TUS Learning Gates

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The TUS Learning Gate is a community location/space where TUS students and academic staff can meet and learn together, through the provision of online programmes. Students can view their online lectures, meet to discuss projects, and/or complete group work based on the requirements of the programme they are taking with the University. The objective is to enable students to study and work locally, yet have a learning space to go to that is warm, comfortable and ready to meet their needs.
60+
TUS Learning Gates
32
Counties in Ireland
2
Learning Gate Specific Programmes
Learning in the Hubs

What's different about Learning in the Hubs?
This ground-breaking initiative aims to bring third-level education programmes to communities across Ireland through the Connected Hubs network, enabling adult learners to study locally within a supportive group environment.
One of the unique features of these programmes is the inclusion of industry expert lecturers who bring extensive experience and real-life examples into the classroom. This approach bridges the gap between theoretical learning and practical application, enabling participants to apply their newfound knowledge in the workplace and real-life scenarios.
Who are the courses right for?
Targeted at adult learners over 23 years old, students can carry out course work and attend classes in a group setting at a Connected Hubs facility. This reduces the commitment to travel that third-level courses often require and enables students to study close to their home.
The courses are ideal for those in work, looking to re-enter the workplace, entrepreneurs and small business owners.
The Learning in the Hubs initiative addresses two major obstacles commonly faced by adult learners: financial constraints and the challenge of balancing study with family or work obligations. By offering flexible learning options, it ensures that students can access the programmes in a way that suits their busy lifestyles.
What can I study?
Initially there are two courses available:
Certificate in business in Entrepreneurship:
This programme is tailor-made to support existing and potential entrepreneurs, start-ups, and individuals keen on exploring the world of business from an entrepreneurial perspective. Learn essential skills and knowledge needed to foster innovation, creativity, and an entrepreneurial mindset.
Commencing: September 2023
Delivery: Every Monday and Wednesday from 9.30 am – 1pm
Delivered fully Online, in your local TUS Learning Gate with live interactive classes and recorded sessions for increased flexibility.
Find more information here
Bachelor of Business (Hons) (Level 8) degree programme
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of general business principles. Gain expertise that will benefit your company’s operations, strategic decision-making, and overall success.
Delivery – Online (TUS Learning Gate)
Start Date: September 2023
Duration: Four Years
Schedule: Every Tuesday and Thursday from 9.30am – 1pm
Find more information here
More Information
Below, you will find a list of participating hubs and their details.
All TUS students are eligable to use the TUS Learning Gates subject to the fee of the relevant hub. TUS students have access to discounted prices at TUS Learning Gates. Please discuss this with the specific hub manager.
For a list of participating hubs, see here.
Students apply via the TUS Flexible Learning Website on the specific course page. If you are having any difficulty, please contact our administration team.
If you require more information on the hubs, or academic queries please contact declan.doran@tus.ie listing your Hub of inerest in the subject title.
All TUS Learning Gates are subject to quality checks which identify infrastructural areas that hubs must have to facilitate TUS students, This includes (but is not exclusive to): Broadband, Collaboration facilities, hot desk facilities, health and safety, outdoor and indoor facilities, technology and more.

Check out our Learning Gates
CONNACHT :
Galway (2):Â Ballinasloe Enterprise Centre;Â The Hub in Headford;Â
Leitrim (1):Â Mohill Enterprise Centre;Â
Mayo (2):Â Lake District Digital Hub;Â Aghamore Community Hub;Â
Roscommon (1):Â The Spool Factory, Boyle;Â
Sligo (1):Â An Chroi Digital Hub, Tubbercurry;
LEINSTER:
Dublin (2):Â ACE Enterprise Park;Â Terenure Enterprise Centre;Â
Kildare (1):Â Â The Hub @ Market Square, Ballymore Eustace;Â
Laois (4):Â Portarlington Enterprise Centre;Â Webmill Digital Hub, Mountmellick;Â BloomHQ, Mountrath; Vision 85 Portlaoise;Â
Longford (4): co:worx, Edgeworthstown; Ardagh Remote Working Hub;  The Yard Hub, Abbeyshrule; The EDI Centre, Longford Town;Â
Louth (4):Â Ardee Business Park;Â Creative Spark Downtown Hub;Â Creative Spark;Â The Mill Enterprise Hub, Drogheda;Â
Offaly (3):Â The Junction, Tullamore;Â e-hive, Edenderry;Â stream BIRR;Â
Westmeath (1):Â e-Working Centre, Mullingar;Â
Wexford (2):Â KCC Workspace;Â The Rising Tide Business Centre, New Ross;Â
Wicklow (1):Â Jacksmill- HUB13, Newtownmountkennedy;Â
MUNSTER:
Clare (11): DigiClare – The Ennistymon Hub; DigiClare – The Malbay Hub; DigiClare – The Sixmilebridge Hub; DigiClare – The Kilrush Hub; DigiClare – The Ennis Hub; DigiClare – Cross Digital Hub; DigiClare – The Corofin Hub; DigiClare – The Inagh Hub; DigiClare – The Kilkee Hub; DigiClare – The Feakle Hub; DigiClare – The Flagmount Hub;Â
Cork (5):Â Culture Co-Working;Â Culture City;Â The Ludgate Hub;Â Mix Coworking;Â Benchspace Cork;Â
Kerry (3):Â Sneem Digital Hub;Â Barraduff Community Hub;Â gTeic @ An Dromaid;Â
Limerick (1):Â Croom Community Enterprise Centre;Â
Tipperary (1):Â Boher Parish Hall;Â
Waterford (1):Â Dungarvan Enterprise Centre;Â
ULSTER :
Cavan (1):Â Cavan Innovation & Technology Centre;Â
Donegal (1):Â ii – inishowen innovation;Â
Monaghan (1):Â M:Tek 1 Building.