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Health & Leisure Studies Department

Function of the Department

The Department of Health & Leisure Studies is one of the departments within the School of Science. Working within the School of Science, the department

  • Develops and delivers higher education courses in Health and Leisure studies
  • Provides tuition in Health & Leisure within the School of Science & Computing and the other Schools with the Institute.
  • Assists applicants to the department and their advisors
  • Seeks out, heeds and informs the needs and opinions of its stakeholders
  • Encourages and facilitates research in Health and Leisure studies
  • It carries out research and development activities on its own and with partners in Ireland/Europe
  • Promotes economic and social development
  • Participates in part-time and alternative provision of education, in co-operation with the Development Office
  • Endeavours to raise the public awareness of Health and Leisure Studies
  • Plans and carries out its activities in accordance with health and safety procedures
  • Carries out its activities in ways that contribute to the enhancement of (or minimise its impact on) the environment
  • Strives continually to improve the standard of all it does
  • Assists in the development of the Institute's Strategic Plan
  • Develops and manages the resources, both physical and human, allocated to it

Courses Available in this department:

The department maintains a strong programme of research Masters in Health & Leisure studies.

The Department reviews its courses periodically in line with national and international norms.

Services Provided Directly to the Public

  • Provides information about its courses
  • Interviews mature applicants and non-standard applicants
  • Provides references for students and graduates
  • Deals with other enquiries directly or refers them to the appropriate authority

Classes of Records Held

  • Examination papers (past)
  • Minutes of course board meetings
  • School publications
  • External examiners reports
  • Staff references
  • Student attendance and performance records
  • Staff contact numbers and addresses
  • Course documents
  • Government reports
  • Correspondence
  • Continuous assessment results for scheduled assessments
  • Medical certificates submitted by students
  • Timetables
  • Staff CVs

Contact Points