1 in SF to be able to apply. For all other exchanges, ideally they should have a II.1 in SF.


All study abroad offers (EU and non-EU) are conditional on you achieving a II.1 in  the JS year, so nominations will only be confirmed after your JS exam results have been published. Students will not be permitted to study abroad unless they have achieved at least a II.1 in their Junior Sophister year.
*Erasmus traineeships grants are available for both credit-bearing and independent internships (i.e. voluntary internship that doesn’t form part of your course) in Europe (outside of Ireland!). They require advance applications and some paperwork about  learning objectives.


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CONTACTS
Position
Name
Responsibilities
E-mail:
Office location
Global    Officer
      (School of Engineering)

General    Engineering Study Abroad queries
InternationalEng@tcd.ie
Museum Building
Visiting    Student Co-ordinator for Biomedical Engineering
Dr Mark Ahearne
Guidance    for Bioengineering students on university choices and modules
ahearnm@tcd.ie
Parsons Building
Visiting    Student Co-ordinator for Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Dr Sara Pavia
Guidance    for Civil Engineering students on university choices and modules
pavias@tcd.ie
Simon    Perry Building
Visiting    Student Co-ordinator for Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
Dr Garret O'Donnell
Guidance    for Mechanical Engineering students on university choices and modules


Guidance    for Mechanical Engineering students on university choices and modules
odonnege@tcd.ie
Parsons Building
Visiting    Student Co-ordinator for Computer Engineering
Dr Diana Wilson
Guidance    for Computer Engineering students on university choices and modules
diana.wilson@tcd.ie

7-9 South Leinster St
4.12
Visiting    Student Co-ordinator for Electronic Engineering
Dr Arman Farhang
Guidance    for Electronic Engineering students on university choices and modules
arman.farhang@tcd.ie
Aras an Phiarsaigh
Visiting    Student Co-ordinator for Engineering with Management
Dr Garret O'Donnell
Guidance    for Engineering with Management students on university choices and modules
odonnege@tcd.ie
Parsons Building
Visiting    Student Co-ordinator for UNITECH
Dr Garret O'Donnell


Visiting    Student Co-ordinator for UNITECH
Dr Garret O'Donnell
Guidance    on the UNITECH programme for all engineering students
odonnege@tcd.ie
Parsons    Building
Non-EU    exchange coordinator and Student Mobility Officer

General    enquiries on the college-wide non-EU exchange programme – applications, paperwork    etc.
noneuex@tcd.ie
Academic    Registry, Watts Building
Erasmus    Office

General    enquiries on the Erasmus programme – applications, grants, paperwork etc.
Erasmus@tcd.ie
Academic    Registry, Watts  Building


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Incoming Students
Trinity Engineering School warmly welcomes Erasmus and international visiting students from all around the globe. The School of Engineering has an active international exchange programme and each year attracts a number of high calibre international students from both within and outside of Europe. We are particularly active in the CLUSTER and UNITECH programmes.
Visiting students may apply to study in the Engineering School for just one semester or the entire academic year. You are expected to fulfil the same module requirements as Trinity students, to remain in residence for the full semester including all of the relevant examinations.
For more information on Study Abroad in Trinity please visit here.
Erasmus & EU Exchange
Non-EU Study Abroad & Exchange
Contacts for Module Choice & Learning Agreements
Available Modules for Visiting Students
Inbound International Student Handbook


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International Admissions
The School of Engineering welcomes students from all over the world every year to come together to learn, and shape our world. Apply now to join Trinity College Dublin's 18,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students, from 118 different countries.
How to Apply
Fees and Finance


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International Student Services and Support
Moving to a different country and learning in a new environment can be challenging, but at Trinity College Dublin, you will be well supported along the way. There are specialized international student services available, as well as a broad range of college-wide student support services available to you.
Here are a few resources and services that will help guide you while in Trinity:
International Student Experience
The International Student Experience team provides information and advice on getting settled in Trinity, as well as in Dublin. It can be an overwhelming experience, but know that our helpful team members are here to assist.
 Find out more by visiting here.
International Student Welcome Guide


Find out more by visiting here.
International Student Welcome Guide
An essential handbook for international students. A helpful resource for both new and returning students at Trinity. The guide includes information on pre-arrival preparation, academic expectations, information on college supports and resources, as well as information on public transport, health insurance, visas and registration with the Irish Nationalisation and Immigration Services (INIS).
You can access the Welcome Guide here.
International Student Study Guide
The International Student Study Guide is a comprehensive resource for new international students at Trinity. Although, it is primarily focused on undergraduate students, much of the information is relevant to postgraduate students as well.
You can access the guide here.
Global Room


You can access the guide here.
Global Room
Information and Student Space specifically designed to cater to students at Trinity, with a focus on the international student community. The Global Room team provides guidance and support to international students on a wide range of issues, including immigration, accommodation and all aspects of life at Trinity. The Global Ambassador team are current Trinity students trained to help with queries that may arise during the transition to Ireland. Over 300 international-theme events held each year in the Global Room student space, such as national holidays, seminars, movie screenings, and art showcases.
You can find out more about the Global Room by visiting here.


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Modules for BAI Year 1
Students are required to take the [5 credit] modules:
MAU11E01  Engineering Mathematics I
MAU11E02  Engineering Mathematics II
 CSU11E03  Computer Engineering I
PYU11E04 Physics
CHU11E05 Chemistry
EEU11E06  Electrical Engineering
CEU11E07 Mechanics
 MEU11E08  Introduction to Professional Engineering
CEU11E09 Engineering Design
MEU11E11 Experimental Methods
MEU11E12 Engineering Materials and Their Applications (10 ECTS)

See also:
Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
School of Computer Science and Statistics
Undergraduate Admissions
BAI Year 1 PDF Format
Examination Timetable
Timetable - Semester 1


BAI Year 1 PDF Format
Examination Timetable
Timetable - Semester 1
Timetable - Semester 2
Lab/Tutorial Groups
Lab Schedule - Semester 1
Lab Schedule - Semester 2
Lab Marks - Semester 2
Handbook
Examination Regulations
Academic Year Structure


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Engineering
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5 MAI
Study Abroad
Foundation Scholarship
Transcripts


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Engineering Modules for Year 5 MAI

Due  to the changing nature of covid regulations the assessment and delivery portion  of modules may change. Any changes will be communicated to you by the module coordinators.
Choose your stream to see your required modules.
Biomedical Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  MEP55E02
 Engineering Research Project [30 ECTS]
Semester One
  MEP56BM9
 Medical Devices Design Fundamentals
  ME5MS3
Supply Chain Management
  ME5MS7
Risk Management and Safety Assessment Systems
  ME5BIO3
 Tissue Engineering
  ME5BIO4
Finite Element Analysis
  EE5C04
Speech and Audio Engineering
  EE5C16


EE5C04
Speech and Audio Engineering
  EE5C16
Deep Learning and its Applications [10 ECTS]
  MEP55B21
Neural Signal Analysis [10 ECTS]

Semester Two
  ME5BIO7
 Advanced Medical Imaging
  MEP55BM8
 Active Implanted Devices and Systems [10 ECTS]
  EE5C01
 Motion Picture Engineering
  ME5MM1
Advanced Manufacturing II - Additive Manufacturing & Laser Processing
  ME5B10
Instrumentation and experimental techniques
Innovation in Product Development
Optional 15 ECTS course. Places are limited and offered competitively at the start of the academic year.
Read more
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Module Choices


Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  CEP55E02
 Engineering Research Project [30 ECTS]

Semester One
  CE7E03
Air Pollution
  CE7E07
Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation
  CE7C04
Façade Engineering
  CE7J02
Solar Energy Conversions and Applications
  CE7J04
Energy Policy and Demand
  CE7S01
Geotechnical Engineering
  CE7S02
Advanced Computation for Structures
  CE7S03
Wind and Earthquake Engineering
  CE7S09
Advanced Theory of Structures
  CE7T01
Transportation Policy
  CE7T02
Transport Modelling and Planning


Transportation Policy
  CE7T02
Transport Modelling and Planning
ME5BIO4
Finite Element Analysis
Semester Two
  CE7C05
Advanced Spatial Analysis Using GIS
  CE7E04
Waste Management and Energy Recovery
  CE7E05
Water Quality and Hydrological Modelling
  CE7E06
Water Resource Planning and Climate Change
  CE7J01
Wind Energy
  CE7J06
Wave and Hydro Energy
  CE7S04
Bridge Engineering
  CE7S05
Advanced Concrete Technology
  CE7S06
Soil Structure Interaction
  CE7S07
A United Theory of Structures
  CE7T04
Transportation Data and Evaluation
  CE7T05
Transport Design
Innovation in Product Development


CE7T05
Transport Design
Innovation in Product Development
Optional 15 ECTS course. Places are limited and offered competitively at the start of the academic year.
Read more
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Computer Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  CSP55E02
 Engineering Research Project [30 ECTS]
  CS7CS3
Advanced Software Engineering [10 ECTS]
Semester One
  CSU55001
Fuzzy Logic and Control Systems
  CSU55004
Formal Verification
  CS7CS4
Machine Learning
  CS7DS4
Data Visualisation
  CS7CS3
Advanced Software Engineering
  CS7IS1
Knowledge and Data Engineering


Advanced Software Engineering
  CS7IS1
Knowledge and Data Engineering
  CS7IS3
Information Retrieval and Web Search
  CS7NS1
Scalable Computing/Internet Applications
  CS7NS4
Urban Computing
  EEP55M01
Integrated Systems Design
  EE5C16
Deep Learning and its Applications [10 ECTS]
Semester Two
  CS7DS2
Optimisation Algorithms for Data Analysis
  CS7GV3
Real‐time Rendering
  CS71S5
Adapative Applications
  CS7GV5
Real‐time Animation
  CS7IS2
Artificial Intelligence
  CS7CS3
Advanced Software Engineering
  CS7NS2
Internet of Things
  CS7NS5
Security and Privacy


