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CCT is delighted to be part of and current Chair of HECA. HECA is the recognised voice of independent higher education colleges in Ireland. HECA is an association of 16 privately funded colleges in the country, which works closely with all higher education stakeholders to uphold the highest standards of quality and teaching among its […]

Dublin’s extension to the popular light-rail/tram service LUAS, dubbed the LUAS Cross City, will stop at CCT’s doorstep when the project is complete in 2017. The €368 million Cross City project is linking the LUAS green line which currently runs from St. Stephen’s Green to Bride’s Glen in south County Dublin, and the red line […]

  CCT College Dublin is delighted to participate in the Springboard+ initiative again this year.  For the academic year 2017/2018, the College is providing the part time two year postgraduate award, Higher Diploma in Science in Computing, at Level 8 on the Irish NQF.  This practical, industry-aligned programme is ideal for those looking to upskill within the ICT industry, or to reskill and convert […]

Two hundred permanent jobs will be created with Vodafone Ireland as part of a €60 million investment in a new European sales centre in Dublin. Taoiseach Enda Kenny made the announcment in the Vodafone Ireland’s headquarters in Leopardstown this morning. Mr Kenny said the new offices represented a commitment by Vodafone in Ireland and said […]

The College of Computing Technology calls on Irish students to consider a Tech career ahead of CAO deadline 22 JUNE 2015 – In advance of the CAO change of mind deadline on 01 July, the College of Computing Technology encourages students in across Ireland to consider a career in technology. With 6,000 job vacancies currently […]

The Irish Independent just published a story outlining the benefits of higher education and challenges that the Irish Higher Education sector is facing now. Full story here.

Facebook’s total employment in Ireland is set to hit 1,000 after an announcement of a second European data centre in County Meath data centre will be Facebook’s second in Europe, and one of only five worldwide, putting Ireland at the epicentre of the tech giant’s European data opeations and a major player globally. The move […]

Government Policy Statement – Reform of the International Education Sector, and Student Immigration System The following update, released on May 25, 2015, is targeted mainly at international students.  Please see here the new Irish government Policy Statement on Reform of the International Education Sector and Student Immigration System.  CCT welcomes this Policy, and we believe […]

Enhancing public perception of private higher education was the theme of the 2015 HECA Conference, hosted by the College of Computing Technology. The conference was be opened by Mary Doyle, Deputy Secretary General, Department of Education & Skills, and the Conference Chair Brian Mooney, Guidance Counsellor, Irish Times Education Analyst, and Managing Editor of ‘Education […]

CCT wishes all its staff, students, colleagues, and partners a very happy Easter Break. Please note that the College is closed from 9pm on April 2nd 2015, and will reopen at 8.30am on April 7th 2015.