Training Program format & key facts
Organized detailsOverview
Early-stage founders can apply for TU Dublin's free, competitively selected New Frontiers Phase 1 evening programme, running from 6 to 29 October 2026.
Complete training program details
The current Tallaght stream runs across 12 evenings over four weeks, delivered online by Zoom except for three in-person sessions. Phase 1 focuses on testing and validating a startup idea, customer needs, value proposition, strategy and pitching. The separate EUR 17,500 allowance described on the programme page applies to Phase 2 only and is not a Phase 1 benefit.
Eligibility requirements
Early-stage entrepreneurs with an innovative business idea that has scaling and export potential and who are committed to growing the startup.
Tips for this training program
Practical Job and Scholarship guidance. These tips do not replace official rules or create new eligibility requirements.
- Confirm learning outcomes, prerequisites, delivery schedule, assessment requirements and certificate conditions.
- Check whether the training is free, funded, reimbursed or requires a fee and whether attendance is mandatory for completion.
- Verify that the provider and certificate are relevant to your intended academic or professional use.
Verification notes
Official TU Dublin page states this Phase 1 Tallaght stream is open for applications, starts 6 October, finishes 29 October, is free of charge, uses Zoom except for three in-person sessions, and closes applications on 24 September 2026 at 23:45. Phase 2 financial support was deliberately not attributed to Phase 1.
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