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Support Services for Students Support Services for Students LIT has a dynamic and interactive campus environment. The dedication and commitment of our staff and students is reflected in the energy and enthusiasm that extends to every aspect of our goal to support a positive student experience. Students have many opportunities to participate in activities that support their academic, cultural, social, sporting interests and preferences. We also recognise that college life can be challenging and to support you we provide a comprehensive range of student services. > 12 Undergraduate Prospectus 2018/2019
Support Services for Students Student Health Unit A free, confidential nursing service is available to all full-time registered students at LIT. Institute Doctors are available to students at specific times. Where a nurse is available on campus, all appointments for the doctor must be made at the Student Health Unit through the nurse. The fee for the doctor is €10 for registered students and free for Medical Card holders outside of a 5mile radius of LIT. Students can also consult local notice boards across the campuses for further details. For further information, visit: www.lit.ie/studenthealth or contact: nurses@lit.ie Student Counselling Service LIT offers a free, confidential and professional counselling service, staffed by highly qualified and experienced psychologists, psychotherapists and counsellors to all registered students. Our aim is to provide accessible, available and studentfriendly support for students when a personal crisis arises which affects their wellbeing, happiness, capacity to cope, relationships or learning. Counselling services provided include: • Short term counselling for personal issues including crisis and emergency appointments. • Support groups to support you in areas of mindfulness and overcoming anxiety. • Wellbeing workshops in self-esteem, enhancing social skills, relaxation and managing stress. • Positive mental health promotion initiatives and mental health awareness campaigns. Please visit www.lit.ie/counselling for further information on services available and how to make a counselling appointment. Our website also provides information on support services in the community, helpline numbers and out of hour’s services. Careers Service LIT offers a Careers Service which assists students with all aspects of career planning and the transition from study to the working world. Workshops and seminars relating to key employability skills take place throughout the academic year. These include CV preparation, interview techniques and networking. Arrangements are also made for companies to meet with students in the Institute, including at the annual LIT Careers and Further Options Fair. LIT graduates are in high demand and are recognised regionally and nationally for having a high level of technical and commercial expertise with multiple career opportunities. For further information on our Careers Service, contact: careers@lit.ie. Full details of the services offered, including information on “What do LIT Graduates do” is available at: www.lit.ie/careers Access Service LIT is committed to promoting equitable access to and successful participation in higher education for all members of society. Through the work of the LIT Access Service, targeted strategies and initiatives are delivered so as to facilitate entry to and successful participation in higher education for underrepresented students. The successful realisation of the widening participation agenda also requires that students’ progress in their academic studies and move into graduate employment. Primarily, the Access service works with the following groups: • Students who experience socio-economic disadvantage • Students with a Disability and/or Specific Learning Difficulty • Mature Students • Traveller and Ethnic Minorities The Access service delivers a range of support programmes to promote access that include: • A mature student orientation programme. Mature students are also supported through a Mature Student Support Network, and relevant academic workshops tailored to address the needs of mature students so that they get the most out of their studies. • Financial guidance and support through the ESF Student Assistance Fund. The Student Assistance Fund is funded by the Irish Government and part funded by the European Social Fund under the Human Capital Investment Operational Programme. • Support and guidance for students who have a disability or a specific learning difficulty and provision of disability needs assessment and relevant supports. • A Mentoring Service whereby all first year students are assigned a mentor that comprise of staff from across the Institute, the aim of which is to enhance the student learning experience in an ongoing supportive relationship that encourages students to stay committed to their studies and to reach their educational goals. • Go4IT Access programme - a pre-entry initiative that engages with primary and secondary school children as they progress through education to third level. • Student volunteering provision that includes training, support and recognition through the GIVE (Guided Initiative in Voluntary Engagement) volunteering programme. Full details of all services provided by the Access Service are available at: www.lit.ie/access The service(s) are confidential and can be accessed by contacting access@lit.ie or disability@lit.ie Undergraduate Prospectus 2018/2019 13
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