Master in Arts In Applied Spirituality

South East Technological University in Waterford is a recently formed technological university created from the merger of regional institutes of technology. SETU offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across business, engineering, science, computing and the humanities, with a strong emphasis on applied learning and industry relevance. The university aims to provide hands on, career focused education supported by modern facilities and an enterprising campus culture.

SETU is known for close partnerships with employers, work based learning and co operative education that connect study to practical experience. Degree programmes frequently include placements, live projects and industry supervised assessments, giving students professional networks and real world skills. Research centres focus on renewable energy, digital technologies and health innovation, offering opportunities for students to engage in applied research that addresses regional and global challenges.

International students will find a welcoming community, active student societies and services to support academic transition and career development. With strong links to industry and the Irish job market, SETU is a good choice for students seeking practical, employment focused study in technology driven fields, and for those who value classroom learning that quickly translates to workplace readiness.

The Master in Arts In Applied Spirituality is a one-year master's program offered by South East Technological University in Ireland, focusing on contemporary spirituality and its application in various settings.

The curriculum includes topics like Journeying with Spirit, Spirituality and Social Concern, Contemplative Psychology, and Spiritual Accompaniment. Students will develop skills in awareness, attentiveness, and presence, as well as research training and appreciation.

Graduates can pursue careers as Spiritual Accompanists, Therapists, Counsellors, or work in social justice and sustainable living. They can also work in therapeutic settings, family support, or education.