Internet of Things
  CS7NS5
Security and Privacy
  CS7NS6
Real‐time Rendering
  EE5C01
Motion Picture Engineering [10 ECTS]
Innovation in Product Development
Optional 15 ECTS course. Places are limited and offered competitively at the start of the academic year.
Read more
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Electronic and Computer Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  EE/CSP55E02
 Engineering Research Project [30 ECTS]
Semester One
  CSU55004
Formal Verification
  CS7CS4
Machine Learning
  CS7IS1
Knowledge and Data Engineering
  CS7CS3
Advanced Software Engineering


Knowledge and Data Engineering
  CS7CS3
Advanced Software Engineering
  EEP55C03
Statistical Signal Processing [10 ECTS]
  EEP5C09
Self Organising Technological Networks
  EE5M01
Integrated Systems Design
  EE5C16
Deep Learning and its Applications [10 ECTS]
  EEPMMT07
Audio Engineering
  EE5C16
Deep Learning and its Applications [10 ECTS]
EEP55C21
Cyber-physical Systems and Control [10 ECTS]
Semester Two
  CS7GV3
Real‐time Rendering
  CS7GV5
Real‐time Animation
  CS7IS2
Artificial Intelligence
  CS7NS2
Internet of Things
  CS7CS3
Advanced Software Engineering
  CS7NS6


CS7CS3
Advanced Software Engineering
  CS7NS6
Dstributed Systems
  CSP55031
Reconfigurable Networks
  EE5C01
Motion Picture Engineering [10 ECTS]
  EEP55C25
Algorithims for Quantum Computing
  EE5M02
Microlectronics
  EEP55M08
Digital Image and Video Processing
  EEMT17
Spatial Audio
Innovation in Product Development
Optional 15 ECTS course. Places are limited and offered competitively at the start of the academic year.
Read more
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Electronic Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  EEP55E02
 Engineering Research Project [30 ECTS]
Semester One


Engineering Research Project [30 ECTS]
Semester One
  EEP55C03
Statistical Signal Processing [10 ECTS]
  EE5C04
Speech and Audio Engineering
  EEP55C09
Self-organising Technological Networks [5 ECTS]
  EE5M16
Deep Learning and its Applications [10 ECTS]
  EE5M01
Integrated Systems Design
  EEPMMT07
Audio Engineering
  EEP55C21
Cyber-Physical Systems and Control
EEP55C25
Algorithms for Quantum Computing
Semester Two
  EE5C01
Motion Picture Engineering [10 ECTS]
EEP55M08
Digital Image and Video Processing
EEU55M02
Microlectronics
EEMT17
Spatial Audio
CS7NS2
Internet of Things
  CSP55031


Spatial Audio
CS7NS2
Internet of Things
  CSP55031
Reconfigurable Networks
Innovation in Product Development
Optional 15 ECTS course. Places are limited and offered competitively at the start of the academic year.
Read more
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  MEP55E02
 Engineering Research Project [30 ECTS]
Semester One
  ME5B09
Control Engineering II
  ME5E4
Introduction to Computational Fluid Mechanics
  ME5MM3
Supply Chain Management
  ME5MM7
Risk Management and Safety Assessment Systems
  CE7J04
Energy Policy and Demand
  CE7T01


CE7J04
Energy Policy and Demand
  CE7T01
Transportation Policy
  ME5BIO4
Finite element analysis
 EEP55C21
Cyber Physical Systems and Control

 EE5C16
Deep Learning and its Applications

 MEP55B15
Low Carbon Transport Technology (Semester 1 & 2 )

 MEP55B16
Low Carbon Power Technology (Semester 1 & 2 )

Semester Two
  MEP55M10
Turbomachinery [5 ECTS]
  CE7J01
Wind Energy
  CE7J06
Wave and Hydro Energy

  MEP55B14
Engineering Vibrations and Noise [5 ECTS]

  EEP55C25
Algorithms for Quantam Computing [5 ECTS]


Algorithms for Quantam Computing [5 ECTS]

 EEP55C24
Simulation for Geophysical Modelling [5 ECTS]

  ME5B03
Advanced Thermal Fluid Sciences [10 ECTS]
  ME5MM1
Advanced Manufacturing II - Additive Manufacturing & Laser Processing
Innovation in Product Development
Optional 15 ECTS course. Places are limited and offered competitively at the start of the academic year.
Read more
 The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.

Resources
 Timetable - Biomedical
 Timetable - Civil
 Timetable - Electronic / Elec & Comp
 Timetable - Mechanical
 Handbook - Biomedical
 Handbook - Civil
 Handbook - Electronic & Computer
 Handbook - Mechanical

        Academic Year Structure


Handbook - Mechanical

        Academic Year Structure

        Examination Timetable
 Examination Regulations

Biomedical Engineering
Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Computer Science
Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering


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Engineering Modules for Year 3

Due  to the changing nature of covid regulations the assessment and delivery portion  of modules may change. Any changes will be communicated to you by the module coordinators.
Choose your stream to see your required modules.
Biomedical Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One
  MAU33E01
 Engineering Mathematics V
  MEU33BM1
 Anatomy and Physiology
MEU33B04
Mechanical Engineering Materials
MEU33BM4
3D CAD & 3D Printing
EEU33C01
 Signals and Systems
Semester Two
 EEU33E03
 Probability and Statistics
  MEU33BM2
 Biomedical Design Project
MEU33B03
Mechanics of Solids
  MEU33B05


Mechanics of Solids
  MEU33B05
Mechanics of Machines
MEU33B07
 Manufacturing Technology and Systems
  MEU33BM3
Quantitative Physiology
Trinity Electives
 Students take a Trinity Elective in the first semester:
Trinity Electives
A diverse range of modules to enrich the student learning experience.
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Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One
  MAU33E01
 Engineering Mathematics V
  CEU33A02
 Structural Design
  CEU33A05
 Soil Mechanics
  CEU33A07
 Transportation and Highway Engineering
  CEU33A12
 Civil Engineering Design Challenge [10 ECTS]
Semester Two
  EEU33E03
Probability and Statistics
  CEU33A10


EEU33E03
Probability and Statistics
  CEU33A10
Surveying and Geo-spatial Planning
  CEU33A11
Fluids and Environment
  CEU33A04
 Structural Analysis
  CEU33A08
 Geology for Engineers
  CEU33A12
 Civil Engineering Design Challenge [10 ECTS]
Trinity Electives
 Students take a Trinity Elective in the first semester:
Trinity Electives
A diverse range of modules to enrich the student learning experience.
Read more
Computer Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One
  MAU33E01
 Engineering Mathematics V
  EEU33C01
 Signals and Systems
  EEU33C02
 Digital Circuits
  CSU33D01
 Microprocessor Systems I


Digital Circuits
  CSU33D01
 Microprocessor Systems I
  CSU33D05
 Data Structures and Algorithms
Semester Two
EEU33C07
 Digital Systems Design
EEU33E03
 Probability and Statistics
  CSU23021
 Microprocessor Systems II
  CSU33D03
Computer Networks
  CSU23016
 Operating Systems
  CSU33D06
 Software Design Implementation
Trinity Electives
 Students take a Trinity Elective in the first semester:
Trinity Electives
A diverse range of modules to enrich the student learning experience.
Read more

Electronic and Computer Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One
  MAU33E01
 Engineering Mathematics V
  EEU33C01
 Signals and Systems
  EEU33C02


Signals and Systems
  EEU33C02
 Digital Circuits
  CSU33D01
 Microprocessor Systems I
  CSU33D05
 Data Structures and Algorithms
Semester Two
  EEU33E03
 Probability and Statistics
  EEU33C05
 Telecommunications
  EEU33C07
 Digital Systems Design
EEU33C08
 Digital Circuits Design
  CSU23021
Microprocessor Systems II
  CSU33D03
 Computer Networks
Trinity Electives
 Students take a Trinity Elective in the first semester:
Trinity Electives
A diverse range of modules to enrich the student learning experience.
Read more

Electronic Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One
  MAU33E01
 Engineering Mathematics V


Semester One
  MAU33E01
 Engineering Mathematics V
  EEU33C01
 Signals and Systems
  EEU33C02
 Digital Circuits
  CSU33D01
 Microprocessor Systems I
  CSU33D05
 Data Structures and Algorithms
Semester Two
  EEU33E03
Probability and Statistics
  EEU33C03
 Analogue Circuits
  EEU33C05
 Telecommunications
  EEU33C07
 Digital Systems Design
  EEU33C08
 Digital Circuits Design
  EEU33C09
 Analogue Circuit Design Project
Trinity Electives
 Students take a Trinity Elective in the first semester:
Trinity Electives
A diverse range of modules to enrich the student learning experience.
Read more

Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering


Read more

Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One
  MAU33E01
 Engineering Mathematics V
  MEU33B02
 Fluid Mechanics
  MEU33B04
 Mechanical Engineering Materials
  MEU33B09
 Universal Design Innovation [5 ECTS]
  EEU33C01
 Signals and Systems

  MEU23B10
 3D Computer Aided Design
Semester Two
  EEU33E03
Probability and Statistics
  MEU33B01
 Thermodynamics
  MEU33B03
 Mechanics of Solids
  MEU33B05
 Mechanics of Machines
  MEU33B07
 Manufacturing Technology and Systems

Trinity Electives
 Students take a Trinity Elective in the second semester:
Trinity Electives


Students take a Trinity Elective in the second semester:
Trinity Electives
A diverse range of modules to enrich the student learning experience.
Read more

Resources
 Timetable - Biomedical
 Timetable - Civil
 Lab schedule - Electronic
 Timetable - Electronic & Computer
 Timetable - Mechanical
 Handbook - Biomedical
 Handbook - Civil
 Handbook - Electronic & Computer
 Handbook - Mechanical

