The student achievements of IT Sligo’s Clubs and Societies were acknowledged at a special awards ceremony in Sligo. Representatives from the Institute’s 70 Clubs and Societies gathered in the Clayton Hotel for IT Sligo’s Annual Clubs & Societies Awards banquet, ...Read More
Forensic Science students from IT Sligo won the top prize at the 2017 Eurachem Analytical Measurement Competition (EAMC) competition, held in Dublin. Kris O'Dowd from Sligo and Samera McGrath, who’s originally from Clonmel in Co Tipperary, are both second year Forensic ...Read More
IT Sligo is introducing a new Bachelor of Arts honours degree in Writing & Literature in September. This innovative three-year honours degree programme focuses on developing writers of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, screenwriting, playwriting, cultural journalism and other written forms and genres. ...Read More
Alien species from other regions of the world are threatening Irish habitats – our freshwater, marine and terrestrial flora and fauna are facing aggressive competitors and predators. Indeed, familiar invaders like Japanese knotweed and Zebra mussels are already here, reducing ...Read More
Institute of Technology, Sligo is proud to be a founding member of the Technological Higher Education Association (THEA), which was launched formally on Monday, April 3rd, by the Minister for Education and Skills, Mr Richard Bruton TD. The launch of the THEA marks ...Read More
“The formal launch of the Technological Higher Education Association (THEA) marks a significant step in Irish higher education,” the incoming external chair of the THEA Council, Ms. Regina Moran, told a large audience of educators and members of the higher education ...Read More
An IT Sligo lecturer has been elected as the Ireland Chair of the largest global professional accountancy body, ACCA. Sligo native John Gaynor formally assumed the role of Chairman of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Ireland for the ...Read More