Neil was "blown away by the standard of work and friendliness of everyone" when he was given a tour of the Granary and sat in on architecture lectures.
"From the beginning, I built close bonds with my peers and lecturers and every day we help each other to overcome problems regarding our designs or any other matters." SETU student, Neil Quinn
Neil Quinn from County Waterford is a current student of Bachelor of Architecture (Hons) and a past pupil of Waterpark College, Waterford city. Neil is one of four students who recently received the President’s Scholarship.
My time at SETU
I am currently in my second year studying architecture at the Granary Campus in Waterford city. The main reason I chose to study at SETU was the campus itself. From the café on the ground floor to the shared studio spaces, the Granary campus was the ideal choice for studying Architecture.
Close bonds
From the beginning, I built close bonds with my peers and lecturers and every day we all help each other to overcome problems regarding our designs or any other matters. I felt after only a few weeks in first year that everybody knew each other well and we all quickly formed close bonds. This was due to us being in the studio for so long and being in each other’s company all day every day.
Open arms
I would highly recommend anybody who has an interest in architecture to consider SETU as their first choice. Many potential incoming students are greeted with open arms by the staff and are often given tours and are encouraged to sit in during lectures to get a taste of what Architecture is like. I personally did this over the winter and was brought on a tour by the Head of the Department of Architecture. This tour solidified my choice to come to SETU as I was blown away by the standard of work and friendliness of everyone.
