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South East Technological University’s (SETU) Autumn Schools Open Day took place last Friday, November 8 at the Cork Road Campus in Waterford giving leaving certificate students a glimpse into university life.
Kilkenny secondary school students made up part of the large number of visitors who descended on the Cork Road Campus to experience the facilities and programmes on offer at SETU. This event aimed to help senior cycle students consider starting an undergraduate course in September 2025.
There are currently over 140 CAO courses offered at SETU, across a wide range of disciplines including business, engineering and architecture, sports and nursing, law, social sciences, arts and psychology, the creative and performing arts, languages, tourism and hospitality, science and computing.
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