        Academic Year Structure

        Examination Timetable
 Examination Regulations
Course Information
Eligibility for Internship and Study Abroad


Examination Regulations
Course Information
Eligibility for Internship and Study Abroad
In order to be eligible to apply for an international exchange in the Senior Sophister  year or to apply for the 4E4 Industrial Partnership/Internship module in the second  semester of the Senior Sophister year, students must have a minimum grade of II.1  (60 – 69%) at the first sitting of the Junior Sophister Engineering examinations. Those  required to sit supplemental Junior Sophister Engineering examinations will be  deemed ineligible to apply. No exceptions to this rule will be considered.
Study abroad opportunities can be viewed here and information on taking an internship can be viewed in the 4E4 module descriptors for each stream on the Senior Sophister page.
Eligibility to proceed to MAI year


Eligibility to proceed to MAI year
Students must achieve a  minimum overall mark of 60% for the combined Junior Sophister and Senior Sophister years  (on a 30:70 basis) at the annual session of the B.A.I.  degree year in order to be eligible to proceed to the MAI year.
MAI projects
Students will be sent a list of available MAI projects at the end of the Senior Sophister year and asked to rank their preferences from 1 to 5. The allocation is made based on a student's Junior Sophister ranking.
Biomedical Engineering
Computer Science
Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering


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Current Students > Undergraduate > Engineering > Year Four
Engineering Modules for Year 4

Due  to the changing nature of covid regulations the assessment and delivery portion  of modules may change. Any changes will be communicated to you by the module coordinators.
Choose your stream to see your required modules.
Biomedical Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  MEU44E02
Biomedical Engineering Project [15 ECTS]*
Semester One
  CEU44E01
Management for Engineers
  MEU44BM1
Cell and Molecular Biology
  MEU44BM4
Experimental and Research Methods
  MEU44BM5
Biomechanics
  MEU44BM6
Biomaterials
  MEU44B17
 Multibody Dynamics


Biomaterials
  MEU44B17
 Multibody Dynamics
  EEU44C05
 Digital Signal Processing
Semester Two
  MEU44B01
 Mechanics of Solids
  MEU44B02
 Forensic Materials Engineering
  MEU44B05
 Manufacturing Technology
  MEU44B06
 Manufacturing Systems and Project Management
  MEU44B09
 Control Engineering I
  EEU44C08
 Digital Media Processing
  MEU44E04
Engineering Project Internship [30 ECTS]
Footnotes:
 *
For students exiting with the BAI degree
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.


Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  CEU44E02
Civil Engineering Project [15 ECTS]*
Semester One
  CEU44E01
 Management for Engineers
  CEU44A31
 Environmental Engineering
  CEU44A15
 Hydraulics & Hydrology
  CEU44A51
 Geotechnical Engineering
  CEU44A61
 Structures 1
  CEU44E03
 Research Methods
Semester Two
  CEU44A01
 Civil Engineering Materials
  CEU44A02
 Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology
  CEU44A62
 Structures 2: Advanced Design of Structures
  CEU44A16
 Transport Engineering & Modelling
  CEU44E04


Transport Engineering & Modelling
  CEU44E04
Engineering Project Internship [30 ECTS]
Footnotes:
 *
For students not taking part in CEU44E04 Engineering Project Internship
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Computer Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
Compulsory
  CSU44EE2
 Engineering Project [15 ECTS]*
  CSU44D01
 Information Managment for Engineering]*
  EEU44E03
 Research methods*
Semester One- Optional
  EEU44C01
 Integrated Systems Design
  EEU44C04
Next Generation Networks
  EEU44C05
Digital Signal Processing
  EEU44C16


EEU44C05
Digital Signal Processing
  EEU44C16
Deep Learning and its Applications
  CSU34021
Computer Architecture II
  CSU44052
Computer Graphics
  CSU44053
Computer Vision
  CSU44056
Data Visualisation
  CSU44000
Internet Applications
Semester Two- Optional
  EEU44C08
Digital Image and Video Processing
  EEU44C21
Reconfigurable Networks
  CSU44D02
Knowledge Engineering
  CS7NS5
Security and Privacy
  CSU44D02
Knowledge Engineering
  CSU44054
Augmented Reality
Footnotes:
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.


Electronic and Computer Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
Compulsory
  EEU44EE2
 Engineering Project [15 ECTS]*
  CSU44E01
 Mangement for Engineers*
  EEU44E03
 Research Methods*
  EEU44C16
 Deep Learning and its applications*
  EEU44C05
 Digital Signal Processing *
Semester One- Optional
  EEU44C01
 Integrated Systems Design
EEU4C04
Next Generation Networks
EEU45C09
Self Organising Technological Networks
  CSU34021
Computer Architecture II
  CSU34041
Information Mangement
  CSU44000
Internet Applications
  CSU44052
Computer Graphics
  CSU44053
Computer Vision


Computer Graphics
  CSU44053
Computer Vision
Semester Two- Optional
  CSU44D02
 Knowledge Engineering
  CSU44054
 Augmented Reality [pre-requisites: CSU44052, CSU44053]
  CSU44032
 Security and Privacy
  EEU44C21
 Reconfigurable Networks
  EEU44C02
 Microlectronics
  EEU44C08
Digital Image and Video Processing
  MEU44B12
 Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
MEU44B09
 Control Engineering
  EEU44E04
Engineering Project Internship [30 ECTS]
Footnotes:
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Electronic Engineering
Module Choices


Electronic Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
Semester One
Compulsory
  EEU44E03
 Research Methods
  EEU44C16
 Deep Learning and it Applications
  EEU44C05
 Digital Signal Processing
  EEU44EE2
 Engineering Project [15 ECTS]
  CSU44E01
 Management for Engineers
Semester One - Optional
  CSU34021
 Computer Architecture II
  EEU44C01
 Integrated Systems Design
  EEU44C04
 Next Generation Networks
  EEU45C09
 Self Organising Technological Networks
Semester Two- Optional
  MEU44B09
Control Engineering
  EEU44C08
Digital Image and Video Processing
  EEU44C02


Digital Image and Video Processing
  EEU44C02
Microelectronics
  MEU44B12
Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
  EEU44E04
Engineering Project Internship [30 ECTS]
Footnotes:
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
Module Choices
Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One
CEU44E01
Management for Engineers
  MEU44B04
 Heat Transfer
  MEU4BB07
 Computer Aided Design
  MEU44B13
 Fluid Mechanics
  MEU44BM17
 Multibody Dynamics
  MEU44E03
 Research Methods
Semester Two
  MEU44E04


Research Methods
Semester Two
  MEU44E04
Engineering Project Internship [30 ECTS]
  MEU44B01
Mechanics of Solids
  MEU44B02
Forensic Materials Engineering
  MEU44B05
Manufacturing Technology
  MEU44B06
Manufacturing Systems and Project Management
  MEU44B09
Control Engineering I
  MEU44B10
Turbomachinery
  EEU44C08
Digital Image and Video Processing
  MEU44B14
Engineering Vibrations & Noise
 MEU44E02
Mechancial Engineering Research Project
 MEU44B12
Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
Footnotes:
 *
For students exiting with the BAI degree


Footnotes:
 *
For students exiting with the BAI degree
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Resources
 Timetable - Biomedical
 Timetable - Civil
 Timetable - Electronic & Computer
Lab Schedule - Electronic
 Timetable - Mechanical
 Handbook - Biomedical
 Handbook - Civil
 Handbook - Electronic & Computer
 Handbook - Mechanical

        Academic Year Structure

        Examination Timetable
 Examination Regulations
Course Information
 Students are afforded the opportunity to further specialise in optional modules offered by each of the Engineering streams in their Senior Sophister year. Many of the modules are single-term courses. This provides flexibility and encourages increased specialist knowledge whilst ensuring graduates are ready to meet the challenges of the outside world.
Eligibility for Internship and Study Abroad


Eligibility for Internship and Study Abroad
In order to be eligible to apply for an international exchange in the Senior Sophister  year or to apply for the 4E4 Industrial Partnership/Internship module in the second  semester of the Senior Sophister year, students must have a minimum grade of II.1  (60 – 69%) at the first sitting of the Junior Sophister Engineering examinations. Those  required to sit supplemental Junior Sophister Engineering examinations will be  deemed ineligible to apply. No exceptions to this rule will be considered.
Study abroad opportunities can be viewed here.
Senior Sophister projects
Students must take a final year project if they intend on leaving after the fourth year and they are not taking the 4E4 Internship.
Eligibility to proceed to MAI year


Eligibility to proceed to MAI year
Students must achieve a  minimum overall mark of 60% for the combined Junior Sophister and Senior Sophister years  (on a 30:70 basis) at the annual session of the B.A.I.  degree year in order to be eligible to proceed to the MAI year.
MAI projects
Students will be sent a list of available MAI projects at the end of the Senior Sophister year and asked to rank their preferences from 1 to 10. The allocation is made based on a student's Junior Sophister ranking.
2022 - 2023 MAI Project Presentation
Degree awards
Students who exit the course having obtained credit for years one to four of the course are entitled to the degrees of BA and BAI. Students who continue on to the MAI year and obtain credit for all five years of the course are entitled to the degrees of BA and MAI (St.).
Gold Medals


Gold Medals
Engineering students may be eligible for a Gold Medal on the basis of their degree results at the end of the Senior Sophister year. The Engineering Court of Examiners' meeting at the Annual and Reassessment sessions makes recommendations to Board for the award of Gold Medal to Engineering students based on College criteria. Gold medals are awarded by the Board to candidates of the first class who have shown exceptional merit.
For details on the criteria for the award of Gold Medals see category 1 in the Academic Registry guidelines available at: https://www.tcd.ie/academicregistry/exams/assets/local/gold-medal-criteria.pdf .

