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Dublin
Institute of Technology (DIT)
The
Dublin Institute of Technology has a long history of providing
education up to the highest levels for over 100 years. The Institute
currently offers an extensive range of undergraduate programmes at
Certificate, Diploma and Bachelor Degree levels and Postgraduate
programmes at Diploma, Master and Doctoral levels. Today DIT has an
enrolment of almost 10,000 full-time third-level students pursuing
eighty programmes. In total there are more than 20,000 students
(including postgraduate, part-time and apprentice students) attending
DIT which is the largest enrolment in a higher education institution
in the Republic of Ireland. DIT is a publicly funded institution of
higher education and makes its own awards at Certificate, Diploma,
Degree, Masters and PhD levels. The Dublin Institute of Technology
welcomes international students. The International Student Office
provides information and support for all international applicants and
students.
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Full-time & part-time undergraduate & postgraduate programmes are offered in the fields of Engineering, Technology, Computing, Science, Mathematics, Research, Environmental Planning & Management, Geomatics, Architecture, Construction, Construction Economics and many more |
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Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology
Situated on the West coast of Ireland, Galway-Mayo
Institute of Technology (GMIT) offers programmes from Higher
Certificate to Masters Degree level, under delegated authority from
the Higher Education & Training Awards Council, the statutory body
which oversees third level education outside the university sector
in Ireland. Winner of the 2004 'Sunday Times' Institute of the Year
award, GMIT currently has over 5,000 full-time and nearly 4,000
part-time students spread over its five campuses in Galway city,
Castlebar, Letterfrack and Mountbellew. There are five Schools in
the Institute, Science, Engineering, Hotel and Catering Studies,
Humanities and Business Studies offering over 100 programmes. GMIT
is keen to further develop the international character of the
Institute and welcome enquiries from prospective students. Annual
fee + registration charge is €9,500. Two student villages very close
to the college. Minimum budget to live in Galway for a week is €150.
Galway is a student friendly city with 15,000 students in a city of
65,000.
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Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Hotel & Catering Management -4 years; Bachelor of Business in Hotel & Catering Management -3 years; Bachelor of Business in Tourism and Services Marketing -3 years. |
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Institute of
Technology Tralee
The Institute of Technology, Tralee is a university-level institution. ITT has over 3,500 full-time and part-time students and 250 staff. ITT attracts students from all over Ireland and Europe, and prides itself on its friendly and caring approach to its students. The Institute has a wide range of state-of-the-art facilities to support its teaching, research and development work. The library is a key resource and the Institute is continually investing in computer hardware and software to ensure that ITT students have access to the latest computer facilities.
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Business Studies, Humanities & Social Studies, Hotel, Catering & Tourism, Engineering & Construction, Science & Computing, and Nursing & Healthcare, with progression paths from National Certificate & Diploma to primary degree to Masters to Ph.D. |
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