Mark Reidy, a past pupil of Cólaiste Chiarain, Croom, Co. Limerick is one of 2 students at WIT to be awarded as a winner of the Dairy Master Student Award
read moreCork Institute of Technology (CIT) are collaborating with CDK Global Ireland, a leading global provider of integrated information technology and digital solutions for the worldwide automotive industry
read moreLocally grown trees and timber from Clifden, Westport and Kylemore feature in some pieces
read moreIT Carlow Wexford Campus today launched two new degree courses in Tourism and Event Management to meet the needs of Ireland’s largest employment sector - the country’s €6 billion tourism industry
read moreThe Institute of Technology Tralee has secured over €1.16 million in funding and 472 places under the Government’s Springboard+ initiative for the academic year 2019/2020
read moreIT Sligo offers training in three trade apprenticeships, one in Tool Making, one Carpentry and Joinery and one in Electrical Instrumentation
read moreCyril Morris, James McNamara, Brian Mullarney and Leo Reddy. participated in lecturer exchange whereby AIT lecturers travel to Luoyang and Chinese lecturers are hosted by the Faculty of Engineering &
read moreAs part of Men’s Health Week, Minister Catherine Byrne TD, Minister of State for Health Promotion launched the Men on the Move Evaluation Report earlier this week
read moreUK Irish trade relations were central to Manufacturing Solutions Ireland 2019, as more than 600 visitors, exhibitors, manufacturers and business owners met at the manufacturing supply trade exhibition
read moreLIT Library was delighted to host a recent visit of librarians from Budapest Metropolitan University. The representatives visited Limerick under the Erasmus + programme, June 2019
read moreTreatment of diseases of the back of the eye such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and diabetic eye disease is set to be improved with a €4m EU-funded project led by Waterford Institute of Te
read moreLetterkenny Institute of Technology in collaboration with gteic@Gaoth Dobhair are presenting an information event for local entrepreneurs and companies seeking to learn more about Innovation and Desig
read moreOpen evening on all Springboard upsklling and reskilling courses to take place 19 June, 6pm
read moreMOU aims to increase access and create new pathways into tertiary education
read moreExpressions of interest will be assessed before Minister McHugh is provided with a shortlist of candidates from which the Minister will make his selection
read moreFor the summer months of June, July & August 30 student entrepreneurs will work full-time on their business ideas in the three on-campus incubation facilities
read moreThese new Master’s level courses are designed to directly support innovation in the workplace, to boost the region’s economy and to build personal development and career opportunities
read moreThe creative hub will be a centre of excellence for the development of arts, design & architecture for the region and further afield
read moreWIT’s new Part-time/Flexible Handbook 2019 will be launched at the institute’s Springboard, Part-time & Postgrad Information Evening
read moreThe Head of GMIT’s School of Design and Creative Arts, Dr Paddy Tobin, welcomes the election of visual artist Aideen Barry to Aosdána, the affiliation of creative artists in Ireland
read moreFinal year students of Art’s, Design and Architecture display their talents at the 2nd inaugural Creative Showcase at IT Sligo this week
read moreLimerick Institute of Technology (LIT) is to more than double the amount of third level places it will provide in targeted part-time, evening and blended courses
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology has been awarded €260,000 in capital funding to support replacing end of life equipment used for plumbing and motor trade apprenticeships,
read moreFocus on new technologies, sustainable methods and materials and modernising traditional craft
read moreAs part of Manufacturing Solutions 2019, a professional speed-date-system will introduce suppliers to some of the largest multi-national and indigenous manufacturing companies
read moreThe Memorandum of Understanding aims to see a greater transition of students with disabilities to higher education.
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) Graduate of the BA (Hons) in Social Care Padraic Geoghegan, has been commended by the 2018 Global Undergraduate Awards scheme
read moreEdTech is the annual conference of the Irish Learning Technology Association (ILTA) and is a significant event in the Irish learning and teaching calendar
read moreThese courses are designed and developed in close collaboration with industry partners and provide a dynamic pipeline of job-ready graduates, with up-to-the-minute skills, and valuable qualifications
read moreThe HEA funded summer camps entitled Empower have been designed to help young people from the Mid West develop and grow their innovative, entrepreneurship and creativity skills
read moreA number of new scholarships open to members of both organisations have been announced by GMIT. The scholarships are jointly funded by GMIT and the player associations
read moreDundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with leading production company, Dundara Television & Media to launch a new Television and Media Academy
read moreTech companies must increase their commitment to the professional development of the 5,000 ICT professionals currently employed in the southeast in order to grow and flourish
read moreShe has been very active nationally in the promotion of STEM, and in 2006 co-founded Maths Week, now the biggest maths festival of its kind in the world
read moreThe Graduate Show will open on Saturday (June 1) at 3pm and will continue at the Clare Street Campus, Limerick until June 9
read moreAthlone Institute of Technology ranked fourth overall out of a total of 31 third level universities and institutes of technology at the recent Sport Ireland Sports College of the Year Awards
read moreDemand for Level 6 and Level 7 courses - predominantly offered in institutes of technology - has declined as more students aim for a level 8 honours degree.
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