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Engineering  with Management
  Modules for Year 4

Due  to the changing nature of covid regulations the assessment and delivery portion  of modules may change. Any changes will be communicated to you by the module coordinators.
Choose your theme to see your required modules.
MAI track
Theme 1: Energy
Module Choices
 Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One
  MEU44E03
 Research Methods
  MEU44B07
 Computer Aided Engineering
  MEU44EM9
 User Centred Design Innovation
  CEU44E01
 Management for Engineers
  MEU44B04
 Heat Transfer (prerequisite: 3B2 Fluid Mechanics I)
  MEU44B13


MEU44B13
 Fluid Mechanics II (prerequisite: 3B2 Fluid Mechanics I)
Semester Two
  MEU44MM1
 Additive Manufacturing and Laser Processing
 Students choose four of the following modules in S2:
  EEU44C08
 Digital Image and Video Processing
  MEU44B01
 Mechanics of Solids
  MEU44B02
 Forensic Materials Engineering
  MEU44B09
 Control Engineering I
  MEU44B12
Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
  MEU44B14
Engineering Vibrations and Noise
 The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Theme 2: Bioengineering/Manufacturing
Module Choices
 Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One


Module Choices
 Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One
  MEU44E03
 Research Methods
  MEU44B07
 Computer Aided Engineering
  MEU44EM9
 User Centred Design Innovation
  CEU44E01
 Management for Engineers
  MEU44BM5
 Biomechanics
  MEU44BM6
 Biomaterials
Semester Two
  MEU44MM1
 Additive Manufacturing and Laser Processing
 Students choose four of the following modules in S2:
  EEU44C08
 Digital Image and Video Processing
  MEU44B01
 Mechanics of Solids
  MEU44B02
 Forensic Materials Engineering
  MEU44B09
 Control Engineering I
  MEU44B12
 Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics


Control Engineering I
  MEU44B12
 Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
  MEU44B14
Engineering Vibrations and Noise
 The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Theme 3: Mechanical/Manufacturing
Module Choices
 Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Semester One
  MEU44E03
 Research Methods
  MEU44B07
 Computer Aided Engineering
  MEU44EM9
 User Centred Design Innovation
  CEU44E01
 Management for Engineers
  MEU44EM3
 Supply Chain Management (will be mandatory in MAI year if not chosen in SS year)
  MEU44B17
 Multibody Dynamics (prerequisite: 3B5 Mechanics of Machines)
Semester Two


Semester Two
  MEU44MM1
 Additive Manufacturing and Laser Processing
 Students choose four of the following modules in S2:
  EEU44C08
 Digital Image and Video Processing
  MEU44B01
 Mechanics of Solids
  MEU44B02
 Forensic Materials Engineering
  MEU44B09
 Control Engineering I
  MEU44B12
 Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
  MEU44B14
Engineering Vibrations and Noise
 The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.

BSc track
Theme 1: Energy/Fluids/Manufacturing
Semester One
  MEU44E03
 Research Methods
  MEU44B07
 Computer Aided Engineering
  MEU44EM9


Computer Aided Engineering
  MEU44EM9
 User Centred Design Innovation
  CEU44E01
 Management for Engineers
  MEU44B04
 Heat Transfer (prerequisite: 3B2 Fluid Mechanics I)
  MEU44B13
 Fluid Mechanics II (prerequisite: 3B2 Fluid Mechanics I)
Semester Two
  MEU44E02
 Research Project [15 credits]
  MEU44MM1
 Additive Manufacturing and Laser Processing
 Students choose one of the following modules in S2:
  EEU44C08
 Digital Image and Video Processing
  MEU44B01
 Mechanics of Solids
  MEU44B02
 Forensic Materials Engineering
  MEU44B09
 Control Engineering I
  MEU44B12
 Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics


Control Engineering I
  MEU44B12
 Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
  MEU44B14
Energy Vibrations and Noise
 The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Theme 2: Bioengineering/Manufacturing
Semester One
  MEU44E03
 Research Methods
  MEU44B07
 Computer Aided Engineering
  MEU44EM9
 User Centred Design Innovation
  MEU44BM5
 Biomechanics
  MEU44BM6
 Biomaterials
Semester Two
  MEU44E02
 Research Project [15 credits]
  CEU44E01
 Management for Engineers
  MEU44MM1
 Additive Manufacturing and Laser Processing
 Students choose one of the following modules in S2:


Additive Manufacturing and Laser Processing
 Students choose one of the following modules in S2:
  EEU44C08
 Digital Image and Video Processing
  MEU44B01
 Mechanics of Solids
  MEU44B02
 Forensic Materials Engineering
  MEU44B09
 Control Engineering I
  MEU44B12
 Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
  MEU44B14
Engineering Vibrations and Noise
 The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Theme 3: Mechanical/Manufacturing
Semester One
  MEU44E03
 Research Methods
  MEU44B07
 Computer Aided Engineering
  MEU44EM9
 User Centred Design Innovation
  CEU44E01
 Management for Engineers


User Centred Design Innovation
  CEU44E01
 Management for Engineers
  MEU44EM3
 Supply Chain Management (will be mandatory in MAI year if not chosen in SS year)
  MEU44B17
 Multibody Dynamics
Semester Two
  MEU44E02
 Research Project [15 credits]
  MEU44MM1
 Additive Manufacturing and Laser Processing
 Students choose one of the following modules in S2:
  EEU44C08
 Digital Image and Video Processing
  MEU44B01
 Mechanics of Solids
  MEU44B02
 Forensic Materials Engineering
  MEU44B09
 Control Engineering I
  MEU44B12
Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
  MEU44B14
Engineering Vibrations and Noise


Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robotics
  MEU44B14
Engineering Vibrations and Noise
 The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.

Resources
 Timetable
 Handbook

        Academic Year Structure

        Examination Timetable
 Examination Regulations
Course Information
 Generally only those students following a theme through Junior Sophister can pursue that theme through Senior Sophister.
Eligibility for Internship and Study Abroad


Eligibility for Internship and Study Abroad
In order to be eligible to apply for an international exchange in the Senior Sophister  year or to apply for the 4E4 Industrial Partnership/Internship module in the second  semester of the Senior Sophister year, students must have a minimum grade of II.1  (60 – 69%) at the first sitting of the Junior Sophister Engineering with Management examinations. Those  required to sit supplemental Junior Sophister Engineering with Management examinations will be  deemed ineligible to apply. No exceptions to this rule will be considered.
Study abroad opportunities can be viewed here.
The 4E4 module descriptor can be viewed here. 4E4 Internship places are limited and are offered competitively by the Discipline of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering during the academic year. Successful students do not take the Engineering Project module and semester 2 modules.
Senior Sophister projects


Senior Sophister projects
Students must take a final year project if they intend on leaving after the fourth year and they are not taking the 4E4 Internship.
Eligibility to proceed to MAI year
Students must achieve a  minimum overall mark of 60% for the combined Junior Sophister and Senior Sophister years  (on a 30:70 basis) at the annual session of the B.Sc.  degree year in order to be eligible to proceed to the MAI year.
MAI projects
Students will be sent a list of available MAI projects at the end of the Senior Sophister year and asked to rank their preferences from 1 to 5. The allocation is made based on a student's Junior Sophister ranking.
Degree awards


Degree awards
Students who exit the course having obtained credit for years one to four of the course are entitled to the degree of BSc. Students who continue on to the MAI year and obtain credit for all five years of the course are entitled to the degrees of BSc and MAI (St.).
Gold Medals
Engineering with Management students may be eligible for a Gold Medal on the basis of their degree results at the end of the Senior Sophister year. The Engineering Court of Examiners' meeting at the Annual and Reassessment sessions makes recommendations to Board for the award of Gold Medal to Engineering with Management students based on College criteria. Gold medals are awarded by the Board to candidates of the first class who have shown exceptional merit.
For details on the criteria for the award of Gold Medals see category 1 in the Academic Registry guidelines available at: https://www.tcd.ie/academicregistry/exams/assets/local/gold-medal-criteria.pdf .


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Engineering  with Management
  Modules for Year 3

Due  to the changing nature of covid regulations the assessment and delivery portion  of modules may change. Any changes will be communicated to you by the module coordinators.
Junior Sophister Engineering with Management students can select from one of the following themes:
Theme 1: Energy
Semester One
  MAU33E01
 Engineering Mathematics V
  MEU33EM3
 Design II [10 ECTS]
  MEU33B02
 Fluid Mechanics
  MEU33B04
Mechanical Engineering Materials
  EEU33C01
 Signals and Systems
Semester Two
  EEU33E03
 Probability and Statistics
  MEU33B01
 Thermodynamics
  MEU33B05
 Mechanics of Machines


Thermodynamics
  MEU33B05
 Mechanics of Machines
  MEU33EM1
 Manufacturing Technology II
  MEU33EM3
 Design II [10 ECTS]
  MEU33EM5
 Manufacturing Systems and Project Management
 Students take a Trinity Elective in the first semester:
Trinity Electives
A diverse range of modules to enrich the student learning experience.
Read more
Theme 2: Bioengineering/Manufacturing
Semester One
  MAU33E01
 Engineering Mathematics V
  MEU33EM3
 Design II [10 ECTS]
  EEU33C01
 Signals and Systems
  MEU33BM1
 Anatomy and Physiology
  MEU33B04
 Mechanical Engineering Materials
Semester Two
  EEU33E03
 Probability and Statistics
  MEU33B05


EEU33E03
 Probability and Statistics
  MEU33B05
 Mechanics of Machines
  MEU33B03
 Mechanics of Solids
  MEU33EM1
 Manufacturing Technology II
  MEU33EM3
 Design II [10 ECTS]
  MEU33EM5
 Manufacturing Systems and Project Management
 Students take a Trinity Elective in the first semester:
Trinity Electives
A diverse range of modules to enrich the student learning experience.
Read more
Theme 3: Mechanical/Manufacturing
Semester One
  MAU33E01
 Engineering Mathematics V
  MEU33EM3
 Design II [10 ECTS]
  EEU33C01
 Signals and Systems
  MEU33B02
 Fluid Mechanics
  MEU33B04
 Mechanical Engineering Materials
Semester Two


