The University of Galway is holding an information evening for mature students and adult learners next week.
The university’s Access Centre will be hosting the event on January 10th, from 6.30-9pm in the Institute for Lifecourse and Society, Upper Newcastle Road, Galway.
The in-person event is designed particularly for those aged 23 or over who want to find out more about study options at the University of Galway.
The event will give those considering part of full-time education in 2024 the chance to speak with current mature students and course experts, to help them make their choices.
Kathleen Hartigan, Mature Student Officer at the University of Galway’s Access Centre, said: “We have seen over the years that mature students bring an enthusiasm and a motivation to learn that enriches our campus community”.
She added, “We are dedicated to providing them with the necessary information to help them choose the best educational option for their needs.”
The University’s Career Development Centre will deliver a presentation on exploring career pathways and how to plan education and a career journey.
Nuala McGuinn, Director at the Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development said, “Experts in adult education from the undergraduate, postgraduate and part-time course areas will share insights on course offerings, the flexible schedules available to students and the support services that are tailored to the needs of mature learners.”
Prospective students will also get the chance to speak with members of the Access Centre and Disability Support Services to learn what other course options and supports are available.
Registration for this event is essential. Please register here or email maturestudents@universityofgalway.ie
Further information is available at https://universityofgalway.ie/mature/.
