CLiC Computer Learning in Communities
CLiC was established in 2011 and is built on 13 years of experience and knowledge gained on programmes that promoted the benefits and successful use of ICT in education.
CLiC aims to provide education via ICT to Dublin inner city communities. This will be ac...
Project to Support Separated Children
In 2008-09, the DIT Access Service together with the Access Services in Dublin City University (DCU), Institute of Technology Tallaght (ITT), Trinity College Dublin (TCD) and University College Dublin (UCD), established a new project to promote access to highe...
Current Access Students
Hello Students! Welcome to your page on the Access Service's website.
All of us here in the Access Service are here to help you thrive at college. If you ever run into trouble in college, and don't know where to turn, please don't hesitate to contact us. If we can't he...
Information for Schools
We are glad you're eager to learn more about starting a college course. The Access Service offers a range of supports to aid you through this process.
The Higher Education Access Route (HEAR) scheme is open for entry 2011. You can apply through www.cao.ie. Talk to y...
Information for Schools
All in the field of education agree that the earlier perceptions are developed among young people about the opportunities afforded by higher education, the better.
To do this, the Access Service works directly with 70 primary and second level schools and, through the High...
About Access
The DIT Access Service was established in 1999 to assist individuals and communities in overcoming socio-economic barriers to accessing higher education.
Dublin Institute of Technology recognises the role of higher education in providing benefits to individuals and communities and i...
DIT Access Service
The DIT Access Service was established in 1999 to assist individuals and communities in overcoming socio-economic barriers to accessing higher education.
Dublin Institute of Technology recognises the role of higher education in providing benefits to individuals and communities...
The Digital Community
The DIT Access Service was established in 1999 to assist individuals and communities in overcoming socio-economic barriers to accessing higher education.
Dublin Institute of Technology recognises the role of higher education in providing benefits to individuals and communit...
