WIT Part-time / Flexible Learning Courses

Final Remaining Places

Final part-time places available including Business, Education, Engineering, Health, Science.

Apply before end Sept via [email protected]

Course Delivery in 2020/21

The Institute has developed a model for academic delivery 2020/21 which places the welfare of our students, staff and communities at the forefront of our thinking. 

1. Lectures and tutorials at WIT will be generally be delivered remotely (off-campus) for the academic year 2020/21. Remote delivery may include synchronous and asynchronous sessions along with self-directed learning; live-streaming and other forms of remote learning appropriate to individual modules or programmes. 
2. Learning activity such as laboratories and workshops or those that require special equipment will occur on-campus but be subject to appropriate social distancing and PPE based on the physical layout of the learning spaces. 
3. Your level of on- and off- campus activity will vary depending on your programme. 
4. Where prevailing public policy and the prevalence of Covid-19 change, return to on-campus delivery of lectures, tutorial and practical classes may be facilitated on a phased basis. Live streaming or remote delivery will continue in all cases in tandem with any further physical return to campus to ensure continued flexibility and choice for learners. 
5. Updated delivery details for each at programme level are being finalised and we will provide those to you as soon as they are available which is likely to be mid-September. 

Our library, shop and restaurants will all be open, albeit in a more restricted manner. Orientation will take place for first years will take place online and we are working on a phased return to campus learning once national restrictions ease. We appreciate the difficulty that students have in planning for college during a changing situation dictated by public health considerations. As further definitive information becomes available we will update our students and prospective students.