The follow are some of the University services available to you.
If you wish to obtain further information on any support you should click on the relevant link.
- Academic Advisory Office The team offers advice and assistance with the general experience of University life and offers help with students encountering difficulties in their programme of study. The office can be contacted by emailing advisory.office@mu.ie or completing the enquiry form here
- Programme Advisory Office The team is available to assist and advise undergraduate students with programme related decisions they may be unsure about and acts as a guide for students to navigate their way through their programme options. The email address is programme.choices@mu.ie
- Maths Support Centre The service provides informal, friendly additional support to all undergraduate Maynooth University students. Check out the website for all information and resources by clicking here.
- Student Plus is a free, academic skills course for first year students with sessions designed to help you develop the skills that will enable you to learn more effectively during your time at Maynooth University and beyond.
- The Writing Centre is located in the School of Education and offers a free, friendly, non-judgmental writing help to any student, undergraduate or postgraduate regardless of course, degree or level. One to One appointments can be made by emailing writing.centre@mu.ie
LIST (Library & Information Skills Tutorials) offers both classroom style and online sessions covering a wide variety of skills and topics such as 'finding items on your reading list' and 'Essay writing skills'.
Student Services offers a range of personal supports to students throughout their time at university.
The Student Services Centre is located on the North Campus of the University behind the John Hume Building.
Counselling: The team of professional Counsellors are available to students and can be contacted by telephone or the ‘call me’ facility on the website. The service offers a confidential, free of charge, counselling service by a team of professional counsellors. Details on how to access the team.
Chaplaincy Service: The university Chaplain, is available to support students and offers a friendly, approachable and non-judgemental listening ear. There are regular events organised by the service for students to connect and feel part of the campus, such as Yoga, Book Clubs, Coffee Clubs. Visit website to see what events are available and how to register for them. Students can arrange to speak with the Chaplain by emailing chaplaincy@mu.ie
Student Support Officer:
The Student Support Officer offers one to one meetings with students and provides personal and practical advice and guidance. Email: student.support@mu.ie
Student Support Hub: The Hub is the central reception of Student Services. The team offer students guidance and information on the supports available and how to access them. The emergency short term loan facility is managed from the Hub. Students who require short-term emergency loan of up to €50.00 (repayable) or assistance by way of Food Vouchers should contact the Student Support Hub directly at student.services@mu.ie.
Creche: A purpose built creche is located on the North Campus. Caters for children of students and staff from 1 year to 5 and half years.
Student Budgeting Advice Service: The service offers students advice and guidance on their financial situation, budgeting for college and assistance in exploring whether there are financial supports available to them. The Student Budgeting Advisor offers consultations with students during the Academic Year. There is a wide range of questions and answer on the website, along with information on how to arrange an appointment.
Student Central
The Student Central team of Assistant Psychologists from the National Learning Network have created this video collection of guides which all students can access.
Study and Exam Supports
Wellbeing Supports
Organisation and Time Management Supports
Social Skills
Maynooth University Access Programm (MAP)
The groups that MAP supports include students with disabilities, students who are HEAR eligible, mature entry and QQI entry students.
The 4 Pillars of MAP are:
Attending college does have financial impact. You may have financial questions or face financial difficulties during your time at Maynooth University, If you find you are experiencing difficulties, you should contact:
Financial Assistance
There are a number of financial assistance schemes in place to support Maynooth University students.
- Student Assistance Fund
- Student Emergency Fund
- Emergency Short Term Loan. The emergency short term loan facility is managed from the Hub. Students who require short-term emergency loan of up to €50.00 (repayable) or assistance by way of Food Vouchers should contact the Student Support Hub directly at student.services@mu.ie.
