Watford Polytechnic is one of Ireland’s largest technical institutions and was founded in 1970.
In 1998, it became the first institution to obtain the status of a vocational and technical college.
During this period, the National Board of Educational Accreditation authorizes colleges to issue certificates and diplomas based on international quality reviews.
There are business schools, schools of education, schools of engineering, schools of health sciences, schools of humanities, schools of science, and many courses.
Including international business law research, applied social research, food science, horticulture, forestry, applied chemistry, biotechnology, business, information technology, computer multimedia application development, business, civil engineering, construction technology, sports management, hotel management, tourism marketing, criminal judicial study, psychology, music, visual arts, design science, agricultural business management, applied chemistry, quality management, application, biology, business software development, pharmaceutical science, accounting, finance, investment, business information systems, marketing management, computer aided manufacturing, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, architecture, etc.
The college has four campuses, Cork Road, College Street, West Campus and Applied Technology Building, with convenient transportation.
Student accommodation is also excellent.
Universities are ranked ninth among Ireland’s universities on the Global Network of Universities (4ICU).