Students and their families can slash their education bills by thousands of euro a year by studying in Sligo. A study shows accommodation, food, transport and entertainment are vastly cheaper
Ireland rugby international Cliodhna Moloney will have big IT Sligo support behind her this week when the curtain lifts on the 2017 Women’s Rugby World Cup in Dublin. The 24-year-old
IT Sligo is offering a new range of free college places on courses funded by Springboard+, which start in September 2017. The programmes have a particular focus on the Science, Technology and
IT Sligo’s international reputation for producing high calibre apprentices has been highlighted once again with the selection of two of the Institute’s student craft specialists for the 2017 WorldSkills competition
IT Sligo has been allocated €578,277 in the latest Government allocation of capital funding to the country’s Institute’s of Technology, to help enhance its existing apprenticeship capacity. In total, just
The national student grant awarding body, SUSI (Student Universal Support Ireland), is reminding students that the priority closing date for student grant applications for the 2017/18 academic year is this Thursday,