DCU Campuses

All Hallows Campus, situated in Drumcondra, is a smaller but significant part of Dublin City University. Historically a theological college, it became part of DCU in 2016 and now focuses on programs related to theology, philosophy, and social justice. The campus offers a peaceful and reflective environment, ideal for the study of subjects that require deep thought and ethical consideration. Its historic buildings and tranquil grounds provide a unique backdrop for academic pursuits.

• Theology and Religious Studies: Courses exploring religious traditions, ethics, and spirituality.
• Philosophy: Studies in moral philosophy, metaphysics, and critical thinking.
• Social Justice and Community Engagement: Programs focused on peace studies, human rights, and community development.

All Hallows Campus is dedicated to fostering dialogue on issues of faith, ethics, and social responsibility. It attracts students and researchers who are passionate about making a positive impact on society through understanding cultural and religious diversity. The campus also serves as a center for lifelong learning, offering part-time and certificate courses for community members. Its integration into DCU has allowed for interdisciplinary collaboration with other campuses, enriching the academic experience. The campus hosts seminars, workshops, and public lectures that address contemporary global challenges. Located near St. Patrick’s Campus, it benefits from shared resources while maintaining its distinct identity. All Hallows Campus remains a vital space for intellectual and spiritual exploration within the DCU network.

The Glasnevin Campus is the main campus of Dublin City University (DCU) and serves as the hub for a wide range of academic programs and research activities. It is home to the majority of DCU’s faculties and schools, offering a diverse array of undergraduate and postgraduate courses across multiple disciplines. Students at this campus benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, including modern lecture halls, laboratories, and libraries, as well as a vibrant student life with numerous clubs and societies.

• Business: Programs in accounting, finance, marketing, and management through the DCU Business School.
• Engineering and Computing: Cutting-edge courses in electronic engineering, computer science, and data analytics.
• Science and Health: Degrees in biotechnology, chemistry, physics, nursing, and sport science.
• Humanities and Social Sciences: Studies in communications, law, politics, and international relations.
• Education: Teacher training and educational studies through the Institute of Education.

This campus is particularly renowned for its focus on innovation and technology, with strong industry links that provide students with practical experience and internship opportunities. The interdisciplinary approach at Glasnevin encourages collaboration across faculties, fostering a dynamic learning environment. Research centers on this campus also contribute to advancements in areas such as artificial intelligence, sustainable energy, and health technologies. With its location in north Dublin, the campus is easily accessible and offers a supportive community for both local and international students. The Glasnevin Campus continues to grow, with ongoing developments to enhance facilities and accommodate an increasing student population.

St. Patrick’s Campus, located in Drumcondra, is a key part of Dublin City University, primarily focused on education and humanities. This campus has a rich history, originally established as a teacher training college before merging with DCU. It offers a serene and historic setting for students, with beautiful architecture and green spaces that create an inspiring learning environment. The campus is well-equipped with modern facilities while retaining its traditional charm, making it a unique place to study.

• Education: Comprehensive programs for primary and secondary teacher training, as well as educational leadership and policy studies.
• Humanities: Courses in English literature, history, theology, and religious studies.
• Social Sciences: Studies in psychology, sociology, and community development.

The campus is particularly renowned for its contributions to teacher education in Ireland, producing highly skilled educators who shape the future of the country’s education system. St. Patrick’s Campus also emphasizes research in educational methodologies and social issues, fostering a deep understanding of societal challenges. Its close-knit community provides personalized support to students, ensuring a nurturing academic experience. The campus hosts various cultural and academic events throughout the year, enriching student life. With its proximity to the city center, students have easy access to Dublin’s amenities while enjoying the quieter, more focused atmosphere of Drumcondra. St. Patrick’s Campus continues to play a vital role in DCU’s mission to transform lives and societies through education and research.