2024

Graduate Exhibition

The graduating class of students for 2024 launch their show on 30 May at the East Quad building on the Grangegorman city centre campus as part of the GradX Show from the schools of Media, and Art & Design.

The show runs until Saturday, 8 June, opening daily 10-5pm, though closed on Sunday 02 June.

Check out the Work

Photography

The BA Photography is a 4 year full-time honours degree. The aim of the course is to provide learners with an integrated education and experience which allows them to practice professionally at a committed level of excellence in the area of photography and related fields. The course provides a critical, theoretical and practical foundation for those who wish to study photography, media practices and visual culture.

Our graduates are critical thinkers and socially-engaged practitioners, equipped with excellent technical skills and transferable soft skills to enable them to be effective and flexible image-makers in the visual arts, commercial sector and broader media environment.

Keep up with the day to day of life on the degree programme via our Instagram feed…

Peter Maybury and his colleagues in the School of Art and Design are showing us a small collection of works on paper. It is so cool to get to see such a range of stuff. @tudublin
The scaffolding has come down on the new Academic Centre and Library on the Grangegorman campus. I can’t wait to see the inside. @tudublin #highereducation #voteforthepeoplewhowillfundhighereducation
It is still a lot of fun to help people discover the fun of film fotography. Alliteration aside, the craft and technique of making images this way allows people to see more in their digital image making. @tudublin #tudublinphotography #filmphotograph
Talents 2024 now on at PMI- @photomuseumirl . In the show are TU Dublin graduates @db_photo_3 and @patrykgizicki along with @spencer_glover_photos . It’s a fascinating show that demonstrates how visual culture in Ireland has embraced photograp
Whew! It’s a busy week already. Yesterday the First year students were processing and printing 35 mm black and white film. What is the point, you ask, in this digital age? Well, we think it makes for more thoughtful, creative, and accomplished
Mairtin and Slava setting up the 5x4 Sinar to make a portrait of Oscar. Our 2nd year students are spending the semester working on constructing narratives in front of the camera. #sinar #viewcamera #largeformat @tudublin #erasmusstudent
The new Academic Hub and Library in Grangegorman looks like it is getting closer to completion. The historic North House is integrated with the new structure. I can’t wait to see the inside. @tudublin #grangegorman
Holy mackerel! Whew! This year’s Higher Options just ended and I’m exhausted after just one morning. It was great to see and talk with so many young people trying to decide on where to go and what to do. @tudublin #tudublinphotography
I’m heading to the Higher Options event in the RDS in Dublin to talk with prospective students. As a student I’ve attended three different third level institutions and taught at four different ones. Maybe I know a bit about this process&h
Shane Lynam @shanelynam sharing his experience of creating the project “Pebbledash Wonderland.” Thanks Shane! #irishphotography #tudublinphotography @tudublin @museum_of_photography_ireland