Fluid Mechanics
  MEU33B04
 Mechanical Engineering Materials
Semester Two
EEU33E03
 Probability and Statistics
  MEU33B05
 Mechanics of Machines
 MEU33B03
 Mechanics of Solids
  MEU33EM1
 Manufacturing Technology II
  MEU33EM3
 Design II [10 ECTS]
  MEU33EM5
 Manufacturing Systems and Project Management
 Students take a Trinity Elective in the first semester:
Trinity Electives
A diverse range of modules to enrich the student learning experience.
Read more

Resources
 Timetable
 Handbook

        Academic Year Structure

        Examination Timetable
 Examination Regulations
Course Information
Eligibility for Internship and Study Abroad


Examination Regulations
Course Information
Eligibility for Internship and Study Abroad
In order to be eligible to apply for an international exchange in the Senior Sophister  year or to apply for the 4E4 Industrial Partnership/Internship module in the second  semester of the Senior Sophister year, students must have a minimum grade of II.1  (60 – 69%) at the first sitting of the Junior Sophister Engineering with Management examinations. Those  required to sit supplemental Junior Sophister Engineering with Management examinations will be  deemed ineligible to apply. No exceptions to this rule will be considered.
Study abroad opportunities can be viewed here and information on taking an internship can be viewed here.
Eligibility to proceed to MAI year


Eligibility to proceed to MAI year
Students must achieve a  minimum overall mark of 60% for the combined Junior Sophister and Senior Sophister years  (on a 30:70 basis) at the annual session of the B.Sc.  degree year in order to be eligible to proceed to the MAI year.
MAI projects
Students will be sent a list of available MAI projects at the end of the Senior Sophister year and asked to rank their preferences from 1 to 5. The allocation is made based on a student's Junior Sophister ranking.


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Engineering with Management
  Modules for Year 5 MAI

Due  to the changing nature of covid regulations the assessment and delivery portion  of modules may change. Any changes will be communicated to you by the module coordinators.
Choose your theme to see your required modules.
Theme 1: Energy/Fluids
Module Choices
 Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year

  MEP55E01
 Engineering Research Project
            [30 ECTS]

Semester One (total 15 - 20 ECTS)
 Students choose one to two of the following modules in S1:
  ME5MM3
 Supply Chain Management (mandatory if not taken in SS year)
STU45006


Supply Chain Management (mandatory if not taken in SS year)
STU45006
 Strategic Information Systems S1 (must be picked with STU45006 S2)
  ME5E4
Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics
  CE7J04
Energy Policy and Demand
Semester Two (total 15 to 20 ECTS)
  ME5B03
 Advanced Thermal Fluid Sciences
 Students choose one to two of the following modules in S2:
  STU45006
 Strategic Information Systems S2
  ME5B11
Advanced Vibrations
  CE7J01
Wind Energy
  CE7J06
Wave and Hydro Energy
  ME5B10
Instrumentation and Experimental Techniques


Wave and Hydro Energy
  ME5B10
Instrumentation and Experimental Techniques
Students who took part in recognised internships or study abroad in Senior Sophister year will be accommodated according to the disciplines and comparative modules they have covered, at the discretion of the teaching staff.
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Theme 2: Bioengineering/Manufacturing
Module Choices
 Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  MEP55E01
 Engineering Research Project [30 ECTS]
  MEP56BM1
 Medical Device Design Innovation Project [10 ECTS]
Semester One
  ME5MM7
 Risk Management and Safety Assessment Systems
 Students choose one of the following modules in S1:
  ME5MM3
 Supply Chain Management (mandatory if not taken in SS year)


ME5MM3
 Supply Chain Management (mandatory if not taken in SS year)
STU45006
 Strategic Information Systems S1 (must be picked with STU45006 S2)
  ME5BIO4
Finite Element Analysis
  CE7J04
Energy Policy and Demand
Semester Two (total 15 to 20 ECTS)
  ME5BIO3
 Tissue Engineering
 Students choose one to two of the following modules in S2:
  STU45006
 Strategic Information Systems S2
  ME5B11
Advanced Vibrations
  CE7J01
Wind Energy
  CE7J06
Wave and Hydro Energy
  ME5B10
Instrumentation and Experimental Techniques


Wave and Hydro Energy
  ME5B10
Instrumentation and Experimental Techniques
Students who took part in recognised internships or study abroad in Senior Sophister year will be accommodated according to the disciplines and comparative modules they have covered, at the discretion of the teaching staff.
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
Theme 3: Mechanical/Manufacturing
Module Choices
 Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  MEP55E01
 Engineering Research Project [30 ECTS]
Semester One (total 15 - 20 ECTS)
  ME5MM7
 Risk Management and Safety Assessment Systems
  ME5B09
 Control Engineering II
 Students choose zero to one of the following modules in S1:
EE5C16
 Deep Learning and its Applications
STU45006


EE5C16
 Deep Learning and its Applications
STU45006
 Strategic Information Systems S1 (must be picked with STU45006 S2)
  CE7J04
Energy Policy and Demand
Semester Two (total 15 to 20 ECTS)
Students choose two to three of the following modules in S2:
  STU45006
 Strategic Information Systems S2
  ME5B11
Advanced Vibrations
  CE7J01
Wind Energy
  CE7J06
Wave and Hydro Energy
  ME5B10
Instrumentation and Experimental Techniques
Students who took part in recognised internships or study abroad in Senior Sophister year will be accommodated according to the disciplines and comparative modules they have covered, at the discretion of the teaching staff.


The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.
 Theme 4: Innovation in Product Design
This theme is open for all to apply but places are limited.
Module Choices
 Modules are 5 ECTS unless indicated otherwise.
Academic Year
  MEP55E01
 Engineering Research Project [30 ECTS]
  ME5E3
 Innovation in Product Design [15 ECTS]
Semester One
  ME5MM7
 Risk Management and Safety Assessment Systems
 Students choose any two of the following modules in S1:
ME5MM3
 Supply Chain Management (mandatory if not taken in SS year)
ME5B09
 Control Engineering II (prerequisite: ME4B09)
  CE7J04
Energy Policy and Demand
MEP56BM1


CE7J04
Energy Policy and Demand
MEP56BM1
 Medical Device Design Innovation Project S1 (prerequisites: MEU44BM5, MEU44BM6)
EE5C16
 Deep Learning and its Applications
Semester Two
ME5MM1
 Additive Manufacturing and Laser Processing (mandatory for students who did not take MEU44MM1 in SS year)
  MEP56BM1
Medical Device Design Innovation Project S2
Students who took part in recognised internships or study abroad in Senior Sophister year will be accommodated according to the disciplines and comparative modules they have covered, at the discretion of the teaching staff.
The availability of modules (or combinations of modules) is subject to Discipline resources, timetabling constraints and student numbers.

Resources
 Timetable
 Handbook

        Academic Year Structure

        Examination Timetable
 Examination Regulations


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Engineering  with Management
Modules for Year 1
	Junior Freshman Engineering with Management students are required to take the following modules:
Semester One
				MAU11E01

				Engineering Mathematics I

				CHU11E05

				Chemistry

				MEU11E12

				Engineering Materials and Applications
			[10 ECTS]
				MEU11EM1

				Introduction to Manufacturing

				STU11004

				Introduction to Management Science [10 ECTS]

Semester Two
				MAU11E02

				Engineering Mathematics II

				PYU11E04

				Physics

				EEU11E06


Physics

				EEU11E06

				Electrical Engineering

	        MEU11E07

			  Mechanics

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				Introduction to Computing

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				Introduction to Management Science [10 ECTS]

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In your studies you should aim to work a minimum of 50 hours per week. With a  timetabled schedule of about 25 hours per week, this means you should be planning  independent study of at least 25 hours per week. This includes reading course material  prior to lectures – you should not expect to be given all the module material in the  lectures and tutorials. The module descriptors above detail the module content, credit value, module coordinator and mode of assessment.


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Engineering  with Management
 Modules for Year 2
Due  to the changing nature of covid regulations the assessment and delivery portion  of modules may change. Any changes will be communicated to you by the module coordinators.
Senior Freshman Engineering with Management students are required to take the following modules:
Semester One
  MAU22E01
 Engineering Mathematics III
  MEU22EM2
 Finance
  MEU22EM3
 Design I
  MEU23B10
 3D Computer Aided Design
  CEU22E04
 Solids and Structures
  EEU22E06
 Electronics
Semester Two
  MAU22E02
 Engineering Mathematics IV
  MEU22E05
 Thermo-fluids
  MEU22M11
 Manufacturing Engineering Design


Thermo-fluids
  MEU22M11
 Manufacturing Engineering Design
  MEU33B07
 Manufacturing Technology and Systems
  EEU22E12
 Computational Science and Engineering 1
 Students take a Trinity Elective in the second semester:
Trinity Electives
A diverse range of modules to enrich the student learning experience.
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Course Information
In your studies you should aim to work a minimum of 50 hours per week. With a  timetabled schedule of about 25 hours per week, this means you should be planning  independent study of at least 25 hours per week. This includes reading course material  prior to lectures – you should not expect to be given all the module material in the  lectures and tutorials. The module descriptors above detail the module content, credit value, module coordinator and mode of assessment.
The Foundation Scholarship examinations take place in January 2023. Further information on the syllabus and how to apply is available here.


