St. Mary’s University College – Taster Sessions
- Posted by Fearghal Quinn
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St Mary’s University College would like to offer Year 13 or 14 students the opportunity to attend a ‘Taster’ session during the week of Monday 28th October to Friday 1st November 2019. Tasters will be offered in a variety of subjects and will include attending a lecture in a chosen subject area. They are primarily intended for the following groups: school pupils who missed Open Days and are very unsure about higher education; pupils who are the first in their family to consider HE and who would like to know more; disabled pupils; care experienced young people; mature students; or any pupil who may have additional support needs. Tasters last approximately 2 hours and participants will have the opportunity to talk to College staff and current students.
Please see below a timetable of lectures available during the week.
Monday 28th | Tuesday 29th | Wednesday 30th | Thursday 31st | Friday 1st |
9-12 noon T & D (Product Design)
10-11am Religious Studies
10-11am Mathematics
11-12 noon Mathematics |
9-11am Music (Curriculum Studies)
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10-11am Music
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9-10am History
9-10am Irish
9-10am English
10-11am Mathematics
10-11am Music
10-11am Business Studies(Marketing) |
9-10am Mathematics
9-10am Irish
11-12 noon English (Literature)
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L | U | N | C | H |
2-3pm English
2-3pm Irish
2-3pm PE (Dance)
3-4pm History
3-5pm T & D (Design Graphics & Modelling)
4-5pm PE (Rugby)
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4-5pm Mathematics |
3-4pm English
3-4pm History
3-4pm PE (Gymnastics)
3-4pm Business Studies (HRM)
4-5pm Religious Studies (Tutorial) |
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N.B. Science Tasters are available Thursday 24th October @ 9am-12 noon or @ 3-4pm & again on Friday 25th @ 10am-12 noon (Practical).
Interested students should email Susan Morgan at s.morgan@smucb.ac.uk to book a session. Their email should include their name and which subject lecture and time they are interested in attending. Alternatively, telephone admissions on +44 (0) 28 9026 8320. Booking is on a first come, first served basis and numbers are limited.