At the Department of Humanities we provide high quality and relevant education in Culinary Arts, Hospitality Studies, Tourism Management, Event Management, Hotel Front Office Management and Social Care disciplines. For CAO 2010, the Department introduced a four-year ab-initio Honours Degree programme in Business Studies with Sports Management. This programme will provide graduates with a thorough appreciation of the dynamic business principles necessary for the successful management of sports related clubs and enterprises.
All our programmes provide a blend of theory and practice through active learning approaches where educators engage with learners in activities which stimulate their interest and enhance their learning. Examples of this learner-centred approach includes a combination of formal lectures, tutorials, group projects, presentations, case studies, educational visits, problem based learning, work placements, simulation activities, role plays, and visiting speakers from the professions and industry. For further information on what the Department of Humanities can offer you, contact us today.
Foodle: A One-Stop-Shop for all your Recipe Needs
A quick glance at the range and level of professionalism displayed in the recipes on Foodle.ie is a tribute to the application of active learning at LIT
www.foodle.ie 
The RETRO Project
In 2009, a group of educators from five different European countries (Ireland, Finland, Greece, Lithuania and Poland) came together to consider the challenges involved in managing relationships in teaching situations which are characterised by diversity.
Read about the project