Dublin City University

Dublin City University was established in 1975 at the Northside of Dublin, Ireland. DCU enrols more than 7000 undergraduate, graduate and research students with an academic staff of over 500. DCU’s campus has an InterFaith Centre, a medical centre, counselling corner and a disability service centre. There is also a Dublin City University Language Services & a Clinic, which are operated by DCU. DCU comprises of four main academic units: School of Education, School of Humanities & Social Science, School of Computing and School of Engineering. DCU has state of the art research facilities including television & sound studios, computer laboratories & networking facilities, language & laboratories, video conference room and graphic laboratories. Researches at DCU are conducted in fields like Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Engineering. The research team operating on sensors at the National Centre for Sensor Research is widely considered to be one of the best in the whole world.

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