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ALL HALLOWS COLLEGE About the Institute All Hallows College is a third level College founded in 1842. It is committed to the education of people who desire to make a difference and has a strong tradition of encouraging mature students to return to education. We offer a broad range of programmes which cater both for those looking for personal enrichment or for those seeking a qualification. Most programmes are offered part-time and full-time. Subjects offered range from Theology, Philosophy, Psychology, English Literature to Social Justice & Public Policy, Pastoral Leadership and Management for Community & Voluntary Services. Our academic programmes are accredited and validated by Dublin City University. Grants are available for full-time undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. All Hallows combines a commitment to the achievement of academic excellence with the unique advantages of a small intimate campus. OTHER HEIs Pre-entry Supports Mature students are welcome to contact the Registry Office should they wish to receive information on any programmes, or should they wish to visit the campus. The full-time undergraduate degree programme open-day is usually held in the third week in November. Part-time programme open-evenings are held periodically throughout the year. Entry Requirements Mature applicants must be 23 years or over on 1st January of the year in which the course commences and must have EU status. Mature applicants applying for undergraduate programmes are not required to meet specific minimum entry requirements; however, they must demonstrate that they have the academic ability, commitment, genuine interest in the subjects and enthusiasm to pursue the programme. Postgraduate opportunities are open to candidates who already hold an undergraduate degree, however applications may also be considered for those with substantial relevant experience in the area of study. For further information, please check the relevant programme details on our website. 60
Applicants to the full-time programmes can apply directly to the college using the application form on the College website. There is no closing date, but early application is advised. Applicants will be invited to the College for an interview, the outcome of which is communicated directly to the applicant within a few weeks. Interviews start in January and are held on a monthly basis until all places are filled. Applicants to the part-time programme can email a request for an application form to jcleary@ allhallows.ie or call 01-8373745. Applicants interested in postgraduate opportunities should check programme contact details on our website for further admissions information. Post-entry Supports All Hallows College is a small, warm and welcoming College. Each student is assigned a personal tutor should they wish to have any academic concerns. The Careers Officer, Chaplain and Counsellor are also available to students. The College supports students in any way possible and all staff work to make the experience of students at the College a positive one. The College has a new library opening in September. The College computer room provides access to word processing, internet, email, presentation, training and statistical analysis programmes. There is a student common room where students can avail of tv, music centre, pool table, dart board, tea and coffee making facilities. Mature Student Population Over the past number of years, approximately 50% of 1st year full-time undergraduates have been mature students. Main Contact Person for Mature Students Full-time undergraduate: Georgina Roberts Tel: 01-8373745 Email: info@allhallows.ie Part-time undergraduate: Jean Cleary Tel: 01-8373745 Email: jcleary@allhallows.ie Contact details for all other programmes: www.allhallows.ie ALL HALLOWS COLLEGE 61
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MATURE STUDENT DIRECTORY NUI Galway
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