New Materials & Devices - Research
At TU Dublin, you will develop as a creative, critical and independent researcher and in line with Ireland’s National Framework for Doctoral Education, you will have opportunities to develop and practice a range of key transversal skills, including research skills, ethics and social understanding, communication skills, personal development and career management.
| Award Name | Degree - Doctoral (Level 10 NFQ) |
|---|---|
| NFQ Classification | Major |
| Awarding Body | Technological University Dublin |
| NFQ Level | Level 10 NFQ |
| Award Name | Degree - Masters (Level 9 NFQ) |
| NFQ Classification | Major |
| Awarding Body | Technological University Dublin |
| NFQ Level | Level 9 NFQ |
| Award Name | NFQ Classification | Awarding Body | NFQ Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Degree - Doctoral (Level 10 NFQ) | Major | Technological University Dublin | Level 10 NFQ |
| Degree - Masters (Level 9 NFQ) | Major | Technological University Dublin | Level 9 NFQ |
Further information
Interested candidates can submit an Expression of Interest Form and propose their own project or Find a Project proposed by one of our expert supervisors.
Find a project at https://www.tudublin.ie/research/postgraduate-research/prospective-students/find-a-project/
Candidates will also need to submit transcripts of the results of their academic qualifications and English proficiency test score (if applicable). The Academic and English language criteria are described in the Graduate Research Regulations.
At TU Dublin, you will develop as a creative, critical and independent researcher and in line with Ireland’s National Framework for Doctoral Education, you will have opportunities to develop and practice a range of key transversal skills, including research skills, ethics and social understanding, communication skills, personal development and career management. Our graduates are engaged, enterprising, enquiring and experts in their chosen subject discipline, competencies that they apply in industry and the professions, providing solutions to global challenges and making demonstrable contributions to society and the economy.
Many of the most pressing scientific problems humans currently face are due to the limitations of the materials that are available and, as a result, breakthroughs in materials science are likely to have a significant impact on the future of technology.
Developments in materials science have led to many crucial breakthroughs. Our research teams at TU Dublin have been at the forefront in driving change in several key sectors, including healthcare, manufacturing, diagnostics, sensor technology, and new drug treatments and products.
Materials science holds the key to making our environment safer, healthier, cleaner, and more efficient, and developments in novel environmental monitoring systems is seen as an integral part of the implementation of climate change policies/agreements and enhancing the sustainability of the planet and its people.