Founded in 1887, Dublin Institute of Technology has a long and proud tradition of providing education to the highest levels combining the academic excellence of a traditional university with career-focused learning.

Publicly-funded, DIT is a member of the European University Association and offers an extensive range of undergraduate programmes at Bachelor Degree levels and postgraduate programs at Taught Masters, Research Masters and Research PhD Degree levels.
With more than 22,000 students enrolled in full and part-time programs and over 1,000 international students, DIT is one of Ireland’s largest and most innovative institutes of higher education.

DIT has a distinctive approach to teaching and learning and graduates are prepared for global citizenship, capable of adapting to a changing international environment. It incorporates practice-based learning, research using real-life issues, internship in the community or industry, volunteerism, study abroad opportunities, and promotes interdisciplinarity through modularization.

DIT undertakes research that is nationally relevant, internationally competitive and strategically important. It is strongly focused on problem-solving, and on the social and technological development and innovation that advances human knowledge and makes a real impact on people’s life experience.