A new report from Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland on employment opportunities and future skills needs in Ireland's surveying profession has projected a significant shortage of qualified surveyors over the coming years, despite a substantial increase in student enrolment across surveying programmes nationwide. The report, Employment Outlook for the Surveying Profession 2026–2029, examines future demand […]
The Bachelor of Engineering in Building Engineering (Common Entry) at ATU with degree award options in Renewable Energy or Fire Safety Engineering. Hear what Patrick Mangan (ATU Donegal Lecturer) has to say about the programme. Enquire here
Construct Innovate Innovation and Entrepreneurship 2026 webinar series is a five-week programme designed to support the development of ideas from early-stage inspiration through to real-world impact and commercial scale. Titled “From Insight to Impact”, the series runs from March to May 2026 and will explore the full lifecycle of innovation, with a particular focus on […]
Manual welding remains one of the most in-demand skills in construction, combining technical expertise, precision, and practical know-how. For anyone considering a career in the construction or fabrication industries, mastering manual welding opens doors to hands-on roles in building, maintenance, and industrial projects. What Is Manual Welding? Manual welding, also known as stick welding or […]
University of Galway engineering student Nicola Latham has been awarded the Cunningham Civil and Marine Engineering Scholarship. The scholarship supports students studying civil and marine engineering providing financial assistance alongside industry recognition and is awarded based on academic performance and interest in the field. A first-year civil engineering student at University of Galway from Rosenallis, […]
The construction industry in Ireland is thriving, driven by ambitious housing, commercial, and infrastructure projects. For anyone seeking a hands-on, in-demand, and creative trade, plastering offers a perfect pathway. It’s a skill that transforms bare walls and ceilings into smooth, finished surfaces and provides the essential final touch that defines the quality of any build. […]
Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Sligo offers a Level 6 Higher Certificate in Construction Economics. This add-on course is specifically designed for professionals currently working in the construction industry who are seeking to use the experience and knowledge gained to obtain employment in a wide variety of areas such as Site Surveyors, Estimators, Site Clerks, Materials […]
Atlantic Technological University (ATU Sligo) offers a Level 7 Bachelor of Science in Property Services and Facilities Management, delivered through flexible online distance learning over 2 years part-time. This programme is designed for professionals in the property and facilities management sectors who are looking to enhance their skills and qualifications. Why Choose This Programme? Industry-Relevant […]
Digital transformation is picking up pace in the construction and engineering sectors, with professionals increasingly turning to technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline operations and drive innovation. A recent industry survey conducted by Strata, a provider of digital time management and construction solutions, has revealed that nearly nine in ten professionals across construction and […]
As Ireland moves toward a net-zero carbon future, the country’s energy landscape is having a profound impact on construction, facilities management, and long-term economic development. From ambitious climate targets to the transition away from fossil fuels, the energy challenge is now a defining force in how we design, build, and manage our infrastructure. Meeting Ireland’s […]
