The DCU School of Electronic Engineering (Scoil na hInnealtóireachta Leictreonaí DCU) was established in the 1980s and continues to provide top level education to both undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Recognised nationally and internationally for the outstanding quality of our courses and our research, we focus on preparing students to pursue a broad range of careers in the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector in the areas of electronic, computer, and mechatronic engineering.
1st
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IN IRELAND FOR GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT RATE
Top 100
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YOUNG UNIVERSITIES WORLDWIDE
Est. 1985
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FOUR DECADES OF ENGINEERING
Top Ranked
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IRISH YOUNG UNIVERSITY
Bridging the gap between machine learning and the physical world.
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Mastering the ecosystem from the silicon up to the network.
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Architecting the next generation of global network connectivity.
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Leading the convergence of photonic and electronic systems in telecommunications and sensing.
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Designing the fabrication processes and high-performance analog/digital/mixed signal integrated circuits that underpin the global economy, data centers and artificial intelligence (AI).
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A multidisciplinary field investigating how users interact with technology covering mobile, web, and virtual systems, to make interfaces more intuitive, accessible, and efficient.
Four-year honours degrees in electronic, computer and mechatronic engineering, with the option of a fifth year to masters level.
Flexible one-year taught masters — customise your own MEng/MSc or specialise in an advanced major.
Routes for international students to study engineering at DCU, including collaborative and exchange pathways.
6-10 months
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IN INDUSTRY, IN YEAR THREE
30+ years
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OF WORK PLACEMENTS
Glasnevin, Dublin 9, Ireland
