Supporting Neurodiversity in the Workplace

Presented By:

• Christine Nolan, Access Officer – MTU Bishopstown Campus

Seminar Description:

Dealing with Neurodiversity in the Workplace: An Introductory Session

Join us for a practical session designed to raise awareness of neurodiversity in the workplace. This seminar will offer general insights into neurodiversity and explore ways to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for both students and staff.

What You’ll Learn:

• An introduction to neurodiversity and its impact in work and learning environments
• Practical ways to foster inclusion and support neurodivergent individuals
• Guidance on maintaining role boundaries while offering meaningful support
• Information on where to find further resources and assistance

This session is ideal for anyone interested in promoting understanding and inclusivity in the workplace.

The MTU Cork Campus Access Service is committed to widening participation, increasing access and supporting positive educational outcomes for under-represented groups. The Access Service aims to ensure widened enrolment in MTU from under-represented groups, including students with a learning difference, disability, or an ongoing significant health condition. The Access team aims to lead the way in high quality, professional and responsive access provision through organising and delivering a range of pre-entry, entry and post-entry support programmes for the various groups we work with.