A podcast that of general publications from SETU Ireland. We have other podcasts that cover specific topics such as
- 9plus: Research activities
- The Machine:...
EU-CONEXUS is the pan-European university for Smart Urban Coastal Sustainability. In this podcast, we discuss what that means, explore some of the offerings from EU-CONEXUS, and highlight the benefits for both faculty and students at SETU.The panel consists of SETU staff members involved with EU-CONEXUS:Michelle Maher – Lecturer in SustainabilityMike Kinsella – Lecturer in Pharmaceutical ScienceBridget Cheasty – EUConexus Communication and Administrative OfficerThe podcast is hosted by Rob O’Connor from SETU. Additional Info:EU-CONEXUS main website https://www.eu-conexus.euEU-CONEXUS micro sitehttps://euconexus.setu.ie/EU-CONEXUS introductory video https://youtu.be/SuZiEGNIjFI Staff Profiles:Michelle Maher https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-maher-57ab414b/Mike Kinsella https://www.setu.ie/staff/mike-kinsellaBridget Cheasty https://www.linkedin.com/in/bridget-cheasty-876896126/Rob O’Connor https://www.setu.ie/staff/robert-oconnor
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Exploring Lab Science at SETU
In this episode, we provide an in-depth exploration of the laboratory science programmes available at South East Technological University (SETU) Waterford. This discussion is particularly relevant for first-year Science students, especially those considering their options for specialisation. Additionally, the episode will be of interest to prospective students—whether school leavers, mature students, or individuals exploring science as a career path. Finally, it serves as a resource for anyone with a general interest in the scientific disciplines.
Our panel for this episode features four Programme
Leaders from SETU Waterford:
- Elaine Duggan – Programme Leader for Food Science and Innovation
- Nabla Kennedy – Programme Leader for Molecular Biology with Biopharmaceutical Science
- Joe Murphy – Programme Leader for Physics for Modern
Technology
- Eleanor Owens – Programme Leader for Pharmaceutical Science
The podcast is hosted by Rob O’Connor from
the School of Science & Computing.
Discussion Highlights
A high-level overview of the laboratory science programmes at SETU
Insights into the individual specialisms: Physics, Pharmaceutical
Science, Food Science, and Molecular Biology
Exploration of the laboratory-based aspects of these programmes and their practical applications
Career pathways and employment opportunities for graduates in these fields
Broader discussions on the scientific disciplines and the skills essential for success in these areas
While the episode focuses on SETU-specific programmes, much of the discussion is universally applicable to anyone with an interest in science.
Additional Resources
For any questions or further information, we encourage you to reach out to our panel members. Links to their staff profiles
and other relevant resources are provided below:
Staff Profiles
Elaine Duggan - https://www.setu.ie/staff/elaine-duggan
Nabla Kennedy – https://www.setu.ie/staff/nabla-kennedy
Joe Murphy – https://www.setu.ie/staff/joe-murphy
Eleanor Owens – https://www.setu.ie/staff/eleanor-owens
Course Links
BSc (Hons) Science (Common Entry) [SE501] - https://www.setu.ie/courses/bachelor-of-science-hons-common-entry
BSc Science (General) [SE512] - https://www.setu.ie/courses/bsc-in-science-general
Molecular Biology with Biopharmaceutical Science - https://www.setu.ie/courses/bsc-hons-in-molecular-biology-with-biopharmaceutical-science
Food Science & Innovation - https://www.setu.ie/courses/bsc-hons-in-food-science-innovation
Physics for Modern Technology - https://www.setu.ie/courses/bsc-hons-in-physics-for-modern-technology
Pharmaceutical Science - https://www.setu.ie/courses/bsc-hons-in-pharmaceutical-science
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Why Gender Equality is for Men too
A number of senior male academics gathered together to discuss gender equality as a men's issue. They talked about what holds men back from getting involved in gender equality initiatives, their own personal journeys and reflections and finally what men can do to improve gender equality at their respective universities. The podcast is hosted by Ross Woods, the Head of the Centre of Excellence for EDI at the Higher Education Authority. The panel is comprised of:
David Denieffe, VP Academic Affairs & Registrar (Student Experience) SETU
Michael Loftus, VP External Affairs, MTU
Liam Brown, VP Research Development & Innovation, TUS
Martin McHugh, Head of Department of Visual & Human Centred Computing, DKIT
Philip Owende, Assistant Head of Academic Affairs, TU Dublin
David Smith, President, IADT
For more information on the HEA's policy regarding gender equality, please visit hea.ie/policy/gender
For more information on SETU, please visit setu.ie
A podcast that of general publications from SETU Ireland. We have other podcasts that cover specific topics such as
- 9plus: Research activities
- The Machine: A Computer Science education podcast
- The Nerve: English and Arts
- WinWin: sports science and physical training
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