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Second level students
Did you know...
- Students in third year of our DT081 Honours Degree in Computer and Communications Engineering have an opportunity to spend half of each week in paid employment with big name companies!
- Accommodation is available through the DIT student accommodation scheme. Reserve your place now!
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Watch the YouTube video of DIT student life.
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Watch a YouTube presentation from our Engineering Faculty
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Details of all the School's programmes and modules.
Thinking of coming to study with us?
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For answers to questions about Computer Engineering, Electronic Engineering or Communications Engineering call our helpline on (01)402-4665 or (01)402-4577, or email info@electronics.dit.ie.
Full-time undergraduate programmes
- B.Eng.Tech. in Electronics and Communications (DT008, 3 years).
- B.E. in Computer and Communications Engineering (DT081, 4 years). (Young Women in Engineering' Scholarships)
- B.E. in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (DT021, 4 years).
- Ordinary Degree/Higher Certificate in Network Technologies (DT089, 2-3 years)**NEW COURSE**
- B.Eng.Tech. in Electronic and Computer Systems (DT080, 1 year for graduates of DT089 or equivalent).
Postgraduate programmes
Part-time programmes
Upgrade your qualifications in your spare time.
Find out about Engineering@DIT in the EngZone.
Did you know - the website for the oldest public library in Ireland, Marsh's Library, is maintained and hosted by the DIT's School of Electronic and Communications Engineering. Staff and students of the School created the first website in 1996, placing the library's complete catalogue on the internet. The library was built beside St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, in 1701, and is still in the same building.
