Bachelor of Science in Computing with Software Development/Information Technology Management

You’ll get hands-on from day one with real-world projects, software tools, and teamwork using the same resources you’ll find in industry. Alongside programming and IT fundamentals, you’ll use dedicated labs, peer tutoring, and placement opportunities to build practical skills and confidence.

Practical Experience Includes:

Labs & Computing Learning Centre: Access to high‑tech electronic/computer laboratories in Bolton Street, Blanchardstown, Tallaght, as well as the Computing Learning Centre offering free peer tuition on programming, algorithms, databases, etc.

High‑Performance Computing Nexus Lab: Work with state‑of-the-art HPC clusters, supercomputing software, parallel programming, and big data analytics software

Applied Intelligence Research Centre (AIRC): Engage in real-world data, NLP, ML, and cybersecurity research projects with the collaboration of SFI, Enterprise Ireland & CeADAR

Capstone & Group Projects: During years 2 and 3, you'll develop agile-based team projects in software development, IT systems, cloud solutions, and AI—mirroring professional workflows

Industry Placements & Internships: While integrated across streams, you can opt to complement study through internship-type placements, making the most of the university's strong links with local tech employers and AWS-connected opportunities

Tour TU Dublin's entire range of labs, workshops, and research facilities here: https://www.tudublin.ie/explore/faculties-and-schools/computing-digital-data/ (Facilities & Research sections)

This mix of labs, projects, mentoring, and placement makes you stand out—actually converting theoretical knowledge into work-ready skills

Graduates from the BSc in Computing (General Entry) at TU Dublin enjoy strong career outcomes, stepping into roles such as Software Developer, Cloud Engineer, Data Scientist, and IT Consultant within months of graduating. And with TU Dublin’s powerful industry connections, you’ll be primed to launch a technology career with confidence:

• Career & Graduate Services — The Career Development Centre (Jobscene & Placement Registry) delivers one-to-one CV checking, interview practice, and high-priority access to technology internships and graduate roles
• Employment Stats & Salaries — 78% of TU Dublin Level‑8 graduates in full-time employment after nine months — the highest in Dublin and second highest in Ireland; average entry pay for tech graduates over €35,000–€40,000 per year
• University–Industry Partnerships — Intern pipeline connected with Amazon AWS, SAP, Fidelity, Bank of America, IBM, Deloitte, Google, Accenture and others; six-month paid placements integrated in Year 3
• Long-Term Accreditation & Reputation — Outcomes ranked among the highest tech degrees in Ireland; TU Dublin is #1 in Dublin in employability

Here's how TU Dublin helps your future:

Career Services: CV/interview guidance and job vacancies through Jobscene

Industry Placements: Voluntary paid six-month Year 3 internship

Strong Employer Network: Connections with top international and domestic technology businesses

Graduate Outcomes: 78% full-time employment after 9 months with competitive entry-level salaries

Alumni & Accreditation: Access to a global TU Dublin alumni and a degree accredited at NFQ Level 8

Further Academic Progression:

After completing this degree, you can continue to advanced master's degrees like MSc Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Cybersecurity, or go to postgraduate research (PhD) using the research facilities of the university, for instance, AIRC or the HPC Nexus Lab.