Posted: October 28, 2011
It gives us great joy to announce that the open day this week broke all our previous records. We had in excess of 750 registered visitors come to the college throughout the day.
In addition, we had 40-50 representatives from companies/organisations and 16 stands in the sports hall.
The NMCI courses on display were the B.Sc Nautical Science, B.Eng in Marine & Plant Engineering, B.Eng. Marine Electotechnology and a Higher Certificate in Nautical Studies.
Visitors arrived from: Culldaff, Moville and Carndonagh, Co Donegal, Carna and An Cheatru Rua, Co na Gaillimhe, Dublin, Louth, Waterford, Tipperary, Limerick, Clare, Cork City, North Cork, West Cork, Kerry and many other areas.
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Posted: October 14, 2011
The Maritime Event and Open Day will take place at NMCI on Tuesday, 25th October 2011from 10:00 to 15:00.
Representatives from international shipping companies and maritime organisations will be available to provide information about careers in the maritime industry. These companies provide employment and sponsorship to students undertaking courses offered by the National Maritime College of Ireland.
Throughout the day there will be:
- Tours of the state of the art training facilities at the college including the multi-million euro ship and simulators, including our bridge simulator plus sea survival centre and engineering workshops.
- Presentations by the maritime companies of their career opportunities.
- An events’ hall to visit international maritime companies and organisations.
- Presentation for schools and students on course opportunities at the NMCI.
For enquiries please e-mail: admissions@nmci.ie
Tel.: 021-4970607
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Posted: September 14, 2011
We were delighted to have the college so busy at the weekend, with a joint celebration of Cork Harbour Open Day & a Corona Cork Film Festival fundraiser taking place.
In the morning we had over 400 people attend the free open day which included a tour of the environmental pool and a chance to navigate the 270° bridge Simulator.
In the video below you can see a short video of families enjoying a simulation of New York harbour, the remote control boat race and the maritime themed art exhibition.
All of us at NMCI would like to say a big thank you to Anita Williams and the Rouges for keeping the crowds entertained throughout the day.
You can see Anita Williams perform tomorrow night (September 15th) at 9pm in the Roundy, Cork. You can also catch Anita at an “Evening of Live Jazz” on the 25th of September at The Idle Hour.
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Posted: August 19, 2011
A free tour of Europe’s most advanced maritime college is just one of the events at this year’s Cork Harbour Day celebrations.
The National Maritime College of Ireland will open their doors to the public and provide guided tours of their superb facilities on September 10th from 12pm – 5pm.
This event will include a sea survival pool showcase that can demonstrate world class special effects that includes wave generation and strobe lighting.
The multi million euro 270-degree Kongsberg simulator will also be on show. This will be opened to the public for the first time and is capable of simulating our very own harbour along with famous ports such as New York and Sydney harbour.
This family friendly event will also have a face painter along with local food producers set up around the campus.
This is the third year of Cork Harbour Open Day and organisers are hopeful that the wide range of events, such as, the open day at the National Maritime College of Ireland, concerts on Spike Island, photographic Exhibition in Camden Fort and guided tours of an Irish naval ship will attract many people. A programme of events to date can be found on www.corkharbour.ie
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