Engineering courses in Ireland

New four year honours degree for students interested in working as engineers within the agricultural industry in Ireland and overseas.

New, four year honours degree designed to equip graduates with a broad range of biological and engineering skills

Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering; ; ; ; Civil Engineering is about creating, improvingand protecting the environmentin which we live. Most people would be surprised by how much Civil Engineering affects their daily lives – from the water that you drink, to the school that you attend, to the energy that powers your mobile…

Designed in association with the Institute of Industrial Engineers the qualification is a one-year part-time learning top-up degree at NFQ Level 7 validated by QQI. It provides key competencies in the area of Industrial Engineering and related subjects. These skills are vital in the effective management and efficient organisation of a multiplicity of national and…

Graduates in Mechanical engineering combine the basic knowledge of physical sciences and engineering education with experience and expertise to invent, design and manufacture, run and maintain mechanical systems equipment and tools in all branches of industry including in: Product Design, Machine Design, Agriculture & Food Industry, Energy Generation, General Manufacturing Planning & Management , Medical…

This four-year degree course aims to provide each student with the education and training necessary for entry into the construction and property industry as a professional Architectural Technologist.

The need for qualified Thermal Bridge Modellers arises from the requirement for increased performance of buildings under the Part L of the Building Regulations. Thermal bridge modelling is a complex process which demands an understanding of applied building physics principles and an ability to use a variety of inter-related calculation software applications to measure performance…

CAO Code: DC195 Understanding Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering go hand in hand but each is quite distinct. Mechanical Engineering focuses on the design, manufacture and operation of products that have moving parts. Aircraft, automobiles, more fuel efficient systems and cheaper electricity all come to mind. Manufacturing Engineering meanwhile concentrates on convering…

CAO Code: DC197 Contact: Dr Caitriona Lally, caitriona.lally@dcu.ie Tel: +353 1 700 7608 Room: S386 Understanding Biomedical Engineering The world of medicine is evolving and expanding rapidly, with new treatments and new diseases appearing all the time. Similarly, the number of medical devices needed to apply these treatments and fight these diseases is growing. From…

Award: Specialist Diploma; Qualification: NFQ Level 9 Minor Award Delivery: ; Blended & Online; Duration: ; 9 months (2 semesters); Attendance: ; One evening per week (Wednesday) from 6pm to 9pm; Start Date: January 2020 Enquiries: ; ulearning@ul.ie

The aim of this programme is to enable students who already hold a relevant Technician Diploma qualification at Pass or Merit (Lower Division) levels to proceed to a Degree in one of four engineering disciplines.

This programme is a three year part-time higher level certificate in Building Services Engineering and is awarded at FETAC level 6. The accredited programme meets the academic requirements for the status of Engineering Technician with both the Institution of Engineers Ireland and the Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers. The programme modules are delivered with…

This part-time programme has been developed by DIT in collaboration with the Institution of Fire Engineers (Republic of Ireland branch) and is an ordinary degree programme in Fire Engineering (QQI level 7) which is aimed at members of the fire services and the fire safety/engineering sector in general. The programme runs over four stages, and…

All Companies face increasing pressure to cut costs and improve profitability as they strive to be successful in global markets. Maintenance is key to this success as it contributes significantly to maximising asset life, minimising lifecycle costs, risk management, project management, financial management, safety management, environmental management and all while staying focused on organisational goals.

… motivated to study an undergraduate engineering or computing degree in Ireland but do not have the English language competency or that their education system is not aligned with the Irish leaving certificate.

The course is taught primarily through lectures, practicals, and tutorials. A significant emphasis is placed on project and experimental work with site visits and field trips making up an integral part of the coursework. There is a continuing regional, national and international requirement for structural engineers with a knowledge of construction. Students may use appropriate…

Structural Engineering is the science and art of designing civilengineering facilities so that they can safely resist the forcesto which they may be subjected. All structures from bridgesto buildings, harbours to airports, must be able to meetthese requirements. Structural Engineers aim to design thesestructures with safety, economy and elegance.

There is a mandatory work placement module for a minimum of 10 weeks at the end of the third year. However, in most instances the company will extend this over the summer up to six months in total. The student will be placed in an energy related industry, consultancy, government agency (SEAI), or research group.…

The Higher National Certificate in Manufacturing Engineering provides learners with work-related skills, an appreciation of industry requirements and knowledge and understanding of manufacturing engineering. The course has been designed to provide education and training of manufacturing principals to engineers/technicians in the areas of manufacturing systems design. It delivers knowledge and skills in a broad range…