Transforming Student Lives

Chloe Ward is a third year student from Coolock, Dublin, studying Computer Applications at DCU. In this piece, she describes...

Lauren Ormsby is a third year student at DCU studying Early Childhood Education. In this piece, Lauren describes how the...

In 2019, four students began their journey to becoming the first Deaf primary school teachers using Irish Sign Language (ISL)...

Eromonsele Clements is a third year Mechatronic Engineering student at DCU. In this piece, he describes how the DCU UFirst...

Playing with Dublin’s minor team, u21 team and senior football team over the last seven years, DCU student, Evan Comerford,...

Originally from Dublin, Ciara Conran graduated from DCU with a BSc in Education and Training in 2010. In this piece,...

Sarah Torrans is a third year General Nursing student at DCU from Knocklyon, Dublin. Sarah manages a busy schedule of...

CitySwift is just one of the successful businesses that has passed through DCU’s UStart programme. Brian O’Rourke, founder and Chief...

Launched in 2018, GiveBack.ie is a passive way to raise funds to end street homelessness in Dublin. By downloading the...

Originally from Cavan, Amy is currently studying a Masters in Climate Change: Policy, Media and Society in DCU after graduating...

Sarah is currently studying a Masters in Social Media Communications after graduating with a BA in Communications Studies at DCU....

DCU Access students embody DCU’s mission to transform lives and societies. Chloe Fowler is just one of these students, who,...

Anne came to Ireland from Nigeria to seek asylum in 2016. She has lived in the direct provision system since...

After several family bereavements, Kim wasn’t sure if she would make it to university. In this piece, Kim explains how...

Jason is a second year student, completing a BA in Religious Education and History at DCU. In this piece, he...

Gemma Treacy from Cloghran is a final year Multimedia student in DCU. After having her daughter at the age of...

Head of Talent at Vodafone, Claudine McMahon, explains why Vodafone were inspired to support DCU’s Access to the Workplace programme...

Sisa Bhebhe came to Ireland from Zimbabwe in 2013 as an asylum seeker. In September 2018, Sisa was able to...

Digicel and DCU Educational Trust have collaborated for a number of years to provide unique work experience for final year...

James McDonald grew up in Ballymun and from an early age hoped to attend the university that he could see...

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