Congratulations to Richard Greene who has received a Uversity scholarship to study for a BSc in Furniture Design and Making. Uversity scholarships are awarded to mature students to study for a degree for the first time.
Congratulations to Arwin Condon who yesterday became a fully qualified staff nurse. Arwin started her journey in DFEi back in 2014. She will be working in the pulmonary oncology unit in North Manchester General hospital.
Our studio facilities in DFEi have been recently updated. Students of Sound Engineering and HND in Sound Production will have the opportunity to use Apple’s Logic Pro X alongside other industry-standard digital audio workstation software like Ableton Live and Pro Tools.
2019 Statistics on 3rd level progression. Over 90% of DFEi CAO applicants were offered 3rd level places last year.
Aired on Newstalk recently, ‘I Hear A Sound’ follows two patients, Michael Ferris and Barbara Jameson, as they embark on a sonic odyssey back to the hearing world following their cochlear implant surgery in Beaumont Hospital.
To all students. This is the most up to date information regarding QQI Assessments and Examinations.
Our design students enjoyed an informative and hands-on visit to Arup Engineering Group today. They heard first hand from DFEi graduates now working there about the opportunities available in construction, design and engineering.
Congratulations to DFEi students of Marketing, Science and Architectural Design & Technology. They completed a successful work placement in Dun Laoghaire County Council offices, participating in the "The Future does not fit in a Box" programme. This programme is about transitioning to a smart and sustainable city. Huge thanks to Amber Desprets for her time mentoring & leading the students in the concept of Trend watching.
Congratulations to DFEi students of Marketing, Science and Architectural Design & Technology. They completed a successful work placement in Dun Laoghaire County Council offices, participating in the "The Future does not fit in a Box" programme. This programme is about transitioning to a smart and sustainable city. Huge thanks to Amber Desprets for her time mentoring & leading the students in the concept of Trend watching.
Congratulations to DFEi students of Marketing, Science and Architectural Design & Technology. They completed a successful work placement in Dun Laoghaire County Council offices, participating in the "The Future does not fit in a Box" programme. This programme is about transitioning to a smart and sustainable city. Huge thanks to Amber Desprets for her time mentoring & leading the students in the concept of Trend watching.
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