Welcome to the Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data in Technological University Dublin offers students from throughout Ireland and around the world and opportunity to study and to learn in the newest University in Ireland's capital city, Dublin. We invite you to watch the brief video above to find out more about Computing, Digital and Data in TU Dublin.
Please navigate this page and the TU Dublin website to find out more about our Faculty and our programmes. If you are unable to find the information you'd like, or if you'd like to express interest in any of our programmes for which registration is not yet open, please complete this contact form.
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data in Technological University Dublin is comprised of four schools, each of which provide programmes in their area of speciality. These schools are:
- School of Computer Science
- School of Enterprise Computing and Digital Transformation
- School of Informatics and Cybersecurity
- School of Mathematics and Statistics
Our programmes are offered across three campuses in Dublin: Grangegorman, Tallaght and Blanchardstown.
Technological University Dublin is Ireland’s first and largest Technological University (founded by bringing together 3 established institutions) and the largest source of Information and Communications Technology graduates for the thriving multi-national technology sector in Ireland.
Our University has over 30,000 students, over 2,500 international students from 140 countries, and educates almost one in five of the students who study in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) disciplines in Ireland.
Graduates of our programmes in Technological University Dublin are equipped with excellent technical skills as well as the interdisciplinary and professional skills needed to work effectively with others, to think critically, to communicate with impact, and to act socially responsibly.
Our graduates are in high demand by industry in Ireland and internationally, where they get the opportunity to pursue rewarding careers as computer scientists, mathematicians, software engineers, data scientists, cybersecurity experts, digital transformation leaders - and many others.
Dublin, is home to over 1 million people including 32,000 international students. It offers a rich cultural experience to its residents and visitors with a history dating back over 1000 years.
Over 900 Information and Communications Technology and Software Companies, including many major multinational organisations, employ technology professionals in Ireland. Because of its importance to the global technology sector, Dublin has been called the “Silicon Valley of Europe”.
Masters Programmes
[See the Computing, Digital and Data Postgraduate Brochure]
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data offers five full-time Masters programmes for students from Ireland and international students from across the globe.
- MSc in Applied Cyber Security
- MSc in Applied Mathematics
- MSc in Computer Science (Advanced Software Development)
- MSc in Computer Science (Data Science)
- MSc in Computing with DevOps
- MSc in Data Analytics
- MSc in Human Centered Artificial Intelligence
Masters Qualifier Programme
Applicants, including International applicants may elect to apply for the Masters Qualifier programme to help prepare for their postgraduate studies.
Part-Time Postgraduate Programmes
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data offers opportunities to students to student for a Masters qualification on a part-time basis. For information about part-time Masters programmes, Postgraduate Certificate Programmes and Higher Diplomas, visit the TU Dublin website section on Postgraduate Study for Computing, Digtial and Data.
Postgraduate Webinar - 13 November 2024
See below a recording of a webinar for international applicants to the Masters programmes in the Faculty that took place on 13 November 2024.
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data offers ten full-time Honours Bachelors Degrees (4 year programmes) to students applying through the Leaving Certificate, Further Education or otherwise in Ireland, and to international students from around the globe. These programmes are:
- BSc (Honours) Cloud Computing
- BSc (Honours) Computer Science
- BSc (Honours) Computer Science (Infrastructure)
- BSc (Honours) Computer Science (International)
- BSc (Honours) Computing
- BSc (Honours) Computing (Information Technology)
- BSc (Honours) Computing with Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
- BSc (Honours) Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
- BSc (Honours) Digital Forensics and Cyber Security
- BSc (Honours) Mathematical Sciences
In addition, the following two and three year full-time programmes are offered by our Faculty:
- BSc Computing
- BSc Computing (Information Technology)
- BSc Digital Forensics and Cyber Security
- Higher Certificate in Computing
- Higher Certificate in Networking Technologies
The Faculty offers part-time undergraduate programmes, as described in the Part-Time section of this page.
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data offers a wide range of part-time programmes, including Major programmes such as Bachelors and Masters programmes, as well as short courses and certificates that can be taken flexibly and online.
Detailed information is available in the Computing, Digital and Data Part-Time section of the TU Dublin website.
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data welcomes applications from students who are interested in pursuing research degrees. Information on how to apply is available in the Postgraduate Research section of the TU Dublin website.
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data offers a wide range of programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate level that are available to international students. Further information on the supports available to international students is available through TU Dublin's International Office.
Throughout the academic year, the Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data runs online meet and greet sessions for our international applicants. If you would like to express interest in finding out more about these sessions or any of our programmes, please complete this form.
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data provides a Computing Learning Centre and a Mathematics Learning Centre to support students from across the University in their Computing and Mathematics studies. Further information is available through the websites of these Centres:
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data is proud to support the global effort towards the achievement of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.
Tech-Ed for Good showcases the work that is taking place in the Faculty in support of this global effort.
The Faculty Executive is the leadership team for the Faculty. You can view the membership on the Faculty Executive webpage.
The Faculty of Computing, Digital and Data can be contacted through the Dean's Office at dean.cdd@tudublin.ie.
Contact details for the Schools in the Faculty are available on the Schools' websites: