Final Year Matters – Moving On

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Design and Technology (IADT), Institute of Art

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Digital Learning, Student Success

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FYMMO – Final Year Matters – Moving On is an initiative that supports students in their final and penultimate years in their undergraduate degree, as well as graduates. The purpose of the initiative is to provide information, guidance and advice to help transitioning students; it works in conjunction with our First Year initiative as a ‘bookend’ to the undergraduate student experience. Additionally, it supports the lecturing staff with resources that are available to them to utilise and reinforce their teaching.

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Design and Technology (IADT), and Institute of Art (2021). Final year matters – moving on. National Resource Hub (Ireland). Retrieved from: https://hub.teachingandlearning.ie/resource/final-year-matters-moving-on/ License: Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY).

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