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Prospective Postgraduate Research Students
Be part of our multi-disciplinary research team working with  academics who are at the cutting edge of their field.
Postgraduate Research


Postgraduate Research
The School of  Engineering has an international reputation for its research activities and  currently has an annual research income of €10 million. It awards PhD, MSc by Research and MAI (Ind.) degrees. This serves to  support both graduate students and postdoctoral fellows who work in a  stimulating environment with modern facilities and equipment. Suitably  qualified candidates can apply for registration as a graduate student working in  the research areas outlined below and research funding often provides  scholarships for research  Masters and Doctoral students, to cover the registration, course fees and  living costs of research students. Currently, there are over 110 postgraduate  research students and a significant number of postdoctoral fellows and research  associates, many of whom are from other European and non-European countries.


Interested candidates are advised to make direct contact with the relevant  academic staff member in the first instance. Information on the research  activities of the staff can be obtained from the discipline links below.
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  The School has an  international research reputation in many topics, including water engineering,  structural materials, behaviour and control, digital media processing,  communications engineering, computational  engineering, energy, vibrations and acoustics, fluids, fatigue,  manufacturing technology, bioengineering, transport modelling, geophysical flows, climate  change and geotechnical testing. The research-led school includes  internationally renowned experts in their fields. Most of its research is  funded through collaborative projects involving industry, the EU and national  government programmes.


The principal topic  areas in Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering are Structural  Engineering, Renewable Energy, Environmental Engineering, Transportation (based  in the TRIP research centre see https://www.tcd.ie/transport-research/),  Geotechnics and Sustainability. While sustainability is high on the agenda in  many disciplines in Engineering, there is a specialised research centre in the  Michael McNamara Centre for Construction Innovation and Sustainability (known  as TrinityHaus).  The  state-of-the-art laboratories, field units and the wide ranging expertise of  both the academic and the technical staff combine to create the largest civil  engineering research centre in Ireland.
  In Electronic and  Electrical Engineering there are a number of main research areas that lie  within the broad engineering discipline of Information and Communications  Technology, or ICT.


In Information and  Communications Engineering (see https://connectcentre.ie/), activities centre on future  communications systems with particular emphasis on reconfigurable and software  radio, cognitive wireless networks and dynamic spectrum allocation regimes.  Work in signal processing lies broadly in the areas of image/video processing,  audio and acoustic signal analysis, speech recognition and synthesis and  associated applications.
In ADAPT (see, https://adaptcentre.ie/), the world-leading SFI Research Centre for Digital Media Technology, staff in the School of Engineering contribute to developing next generation digital technologies that transform how people communicate by helping to analyse, personalise and deliver digital data more effectively for businesses and individuals.


Advanced  Engineering Materials and Microelectronic Technology is a well-established  research area that includes the design and development of techniques for the  measurement of the electrical properties of ferroelectric liquid crystals,  glass-forming liquids and polymers and the magnetic and dielectric properties  of nano-materials. In the microelectronics fabrication and test area, research  interests include the preparation and characterisation of different structures  formed on silicon.
  Research in the Trinity  Centre for Biomedical Engineering (TCBE) (www.tcd.ie/bioengineering) covers neural engineering which  involves the design, development and evaluation of biomedical signal processing  methods to generate active implantable devices for use in neural engineering  applications. There is also work on the design and development of biomedical  instrumentation primarily for clinical applications, in particular the  non-invasive measurement diagnostic parameters.


Mechanical, Manufacturing and Biomedical Engineering houses excellent research and laboratory facilities. Projects are  carried out by research groups specialising in Fluids, Acoustics and Vibration,  Heat Transfer and Thermodynamics, and Manufacturing and Materials Engineering.  Researchers in these groups lead research activity in Bioengineering and Energy  Devices and Systems.
  The research  activities of all research groups involve significant work on the application  of advanced computer based numerical modelling and simulation for the solution  of engineering problems so that there is a common theme of computer based  analysis, modelling and experimental validation in each of these areas.

Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Electronic and Electrical Engineering
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Prospective Undergraduate Students
 World class teaching and an innovative, engaging curriculum. Study engineering at Trinity College Dublin and get the accredited qualification you need for your future.
Prospective Engineering Students
					At the School of Engineering, we welcome applications from prospective students from all over world. There are so many reasons to study engineering  at Trinity. From our excellent teaching practices and talented lecturers, who are lauded experts in their chosen areas, to our stunning campus right in the heart of the city, with world-class teaching, library and sports facilities. At Trinity, not only will you receive the best education to launch your career in a leading industry, you'll gain new experiences, be challenged with fresh ideas and build connections that will last a lifetime. Visit our course pages, download our latest prospectus below or come along to our next open day to explore the many benefits of becoming a Trinity engineering student.

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Bachelor Degree in Engineering / Masters Degree in Engineering
BAI/MAI in Engineering
A career in Engineering is about co-operation, but also individual effort. Whether designing an aircraft, a suspension bridge, a microchip or a media player, it can take teams of hundreds of engineers working together. Throughout this course you'll learn to exchange ideas and co-ordinate efforts to achieve an overall project goal. However, each component of a project is the result of one individual’s engineering skill and imagination. Working well as an individual and learning how to form original ideas is an important aspect of the course.
During the first two years of the degree programme, students share the same foundation courses, to develop a core understanding of Engineering. In the 3rd and 4th years and optional 5th (masters) year, you have the option to choose your preferred stream:
Biomedical Engineering
Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Computer Engineering


Biomedical Engineering
Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Computer Engineering
Electronic Engineering
Electronic and Computer Engineering
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
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Bachelor Degree in Engineering with Management
Masters Degree in Engineering with Management
BSc/MAI in Engineering with Management
 Combined with a good grounding in business skills, you'll be in a position to compete for sought after jobs in the commercial and financial world. Whether you pursue a career in engineering consultancy, entrepreneurship, marketing or finance, the Engineering with Management degree at Trinity gives you the flexibility and diversity to keep your career options open to a wealth of possibilities and a bright and fulfilled future.
Engineering with Management covers a broad range of subjects, providing you with the core competencies in manufacturing, production, and design. The course is structured around the four key themes of Engineering Fundamentals, Business and Management, Design and Manufacturing Engineering.
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*NEW* Bachelor Degree in Environmental Science and Engineering
Masters Degree in Engineering or Environmental Science
BSc in Environmental Science and Engineering
MSc in Applied Environmental Science/MAI specialising in Environmental Engineering
The degree in Environmental Science and Engineering is a new integrated five-year course consisting of a four year BSc plus an additional year of study leading to either a Masters in Engineering (MAI) specialising in Environmental Engineering or a MSc in Applied Environmental Science. The course is taught by scientists in the School of Natural Sciences and engineers from the School of Engineering. It arises from a unique collaboration between two leading Trinity Schools that have expertise across a wide range of subject areas from Environmental Science to Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering and is one of the first of its kind in Ireland and internationally.


The degree structure is designed to provide for the needs of students with an interest in these emerging, multi-disciplinary professional and academic fields. The course provides students with a fundamental grounding in natural sciences and engineering, and in the applied skills required to develop sustainable solutions for major societal and environmental challenges.
  The BSc /MAI/MSc degree programme is based on two foundation years of environmental science and engineering modules, providing students with a firm grounding in the principles common to both disciplines, followed by three years of specialisation (in either environmental science or environmental engineering). The programme offers students the opportunity to tailor their degree in accordance with their academic results, interests, aptitudes and emerging career aspirations.
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Accreditation from Engineers Ireland


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Accreditation from Engineers Ireland
Any graduate who wants to work as an engineer in Europe is strongly advised to get an accredited level 9 award. All of our  courses are recognised by Engineers Ireland, the statutory professional body. Accreditation of an engineering programme is essentially a quality stamp and gives European and worldwide recognition to Trinity awards. Recognised internationally, our graduates have quickly gone on to secure employment in some of the world’s best companies.
Careers in Engineering


Careers in Engineering
A career in Engineering is a rewarding and challenging path to  take. Engineering and Engineering with Management graduates are in high demand  for jobs in a wide range of areas in Ireland, Europe and worldwide. Our alumni  have established successful careers in the computer, energy, environment, building  design, transport, aerospace, medical devices, pharmaceutical, electronic and  traditional manufacturing sectors. The analytical and problem solving skills  you will learn during your time studying at Trinity, will make you adaptable to  a host of job environments.
Internships
Students are given the opportunity of spending the second half of their fourth year on a supervised internship placement with one of the School's industry partners.
Study Abroad


Study Abroad
As part of the 5 year MAI programme students can spend a semester or a full year abroad in their fourth year as part of the Erasmus, CLUSTER or UNITECH programme or  go on exchange to one one of the College's non-EU partner Universities. Visit our International section for more information on the types of study abroad options available to our students.
Student life
During your time as an engineering student, there will be many opportunities to get involved on campus and meet new people. Whether you run for the Students Union or simply avail of the services on offer,  join the rowing club, music society or theatre group, you'll find a niche to help you grow your social skills and foster lasting friendships. You'll know you've made the right choice to  study in Dublin, the vibrant capital of Ireland.
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Open Day
Trinity's 2022 Undergraduate Open Day was held on Saturday 5th November, 2022. Visit www.tcd.ie/openday to view a range of course video presentations, student services information sessions, virtual tours of campus and more.
CAO
Those students applying to study in Ireland as an EU citizen, can apply for undergraduate courses through the Central Applications Office (CAO), unless otherwise stated. For more information, visit our CAO hub.
Dual Engineering Masters Pathway Programme between Trinity College Dublin
and Columbia University
Trinity College Dublin and Columbia University, New York are delighted to offer a dual Engineering masters pathway programme leading to the award of a professionally-accredited MAI degree by Trinity's School of Engineering and a Master of Science (MS) degree by
Columbia University. Click here to find out more.
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Postgraduate Taught Students
Further your education and become a specialist in your area with one of our renowned masters or diploma courses.
Postgraduate Engineering Courses
A postgraduate qualification from Trinity College Dublin provides students with the competitive advantage needed to secure engineering jobs in Ireland and abroad. The School of engineering offers a range of renowned taught masters, postgraduate diplomas and structured PhD programmes.
Taught Masters in Engineering
Whether you choose Electronic Information Engineering or Sustainable Energy, with a taught masters in Engineering, you’ll gain a specialist understanding in your area to help you stand out as a jobseeker.


