Carlow College has a long tradition of engaging with our community through beneficial partnerships addressing key societal issues. We are committed to creating opportunities to work together and we believe that collaboration and partnership can best contribute to the ethical development of local, national and global communities and society. We are focused on creating long lasting relationships with our community to make a positive impact on people’s lives.
We have also integrated community development aspects within our degree programmes via our placement and community-based learning opportunities and through this we seek to produce graduates who are well-rounded, creative, critical thinkers who will shape the political, economic and social agenda in Ireland and abroad. We are a student-centred college, and we work with our students to prepare them for more than just employment.
U-Casadh Project
Links with the community and civil society groups is an integral part of the B.A.
World Conference of Community Development
Mary Robinson with Mohammed Rafique and Haikal Mansoor at the Rohingya Photo Exhibition at the World
Working with the Rohingya community
As part of our B.A. in Social, Political & Community Studies we link with minority
