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Institute of Technology, Carlow
Institiúid Teicneolaíochta, Ceatharlach
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TypeInstitute of Technology
Established1970
DirectorDr Patricia Mulcahy
Students7,000
AddressKilkenny Road
Carlow
County Carlow, Carlow & Wexford, Ireland
Websitehttp://www.itcarlow.ie

The Institute of Technology, Carlow (ITC) is located to the south of Carlow, Ireland on the Kilkenny Road. It was the first such college announced and located in 1964.

Present

The institute has three campuses: the main campus is located on the Kilkenny Road just south of Carlow town, the second smaller campus is located off Summerhill Road and overlooking Wexford town and the third is in the old Cleremont Convent in Rathnew, County Wicklow. The institute also had a Kilkenny Campus previously, and currently offers a single course in Kilkenny in association with the NUIM Kilkenny Campus of St Kieran's College.

Together there are approximately 4,000 students whose courses focus primarily on business, science, technology; these three disciplines are reflected in the institute's seal. At the turn of the millennium the institution completed the £11.5 million (Punt) Learning Resource Centre and Catering Services which won the first prize of the Irish Concrete Society in 2000.

On a side note, one very interesting aspect of the institute is that it is the only third level institute in Ireland to have a Computer Games Development course which was actually developed in conjunction with Microsoft. It is also one of the few Irish third level institutes to offer a "higher" degree in Industrial Design, generally seen as a continental European and American subject of study.

See also

References

  1. Mulcahy, D.G. (1981) Curriculum and Policy in Irish Post Primary Education, Institute of Public Administration, Dublin
  2. New Bachelor of Business (Hons) Degree, Institute of Technology, Carlow
  3. Previous Overall Award Winners, The Irish Concrete Society
  4. Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computer Games Development, Institute of Technology, Carlow
  5. Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Industrial Design, Institute of Technology, Carlow

External links

Technological Universities and Institutes of Technology in Ireland
TUs
Independent ITs
See also: List of higher education institutions in the Republic of Ireland

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