Seeds of Life Science

How we engage with students

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Our Mission

Seeds of Life Science inspires teenage school students to explore STEM and medical technology through hands-on learning, mentorship, and real-world problem-solving. Our mission is to spark curiosity, build confidence, and open pathways for the next generation of medtech innovators.

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How You Can Support Seeds of Life Science

Delivering workshops to local schools

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Donations – Materials

Your donated devices and materials give students real hands-on medtech experience and help spark the next generation of STEM innovators

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Donations – Financial

Your contribution directly fuels access and real-world learning—helping future innovators take their first steps into STEM and medical technology

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Connecting us with local schools

Initially in Mayo/Sligo 2025/2026
Wider Connacht region 2027
Across Ireland 2028

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View Careers and Opportunities

Engineers Ireland

A hands-on engineering experience programme for transition-year students.

Engineers Ireland

FIRST Robotics Ireland

International engineering competition adapted in Ireland. Have an opportunity to build robots, electronics, CAD, 3D printing, and experience engineering.

FIRST Robotics

CoderDojo

Free clubs teaching programming, electronics, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi.

CoderDojo

Tyndall National Institute

Tyndall works in sensors, photonics, and electronics— core technology behind wearables and diagnostics.

Tyndall

College Paths to Explore

University of Galway

Bachelors + Masters in Biomedical Engineering (integrated BE/MEng) University of Galway

Covers biomedical instrumentation, biomaterials, biomechanics, medical-device design, imaging, regulatory aspects, and includes work placements — very hands-on medtech preparation.

University College Dublin (UCD)

BE in Biomedical Engineering (undergraduate) UCD+1
Coursework includes medical device design, biomechanics, neural/recovery engineering, rehabilitation engineering — good foundation for medtech device design.

Trinity College Dublin (TCD)

Biomedical Engineering (undergraduate) Trinity College Dublin+1
Offers modules in biomechanics, biomaterials, tissue engineering, medical-device design, medical imaging, and combines engineering with biological/medical sciences. Trinity College Dublin

Munster Technological University (MTU)

Integrated Biomedical Engineering degree (BE + optional masters) Munster Technological University
Includes anatomy/physiology for engineers, biomaterials, tissue engineering, biomechanics, and a “Medical Device Design & Evaluation” project — ideal for students interested in medtech development.