Athlone Institute of Technology aims to provide education services of the highest quality to meet the needs of individuals and of society at local, national and international levels.

Ireland's newest Institute of Technology is due to open in September 1999, at Blanchardstown, to the north-west of Dublin.

The College provides a broad range of full-time practically-oriented courses at National Certificate, Diploma and Degree levels, as well as part-time and adult education courses, along with education and training courses specifically tailored to the needs of local industries and businesses. Research and Consultancy work for these businesses is conducted by many staff.

Cork Institute of Technology Students' Union website. Information and advice about student life at CIT. News, Welfare, Education, Entertainment, Publications, and online forums.

CIT is one of Ireland's biggest and most prestigious Institutes of Technology, with over 5,200 full-time and six thousand part-time students. We offer a wide variety of courses and services, designed to meet the needs of society and the economy in the 21st Century.

Dublin Institute of Technology home page including information on staff, courses, research and facilities.

The elimination of European borders means that our Institute is located at the pivotal point of the Dublin-Belfast economic corridor - an area where exciting new industrial developments and economic activities are expected. Responding to this, we are widening our regional developmental role and our involvement with the regional community. We have a range of part-time courses which are tailored to suit the needs of local industry.

Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (Formerly Regional Technical College Galway)

Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology [IADT] was established on April 1st 1997. IADT is one of 13 publicly funded Institutes of Technology in Ireland, operating under the Institutes of Technology Act [2006]. IADT is designated as a higher education institution under the Higher Education Authority www.hea.ie and receives its funding through HEA.

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