Want to go to college? Don’t have enough points? Sorted…come to DFEi
When summer is over, seaside towns have more to offer than ice-cream cones and candy floss, and the Victorian seaside town of Dún Laoghaire is no exception. In the quiet end, bordering on leafy Monkstown, a restrained revolution is playing out in a modest building on Cumberland Street. The warriors are students and teachers carrying…
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Universal Design at Cork Institute of Technology
Design for all regardless of age, size or ability Read the full CIT 9 page feature online – https://issuu.com/educationmagazine/docs/education_magazine_31-3i By Professor Sean F. O’Leary – Department of Mechanical, Biomedical and Manufacturing Engineering, School of Mechanical, Electrical and Process Engineering, Cork Institute of Technology The application of the principles of universal design – the design and composition of a product,…
Choose Business at UCD
The world of business is ever evolving and UCD Lochlann Quinn School of Business is evolving with it. Our up to date curriculum, excellent teaching facilities and world class academics ensure that our students are prepared for the future, wherever it may take them. The Lochlann Quinn School of Business is the only triple accredited…
Horticulture as a career path
The Teagasc College of Amenity Horticulture is located in the National Botanic Gardens in Dublin’s northside suburb of Glasnevin.
Study for your university degree here in the North West
ON the shores of Lough Gill, and still only minutes from Sligo Town, St. Angela’s College, Sligo offers a wide range of undergraduate degree programmes.
Community spirit at MIC sets it apart from other colleges
Mary Immaculate College (MIC) has many features to recommend it as a great college. Not least among them are leading programmes in the liberal arts, theatre studies, primary and post-primary teacher education and early childhood degrees, two state-of-art campuses in Limerick and Thurles, and a reputation for excellence in learning and research. However, for new…
Tourism – a world of opportunities in an exciting and global industry
Tourism is Ireland’s largest indigenous industry employing 230,000 people nationally, one in every ten of the labour-force. The industry is twice the size of agriculture and far bigger in employment than the construction industry, the IT industry, or the financial services sector. It crucially cannot be outsourced or off-shored and its economic benefits are felt…
Promoting positive mental health in the community
ICHAS (Irish College of Humanities & Applied Sciences) are delighted to be involved in Limerick Mental Health Week, promoting positive mental health in the community.
Study for your university degree here in the North West
ON the shores of Lough Gill, and still only minutes from Sligo Town, St. Angela’s College, Sligo offers a wide range of undergraduate degree programmes.
English-taught Bachelors and Masters in the Netherlands
HAN University of Applied Sciences is located in the historic eastern Dutch cities of Arnhem and Nijmegen. We are an international institution that offers outstanding degree courses to over 34,000 students. Personal and professional development At HAN, we provide an inspiring study environment that is perfectly suited to your personal and professional development. Our classrooms…
