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TUS Learning Gates

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. There are 60+ TUS Learning Gates operating across 32 Counties.

Learning Gate FAQ’s

There are over 60 TUS Learning Gates across 32 counties, for a full list of TUS Learning Gates see https://connectedhubs.ie

 

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. There are also programmes delivered directly in TUS Learning Gates – please contact us/your local hub for more information

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.

Learning in the hubs is a new initiative in which TUS delivers online programmes from certificate to degree level directly in your local hub via our virtual learning environment. Students study in groups across our 60+ hubs while the lecture is facilitated remotely in a specific room in your local hub. This allows students to learn in their local area while also having the collaborative environment which some students like as part of the University experience. The Learning in the Hubs programmes are accredited on the National Framework of Qualifications.

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Connected Hubs is a government-supported programme aimed at establishing a nationwide network of 400 hubs throughout Ireland. Launched in 2021 under the “Our Rural Future” policy and supported by the Department of Rural and Community Development, it offers a centralised platform, ConnectedHubs.ie, for booking hub facilities. As of 2023, the network includes over 300 hubs and has over 10,000 registered users. The initiative’s objectives include promoting hubs as drivers for economic and digital growth in their communities, raising awareness of hubs as professional work spaces, contributing to balanced regional economic development, leveraging remote work and rural benefits, and reducing carbon emissions through reduced commuting and home working. For more information visit our website www.connectedhubs.ie

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