Maynooth University Open Day

Maynooth University, Friday 20th November - Saturday 21st November

Join us on campus on November 20th and Saturday 21st. Find answers to all your questions about our degrees, supports, student life and more.

Hear first hand from our students and staff about studying and life at Maynooth University. Attend talks to find out more about your preferred courses, take a tour of our campus or meet our students and staff in person in the TSI Building to have a chat and find answers to any questions you have about studying at Maynooth.

Talks
Find out more about the courses, supports and opportunities available to you by attending some of our talks on the day.

Tours
Tour the campus and discover more about life at Maynooth University.

Stands
Ask lecturers, students and staff in the TSI Building those final questions you have about studying at Maynooth University.

Food & Drink
Take a break and enjoy one of the restaurants or cafés on campus.


Date:
Friday 20th November - Saturday 21st November
Time:
10.00am
Price:
Free - Registration required
Address:
Maynooth University, Mariavilla, Maynooth, County Kildare, Ireland

Google Map of Maynooth University, Mariavilla, Maynooth, County Kildare, Ireland

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