Dublin City University - Qualifax

usually by interview. The interview provides the applicant with the opportunity to
demonstrate his/her knowledge, interest and motivation to study and suitability for
his/her chosen course(s).
Part-time study: Apply directly to the Institute’s Lifelong Learning Department for
part time evening courses.
As part of ITT’s commitment to offering mature students flexible learning
opportunities, we operate the ACCS (Accumulation of Credits and Certification of
Subjects) scheme.
This scheme allows students to study one or more subjects/modules from approved
courses. You can opt to pursue an entire course on a part-time basis through the
ACCS mode of study. ACCS students can thus accumulate credits leading to an award
of Higher Certificate, Ordinary Degree or Honours Degree. Applications are made
directly to the Institute’s Admissions Office.
Post-entry Programmes
Mature student pre-orientation programme
Grants and Finances
Study Skills
IT Skills
The third level experience
First year student orientation programme
Mature Students Society
Individual student support meetings as required
One-to-One Orientation and support with Students
with Disabilities/Learning DifferencesDyslexia
ESF Student Assistance Fund
Access student retention and progression
Student Support Services
Chaplaincy
Health Centre
Counsellor
Graduate Placement
Clubs & Societies
Accommodation Office
Main Contact Person
for Mature Students
Valerie Moore
Access Officer
Tel: 066 7191682
Email: valerie.moore@ittralee.ie
Mary Stritch
Adult Education Co-ordinator
Tel: 066 719 1701
Email: mary.stritch@ittralee.ie
Lucy Fitzell
Academic Affairs Officer
Tel: 066 714 5638
Email: lucy.fitzell@ittralee.ie
TRALEE
Mature Student Population
In 2005, 15% of 1st year full time
undergraduates were registered as mature students.
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