TUS Student Handbook 2023/24

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Midlandshttps://www.ait.ie/life-at-ait/registering-withthe-disability-learning-support-serviceMidwesthttps://lit.ie/disability-supportIf you register with TUS Disability Service a rangeof supports are available to you, these include:• Specific Examination Accommodations (including:Reader, Scribe, Alternative Examination• Venue, Technological Aids, Rest Breaks)• Learning Support• Assistive Technology resources(including student training)• Referrals to appropriate support personnel• Personal assistants, notetakers• Deaf supports (sign language interpreters)• Transport supportStudents who are supported include, but are notlimited to those with; ADHD, ASD, Sensory Disabilities,DCD, Mental Health Difficulties, NeurologicalConditions, Physical Disabilities, Medical Conditions,Speech and Language Difficulties and SpecificLearning Difficulties i.e. dyslexia, dyscalculia.The Fund for Students with Disabilities is managedby the Higher Education Authority on behalf ofthe Department of Further and Higher Education,Research, Innovation and Science. For furtherinformation on FSD visit the HEA Website.662.1 Support Services
Quiet AreasAlthough we cannot guarantee silent spaces, we wishto provide certain areas as quieter spaces. Thesespaces are designated Quiet Areas that studentscan use to retreat to when feeling overstimulatedor stressed. Contact the Disability Service for moreinfo on where to find these spaces on your campus.Contact DetailsAll Disability services are confidential.For full information on all services andsupports please visit/email:Disability TUS – Midlands:Disability TUS Midlands: disability.midlands@tus.ieDARE enquiries: dare.midlands@tus.ieDisability Officer, Lisa Hanlon: lisa.hanlon@tus.ieView Disability Service page on TUS Midlands WebsiteDisability TUS – Midwest:Disability TUS Midwest: disability.midwest@tus.ieDARE enquiries: dare.midwest@tus.ieDisability Officer, Broze O’Donovan:broze.ODonovan@tus.ieView Disability Service page on TUS Midwest Website672.1 Support Services
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2.8 Wired FM 1022.9 Student Accommo
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live in. Our research is focused on
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It is important as you commence you
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Welcome to TUSTechnological Univers
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INSPIREAt TUS, you can be part of g
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1.Campus LifeInformation
Page 15 and 16: 1.1We Are TUSAt TUS, we are a multi
Page 17 and 18: two counties - Westmeath and Roscom
Page 19 and 20: Moylish Campus, LimerickOur Moylish
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Page 23 and 24: CLONMEL TOWNWith a population of al
Page 25 and 26: 1.2New EntrantsWhether you are a Fi
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Page 29 and 30: • CONNECT & ENGAGE INDUCTION PROG
Page 31 and 32: Week 3: Financial FitnessThis week
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Page 35 and 36: 1.4Equality, Diversity& InclusionEq
Page 37 and 38: SPEAK OUT ANONYMOUS REPORTINGSpeak
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Page 41 and 42: 1.6AdmissionsThe Admissions Offices
Page 43 and 44: 1.7Recognition of PriorLearning (RP
Page 45 and 46: 1.9International OfficeTUS is commi
Page 47 and 48: OUTGOING STUDENTS:STUDY ABROAD & WO
Page 49 and 50: 1.10Flexible LearningPart-time deli
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Page 57 and 58: We also recognise that college life
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Page 71 and 72: STUDENT HEALTH SERVICEWhether you a
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Page 81 and 82: 2.5Students’ UnionYour Students
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Page 85 and 86: education committee or EDI committe
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Page 91 and 92: In the 2023/24 Academic Year, we in
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Page 113 and 114: 2.12CateringMIDLANDSThere are four
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Union and the Millennium Foyer oper
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2.13WithdrawalIf you are thinking o
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AcademicConcernPersonalConcern(s)-
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We firmly believethat activemembers
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TUS Library plays a key role in sup
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INFORMATION LITERACY SKILLSYour lec
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To ensure you get the best out of y
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4.1Athlone CampusVIRTUAL LEARNING E
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COMPUTING RESOURCESFor project and
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STUDENT E-MAILYour student email ac
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number at the beginning of the acad
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5.1Examinations andAssessmentOur Te
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It is the responsibility of each st
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ii.Presenting work copied extensive
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6.Research,Development& Innovation
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Our vision is to deliver excellence
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The Software Research Institute (SR
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DEVELOPMENTThe Development Unit (DU
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to a new collective of research and
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CONTACT DETAILSGraduate Studies and
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NECESSARY SHARING - HEAThe Higher E
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8.Health& Safety
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8.1All CampusesSTAYING SAFEWhether
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FIRST AIDThere are staff in each de
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of these hours contact the Campus E
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MEDICAL ADVICE/SUPPORTFor medical a
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9.Study Guidefor Students
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Additionally, the Library has set u
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Resources:Pomodoro TechniqueManagin
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· Take study breaks and avoidmarat
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10.1Policies & FurtherInformationTh
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11.PublicInformationand Acts
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Equality Act 2004http://www.irishst
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12.CampusMaps
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