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institute
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Athlone Institute of Technology
Dublin Road, Athlone, Co. Westmeath
T: 0902 24400 - www.ait.ie
Athlone Institute of Technology was established
in 1970. The principal aim of the Institute is to provide
education and training for the economic, technological,
scientific, commercial, industrial, social and cultural
development of the State, with particular reference to
the midlands.
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Prof. Ciaran O' Cathain
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Institute of Technology Blanchardstown
Blanchardstown Road North
Dublin 15
T: 01 885 1000 - www.itb.ie
Ireland's newest Institute of Technology opened in September
1999 at Blanchardstown in the North-West of Dublin.
The mission of the Institute of Technology Blanchardstown
is to serve its students and the community by meeting the
skills needs in the economy and increasing the level of
participation in third-level education and training in Dublin
North-West and its environs.
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Dr. Mary Meaney
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Institute of Technology Carlow
Kilkenny Road,Carlow
T: 0503 70400 - www.itcarlow.ie
Institute of Technology Carlow was established in 1970.
It is one of Ireland's leading higher education colleges,
providing a broad range of academic programmes in the
fields of Science, Engineering, Technology and Business
Management.
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Dr Ruaidhri Neavyn
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Cork Institute of Technology
Rossa Avenue, Bishopstown
Co. Cork
T: 021 4326100 - www.cit.ie
Cork Institute of Technology is one of the largest and longest
established technological education centres in Ireland.
Its courses span five main fields: Science, Business, Engineering,
Art and Music. The qualifications awarded vary from Post-graduate
Doctorates, to Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates, as well
as thriving and internationally recognised trade craft courses.
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Dr Brendan Murphy
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Dundalk Institute of Technology
Dublin Road, Dundalk
Co. Louth
T: 042 937 0200 - www.dkit.ie
Dundalk Institute of Technology was established in 1970,
autonomous since January 1993 and designated an Institute
of Technology in 1998; it provides education and training
in business, engineering, science, computing, nursing studies,
hospitality and applied cultural studies at a variety of
levels, including degree, national diploma and national
certificate and through full-time and part-time programmes.
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Mr. Denis Cummins
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IADT: Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design &
Technology
Kill Avenue
Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
T: 01 214 4600 - www.iadt.ie
Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology
addresses the needs of the knowledge, media and entertainment
sectors within an interdisciplinary environment that is
based in visual arts, media arts, technology and enterprise.
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Mr. Jim Devine
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Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology
Dublin Road, Galway
T: 091 753 161 - www.gmit.ie
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology was established in 1972.
It became the first Regional Technical College to receive
degree recognition for a course; to inaugurate a joint degree
with a university; to establish an add-on degree; to introduce
work placement as an integral part of some courses; to run
a course through Irish; to organise extra-mural courses
and day seminars; to establish a Research and Consultancy
Unit and to pioneer European Union (EU) student exchanges.
It soon established a national and international reputation
in many fields and became active in applied research and
scholarship. From its inception, the Institute cultivated
Liberal Studies and European languages as well as education
in art and design.
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Ms Marion Coy
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Letterkenny Institute of Technology
Port Rd, Letterkenny, Co Donegal
T: 074 64100 - www.lyit.ie
Letterkenny Institute of Technology has provided third-level
education for over 25 years. When the college was established
in 1971, it was the first third-level institution in Co.
Donegal. The numbers of students and the range of courses
on offer have grown since then, so much so that the college
was extended to two campuses in 1990.
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Mr. Paul Hannigan
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Limerick Institute of Technology
Moylish Park
Limerick
T: 061 208 208 - www.lit.ie
Limerick Institute of Technology offers a wide range of
full-time courses. You can study for Sandwich degrees, or
two year Certificates with an add-on year for Diplomas,
and for some courses, a further add-on year for honours
Degrees. The Institute also caters for Craft Apprentices
who are registered with FAS, and Catering and Hospitality
students registered with CERT.
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Dr. Maria Hinfelaar
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Institute of Technology Sligo
Ballinode, Sligo
T: 071 55222 - www.itsligo.ie
The objectives of the Institute of Technology Sligo is to
develop and provide third level courses which enable our
graduates to contribute to the economic, technological and
cultural developments of our country and which enrich their
personal development.
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Dr. Richard Thorn
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Institute of Technology Tallaght (ITT
Dublin)
Tallaght, Dublin 24
T: 01 4042000 - www.ittdublin.ie
Institute of Technology Tallaght offers a wide range of
full and continuing education courses in business, computing
and information technology, engineering and science. It
emphasises the appropriate use of new technology and the
development of quality systems, and promotes the acquisition
of modern language proficiency. Provides a range of services
to industry and commerce, including short courses, research
and consultancy.
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Dr. Tim Creedon
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Institute of Technology Tralee
Clash, Tralee
T: 066 7145600 - www.ittralee.ie
Institute of Technology Tralee was established in 1977 and
is a university level institution with a range of programmes
from craft to postgraduate level. The Institute offers courses
at Craft, National Certificate, National Diploma, Degree
and Postgraduate level, in the disciplines of Business,
Engineering, Science and Computing.
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Mr Michael Carmody
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Waterford Institute of Technology
Cork Road, Waterford
T: 051 302000 - www.wit.ie
WIT provides higher education up to doctorate level
for full-time and part-time students.The Institute also contributes to the
economic, cultural, scientific and technological development of Waterford
City, its region, and Ireland as a whole. Through its international
programmes, WIT has partners throughout the world.
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Dr. Kieran Byrne
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