DCU Virtual Open Days

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Online, Wednesday 17th June - Friday 19th June

DCU Virtual Open Days.

DCU have listened to you and put together a schedule that answers your top questions, helps you experience their programmes and hear from current DCU students. Join us for this unique chance to sit in on taster lectures, ask questions to staff and students, hear directly from university leaders, and learn how you will be supported in making connections with your class mates. You will have the opportunity to take a virtual campus tour of the three beautiful academic campuses and sign up for a virtual tour of campus accommodation.


Date:
Wednesday 17th June - Friday 19th June
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free - Registration required

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