The Maynooth University Mathematics Support Centre (MSC) is a FREE service providing informal, friendly additional support to Maynooth University undergraduates and secondary school students.
Location:
Social Learning Room, John Paul II Library, South campus, Maynooth University.
Email address: msc@mu.ie
MSC drop-in services will reopen from Monday the 3rd of October 2022. They are normally available 23 hours per week. For the full timetable please see the Mathematics Support Centre Moodle page. This information will also be displayed on MSC noticeboards. If you cannot access the MSC Moodle page, please email msc@mu.ie.
To avail of drop-in, you do not need an appointment, just call in on your own or with others. We also support students to establish study groups, and provide guidance on the advantages and pitfalls of working with others.
Students who come to the MSC should bring all their relevant course material with them. We will try to assist with any queries, but we do not provide assignment solutions.
Students who are taking Pure Mathematics, Data Science or Statistics (except ST221 and ST122) should speak to their lecturers about supports.
Free drop-in services for secondary school students will reopen in October 2022, date to be confirmed.
They run on Monday evenings during Maynooth University term time, from 6-8pm.
They are available to any secondary school student, regardless of year or level. To avail of drop-in, you do not need an appointment, just call in on your own or with others. Students who come to the MSC should bring all relevant mathematical material with them. The tutors will assist with any queries that students may have, but will not provide homework solutions. Please note that these sessions are not grinds or topic specific.
Furthermore, we have developed web pages with 500+ resources for junior and leaving certificate mathematics. Further resources are being added on an ongoing basis.
If you have any queries, please email msc@mu.ie.
The MSC has an extensive range of physical and online resources. Resources available in the MSC include books, handouts on common topics and advice sheets. The collection of second & third level resources include topic specific resources and student advice sheets.