DCU’s June Open Day will take place on Tuesday 27th June between 10am and 1pm in the ‘U’ Student Centre, DCU Glasnevin Campus (Building K, The Hub, Campus Map). This open day is suitable for 6th years and other students who have put DCU on their CAO for entry 2023. There will be no course presentations at this open day. Campus Tours will take place between 1.00 and 2pm.
REGISTER YOUR SPOT BELOW.
Parking is free in the Multi-storey carpark for the duration of the event – enter via Collins Avenue entrance to DCU Glasnevin Campus.
Choosing the right course and university is an important decision. If you are unsure about any of your choices or have some last minute questions about a DCU course or student life at DCU, this is your chance to ask those questions and confirm your CAO choice.
Please note that DCU Education courses are based on DCU St Patrick’s campus (primary, secondary teaching, adult and further education). This open day takes place on DCU Glasnevin Campus but you can avail of a campus tour at 1pm or 2.15pm on the day.
| Time | Presenter | Information Session |
| 10.00am- 10.30am | DCU Students’ Union
Solas Room, ‘U’ Student Centre |
The DCU Student Experience
Hear from DCU Students’ Union on topics such as
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| 10.30am-11.00am | DCU Student Ambassadors
Solas Room, ‘U’ Student Centre |
The Voice of DCU Students
From first to final year, our students can give you some great advice on how to make the most of your time in DCU. |
| 11.00am-11.45am | Dr Claire Bohan
Director, Student Support & Development Solas Room, ‘U’ Student Centre |
Going to College in September 2023 – Guidance for Parents/Guardians
Overview of the First Year journey and the highs and lows of that first year. Claire will cover key milestones of the journey, the costs of college, supports available and what support parents/guardians can provide to students. |
| 11.30am-1.00pm | Information Stands
The Hive Room, ‘U’ Student Centre |
Staff and student representatives from DCU Schools will be available to answer your questions throughout the morning.
Representatives from the Disability Service and Accommodation will also be in attendance. The Teaching Council will be on hand to talk to you about progression routes to a teaching qualification. |
| Campus Tour
DCU Glasnevin DCU St Patricks |
Campus Tour
Take a tour of DCU Glasnevin and/or DCU St Patrick’s campus to gain a real sense of where you may be studying for the next few years! Campus Tours will take place on June 27th as follows: DCU Glasnevin Campus: 1.00pm Starting Point: Entrance to ‘U’ Student Centre DCU St Patrick’s Campus: 1.30pm and 2.15pm Starting Point: DCU letters at the main gate into campus |
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