At Trinity, we are committed to providing an innovative, engaging curriculum and following contemporary teaching practices to ensure you have the best learning experience. Academic research is an integral part of what we do and our teaching staff, who are noted experts in their fields, bring the latest concepts to their lectures to challenge you and encourage an inquiring mind. For anybody thinking about continuing their studies after they complete their primary degree, this is what makes TCD the best place to study engineering.
MSc in Engineering (Environmental / Structural and Geotechnical / Transport / Sustainable Energy)
MSc in Biomedical Engineering
MSc in Electronic Information Engineering
MSc in Mechanical Engineering
MSc in Zero Carbon Technology
MSc in Computational Engineering
MPhil in Music and Media Technologies
MAI (Ind.) (Masters in Engineering) course
International Pathway Programme - MSc in Engineering
Postgraduate Diplomas


International Pathway Programme - MSc in Engineering
Postgraduate Diplomas
Apply for a Postgraduate   Diploma course in Engineering and get the training you need for Continued   Professional Development (CPD). Keeping your skills up-to-date and relevant is a key element of career progression in engineering.
Applied Building Repair and Conservation
Construction Law and Contract Administration
Engineering for Climate Action
Fire Safety Practice
Health & Safety in Construction
Project Management
Sustainable Energy and the Environment
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Micro-credentials
Micro-credentials are short, accredited flexible modules of learning that are designed to future proof professional learners for the new world of work. Visit our Micro-credential webpage for the full module listing.

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Research
 The School of Engineering is a leader in research that crosses disciplinary boundaries and is committed to finding real-world solutions to today’s global challenges.
The School of  Engineering has a wide range of research interests, with much of its research  activity spanning the three disciplines within the School. The research  conducted within the School is highly diverse, includes biomedical tissue  engineering, mathematical modelling and experimental measurement-based work.  Much of the work is collaborative with other Schools in College and with  national and international partners. Several research groups are recognised as  international leaders in their fields; these groups are active in areas such as  biomedical engineering; digital media; energy, transport and the environment;  and telecommunications.


There are currently  three research centres located within the School; the Trinity Centre for Biomedical Engineering  (TCBE) which forms part of the SFI centre for Advanced Materials and Bioengineering Research (AMBER); the Centre for Transport Research and  Innovation (TRIP) and; TrinityHaus. Staff from the  School of Engineering also contribute significantly to the Trinity Consortium on Ageing and national SFI  centres, including CONNECT (Centre for Future  Networks and Communications) and ADAPT (Centre for Next  Generation Digital Technologies). The School also has funded investigators in CURAM (Centre for next Generation Medical Devices) and I-FORM  (Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre).


External funding for  research derives from a wide range of sources, including the European Research  Council and the EU framework programmes, Science Foundation Ireland, Health  Research Board, Enterprise Ireland, Irish Research Council and the  Environmental Protection Agency. Within the School of Engineering, there are  approximately 60 full-time postdoctoral fellows and over 120 graduate research  students currently involved in research. Collectively, staff have published  over 2,000 academic research papers in the past five years in international,  peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings.
  The School has been  increasing its rate of publication in high impact journals in recent years and  this trend is expected to continue and increase. A number of academic staff act  as editors or on the editorial boards of international, peer-reviewed journals  and several contribute to the organisation of international conferences or to  the assessment of research in other academic institutions and of research grant  applications.


With an annual  research income of over €10m, the School is the most successful in the country,  as is recognised by its ranking in the world’s top 150.
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Researchers from Trinity School of Engineering, together with collaborators from the Atlantic Technological University (ATU), ESB and Enterprise Rent-A-Car, will lead a €1.35 million shared electric mobility project.
Hubs offering electric cars, e-bikes and e-cargo bikes to test potential of shared e-mobility to decarbonise transport
News 2023 July 19
Formula Trinity Unveils Their Cutting-Edge Car at Trinity College Dublin: Ready to Compete at International Formula Student 2023
Trinity College Dublin’s School of Engineering is buzzing with excitement as Formula Trinity unveiled their latest race car, codenamed “Bertie” on 13th July in front of the iconic Front Square.
News 2023 July 10
INTERSPEECH 2023: Revolutionising the Science and Technology of Spoken Language Processing


INTERSPEECH 2023: Revolutionising the Science and Technology of Spoken Language Processing
Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering is thrilled to announce that INTERSPEECH, the world’s premier conference on the science and technology of spoken language processing, will be held in Dublin from August 20th to 24th.
News 2023 July 10
Join ICASP14 at Trinity College Dublin: Unleashing the Power of Statistics and Probability in Civil Engineering
Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering is excited to announce its hosting of the upcoming 14th International Conference on the Application of Statistics and Probability in Civil Engineering (ICASP14).
News 2023 July 7
Reframing active travel planning is key to creating more cycling and walking-friendly towns and cities


Reframing active travel planning is key to creating more cycling and walking-friendly towns and cities
Researchers from Trinity College Dublin’s Centre for Transport Research analysed a sample of 150 public consultation submissions opposing redistributive active travel measures put forward as part of an ‘Active School Travel’ scheme in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown.
News 2023 June 21
Celebrating Excellence in Teaching at Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering: Dr. Breiffni Fitzgerald Receives Trinity Excellence in Teaching Award 2023
Throughout his tenure at Trinity College Dublin’s School of Engineering, Dr. Fitzgerald has consistently demonstrated a deep passion for education and a genuine commitment to his students’ success.
News 2023 June 13
Three Trinity School of Engineering Researchers among 47 teams awarded National Challenge funding


Three Trinity School of Engineering Researchers among 47 teams awarded National Challenge funding
Simon Harris, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, has today (12 June) welcomed 47 new teams to compete in the €65 million fund to work on solutions to major environmental and societal issues.
News 2023 June 12
Information Session | Postgraduate Diploma in Sustainable Energy and the Environment 23/06/23 at 1pm
Join us for a virtual information session, as we delve into the exciting field of sustainable energy and the environment. This webinar aims to provide a comprehensive overview of our esteemed Diploma Programme in Sustainable Energy and the Environment, designed for professionals and graduates seeking to make a meaningful impact in the renewable energy sector.
News 2023 June 8
Trinity’s School of Engineering Inaugural International Workshop on Quantum Algorithms, Machine Learning and Control


Trinity’s School of Engineering Inaugural International Workshop on Quantum Algorithms, Machine Learning and Control
Trinity College Dublin’s School of Engineering is excited to announce the First International Workshop on Quantum Algorithms, Machine Learning and Control, which will take place on 22-23 June, 2023 from 9:30am at Trinity College Dublin’s Simon Perry Building, in the Demonstration Theatre.
News 2023 June 2
Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering is proud to host the Cycling and Society Research Group Annual Symposium 2023
Register Now for the Cycling and Society Research Group Annual Symposium 2023 taking place on the 7th and 8th of September
News 2023 May 30
Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering Showcases Innovations at SUGAR Summer EXPO


Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering Showcases Innovations at SUGAR Summer EXPO
Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering is preparing to showcase its students’ cutting-edge innovations at the highly anticipated SUGAR EXPO 2023 on 6th June
News 2023 May 29
Information Session | Postgraduate Diploma in Engineering for Climate Action 16/06/23 at 1pm
Join us for this exclusive Information Session, where you will have the opportunity to learn about our programme and meet our faculty members.
News 2023 May 24
Professor Ciaran Simms Honoured with Best Oral Presentation Award at CMBBE 2023 Symposium
Trinity College Dublin’s School of Engineering researcher, Professor Ciaran Simms, has been recognised for his work in the field of biomechanics.
News 2023 May 19
MPhil in Music and Media Technology Information Session 30/05/23 at 3pm


MPhil in Music and Media Technology Information Session 30/05/23 at 3pm
Join us for our MPhil in Music and Media Technology, which will take place on 30th May, 2023 at 3pm, where you will have the opportunity to learn about our programme and meet our faculty members. Register Here.
News 2023 May 12
Trinity College Dublin’s School of Engineering is proud to announce the success of its students at the Smarter Travel Student Awards Ceremony.
The awards, organised by the National Transport Authority (NTA) and Transport for Ireland, recognise the innovative and sustainable transport ideas generated by students across the country.
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Trinity School of Engineering Professor addresses Roundtable Discussion on the Future of STEM and Gender in Irish Education.


