Shape
Your Future
Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, is Ireland’s second oldest university-level institution. Founded in 1782, we have a distinguished history as a college of teaching and research in the Humanities.
Shape
Your Future
Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, is Ireland’s second oldest university-level institution. Founded in 1782, we have a distinguished history as a college of teaching and research in the Humanities.
Shape
Your Future
Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, is Ireland’s second oldest university-level institution. Founded in 1782, we have a distinguished history as a college of teaching and research in the Humanities.
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Welcome to Carlow College
Welcome to
Carlow College
Established in 1782, Carlow College, St Patrick’s has a long history of third level education. Our story began as a lay college and seminary before transforming into the vibrant, liberal arts community you see today.
We know that careers, and the pathways to achievement come in all shapes and sizes. That’s why our approach to third level education is personal, supportive and focused on the individual. Our college is opening horizons, providing relevant and practical third level courses ranging from humanities to psychology, social care work, community/advocacy and many more.
Start Your Journey Here
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Journey Here
Latest News
Launch of Social Care Practice Placement: An Essential Guide at Carlow College
Carlow College, St. Patrick’s, recently held a mini-launch for the book Social Care Practice Placement: An Essential Guide, co-authored by Dr. John McHugh, Programme Director
Class of 2024 celebrations at Carlow College
Staff and students at Carlow College, St. Patrick’s had a day of celebration for the Class of 2024 on Friday, 22nd November as 152 graduates
Science Week at Carlow College
Carlow College was delighted to join the South East Science Festival this year to celebrate Science Week 2024 from the 11th – 17th November with
CfP: Humanity Dick – A Conference in Honour of Richard Martin
CfP: ‘Humanity Dick – a conference in honour of Richard Martin: The evolution of the Human-Animal relationship in European thought from the eighteenth century to