Dr Sarah Mc Cormack, a Professor in Energy Engineering at the Department of Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering, was invited to speak to the Oireachtas on the topic of STEM and gender in education.
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Trinity College Dublin hosts 50 Transition Year students for STEPS Engineers Week as employers aim to bridge engineering skills gap.
Trinity College Dublin’s School of Engineering recently hosted 50 Transition Year students for three days to take part in seminars, field trips, and engineering workshops to encourage interest in the field of engineering.
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Trinity researchers sweep Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine Engineering Society awards
Three Biomedical Engineering School of Engineering members have received prestigious awards at the TERMIS-EU 2023 meeting dedicated to tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.
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SFI Grant awarded for Smart Radio research


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SFI Grant awarded for Smart Radio research
Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) awards grant to School of Engineering Assistant Professor Arman Farhang, supporting the development of novel technologies enabling communication through blockage in millimeter wave (mmWave) systems by creating smart radio environments.
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Junior Sophister Trip to London
25 students and 3 staff spent two days in London, visiting various sites of engineering interest, as well as enjoying some reading week downtime.
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The IEEE Student Branch of Trinity College Dublin has Announced the Successful Conclusion of its Inaugural IEEE Threesis Event
The event, which is the annual event of the local IEEE Student Branch, is aimed at post-graduate students and researchers who are invited to present an accessible 3-minute presentation of their research.
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‘Team Phoenix’ soars as Trinity researchers win Air Quality Data Hack 2023 Event


‘Team Phoenix’ soars as Trinity researchers win Air Quality Data Hack 2023 Event
Six researchers from Trinity’s Schools of Engineering and Computer Science and Statistics scooped the top prize of €1500 as winners of the recent Air Quality Data Hack 2023 Event.
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Enterprise Ireland Commercialisation Fund | Recycling Energy Hidden in Existing Wastewater Treatment Systems
Trinity College Dublin’s School of Engineering has announced a new research project aimed at recycling energy hidden in existing wastewater treatment systems.
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The REDMAP project | Final Workshop: Measuring, Modelling and Projecting Real Vehicular Emission Levels of Key Pollutants from in-use vehicles in Dublin | 14th March
Follow the link to find out more and to register for the event.
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The Dŵr Uisce project | Final Event: Delivering Solutions for the Sustainability of the Water-Energy Nexus | 7th March


Follow the link to find out more and to register for the event.
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SFI National Challenge Fund: Lumiscarb – Decarbonising Energy Systems and the Atmosphere by Capturing CO₂ and Converting it into Sustainable Biofuels using Solar Energy.
Follow-up to our SFI National Challenge Fund news: Focusing Dr Subhash Chandra and Dr Liwen Xiao’s research.
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SFI National Challenge Fund: Trinity College Dublin DRIVE – Improving Thermal Management of Batteries in Electric Vehicles.
Follow-up to our SFI National Challenge Fund news: Focusing Dr Seamus O’Shaughnessy and Dr Daniel Trimble’s research.
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SFI National Challenge Fund: Low-Cost Fish-Friendly Micro Hydropower Energy Storage.
Follow-up to our SFI National Challenge Fund news: Focusing on Professor Aonghus Mc Nabola’s team’s research.
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SEAI awards funding for School of Engineering research into the sustainable removal of ammonium from wastewater.
The Sustainable Energy Authority Ireland (SEAI) has awarded funding to Professor Muhammad Ali from the Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering for a new project aimed at developing a sustainable process to remove ammonium from wastewater.
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SFI National Challenge Fund: Methane Biofilter – biofiltration of methane generated from on-site wastewater treatment systems.
Follow-up to our SFI National Challenge Fund news: Focusing on Dr Muhammad Ali and Prof. Laurence Gill’s research.
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Six School of Engineering research teams shortlisted for the SFI National Climate Challenge Fund
Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering is celebrating after 6 of its teams were shortlisted for the SFI National Climate Challenge Fund.
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Applications Now Open for Eric and Barbara Kinsella Scholarships


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Applications Now Open for Eric and Barbara Kinsella Scholarships
Trinity College Dublin School of Engineering is excited to announce that applications are now open for the Eric and Barbara Kinsella Scholarships. These scholarships were established by Eric and Barbara Kinsella with the goal of supporting talented engineering students in reaching their full potential.
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MAI Civil Engineering and Trinity Access Programme graduate publishes research on reducing transport carbon emissions
The Centre for Transport Research, Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, has released a new research paper that examines the potential impacts of fully electrifying taxi fleets in Dublin.
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Trinity duo from the School of Engineering win ERC Proof of Concept grants
Drs Sarah McCormack and David Finlay have won highly competitive Proof of Concept grants and will now use the funds to take their ground-breaking research ideas towards exciting, impactful innovations.
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Five students receive first Three Ireland Connect to STEM scholarships for women


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Five students receive first Three Ireland Connect to STEM scholarships for women
Trinity College Dublin has announced the first five student recipients of Three Ireland Connect to STEM Scholarships for Women at an evening ceremony on Monday December 5th.
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Professor Richard Reilly awarded Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland
Professor Richard Reilly was recently awarded Honorary Fellowship of the  Royal College of Physicians of Ireland for his research contribution in  biomedical engineering which has had led to clinical  impact.
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PhD students win prizes at Biomedical Engineering conferences
Biomedical Engineering PhD students win prizes at recent Biomedical Engineering conferences
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Pioneering system ensures money doesnt follow water down the drain


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Pioneering system ensures money doesnt follow water down the drain
Prof Aonghus McNabola, project lead of Dŵr Uisce, has been working with National Trust Cymru and researchers from Trinity and Bangor University on a pioneering heat recovery system at Penrhyn Castle. Results show it reduces energy consumption by 230 kWh per month, equivalent to £1,770 per annum in heat savings.
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Professor Roger West elected to Fellowship of the Institute of Concrete  Technology
Professor Roger West was elected to Fellowship of the Institute of Concrete Technology at a symposium held on 7th October in the Davenport Hotel. The symposium celebrated the 50th anniversary of  the Institute of Concrete Technology and was supported by the Irish Concrete Society.
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Formula Trinity Team wins three awards at this years Formula Student competition


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Formula Trinity Team wins three awards at this years Formula Student competition
After completing in the Formula Student Class 1 and the FS-A1 categories, Formula Trinity have brought home the Aston Martin x Racing Pride Diversity and Inclusion Award, the Allan Staniforth Best Newcomer Award and the Best Real World AI
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Mechanical Engineering student, Mikhail Vaganov, takes part in Summer School Alpach 2022

Mikhail Vaganov, a current Senior Sophister Mechanical and Manufacturing student, was one of 60 students and graduates in engineering and science from ESA’s Member and Associate States to be selected to take part in the prestigious Summer School Alpach in July 2022.
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UNESCO Earth Futures Festival


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UNESCO Earth Futures Festival

A film about karst hydrology created by Prof. Laurence Gill has made it to the final of the UNESCO Earth Futures Festival. The film, funded by the SFI iCRAG research centre (https:www.icrag-centre.org/), is based on an original choral composition called (Inception Horizon) sang by the Mellow Tonics choir in the Museum Building just before lockdown started a couple of years ago. It is in the Geoscience Professional category and can be viewed at this link. https://www.earthfuturesfestival.com/the-films/finalist-films. There is a Peoples Popular Choice award which you can vote for at this link. https:// www.earthfuturesfestival.com/peoples-choice. Please support Inception Horizon.
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Trinity Engineering Students win TFI Smarter Travel Student Awards


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Trinity Engineering Students win TFI Smarter Travel Student Awards

Trinity Engineering Students win TFI Smarter Travel Student Awards.Maël Bommec, Shane Murphy, Katherine Bolger, Bill Dempsey, Colin Gaffney, Ayush Mukherjee, Emma Patterson, Alastair Philp made up a winning team with their project "ROTATE" .A second winning team of Rhys Farrington, Aeda Ismail, Zachary Barte, Stephen Lowe, Oscar Langan, Jim Hickey, Jim Meaney and Emer Muldon took home a prize for their "Bull Lock" design.
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Researchers, led by Professor Breiffni Fitzgerald, to use machine learning techniques to optimise wind farm performance


Researchers from Trinity, led by Dr Breiffni Fitzgerald, Ussher Assistant Professor in the School of Engineering, will use Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) funding of around €500,000 with machine learning techniques to optimise wind farm performance.
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Groundwater in the spotlight on World Water Day
Dr Bruce Misstear, Fellow Emeritus in Trinity’s School of Engineering, is one of the contributors to the 2022 UN World Water Development Report, which was launched yesterday at the opening ceremony of the World Water Forum in Senegal..
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€1 million to support renewable energy and decarbonising transport research
Researchers from the Civil, Structural and Environmental Department are leading two new projects funded by the Government of Ireland through the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI).
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2021-22 Intel Masters Bursaries announced


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2021-22 Intel Masters Bursaries announced
Congratulations to Masters students Emilie Raymond, Charlotte Meuly and Karl Weldon who were awarded 2021/2022 Intel Masters Bursaries for work based on their final year project research.
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Profs. Paul Johnston and Laurence Gill from the Department of Civil,  Structural and Environmental Engineering to speak at COP26 event - the UNEP  Peatlands Pavilion at COP26
Profs. Paul Johnston and Laurence Gill from the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering are speaking at a COP26 event - the UNEP Peatlands Pavilion at COP26 - Wednesday November 10th. They will be talking about the role of ecohydrology in peat forming wetland systems in relation to understanding the unique biodiversity of such ecosystems as well as being able to uptake and store atmospheric carbon.
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Trinity begins work to add 1,600 student places to tackle society’s problems

Trinity College Dublin turned the sod on a project that will create 1,600 new student places in STEM subjects in the coming years. Work will now begin on the Martin Naughton E3 Learning Foundry which will be built on the university’s existing historic campus.
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Prof Roger West elected Chairperson of the Irish Concrete Society
The Irish Concrete Society is pleased to announce that Prof Roger West was elected Chairperson at the AGM on 9th June 2021.
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Tim Persoons and Sajad Alimohammadi win the 2020 Harvey Rosten Award for Excellence
The Harvey Rosten Award for Excellence was awarded  in recognition of achievements in the field of thermal analysis of electronic equipment.
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Kinsella Challenge-Based E3 awards go to four multi-disciplinary projects


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Kinsella Challenge-Based E3 awards go to four multi-disciplinary projects
Professor David O Connell is leading one of four innovative multi-disciplinary research projects at Trinity College Dublin which will share a total of €2 million in funding in the inaugural Kinsella Challenge-Based E3 Multi-Disciplinary Project Awards.
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Irish Researchers Win Prestigious ICE Publishing Award
A group of Irish researchers from TCD, UCC and  UCD has won the prestigious Reed and Mallik Medal in the field of Urban Design and Planning in the ICE  Publishing Awards 2021. Each year, the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) recognise  the works published in ICE Publishing journals over the previous year, which  have been nominated by each editorial advisory panel or board.
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Biomedical Engineering student qualifies for 2022 World Athletics Championships