That includes Maynooth University.
15 pop up vaccination centres have opened up at colleges across the country today, including in Kildare.
It comes as thousands of first years are set to attend campuses for the first time today as in-person teaching returns.
The clinics will provide first or second doses to students and staff on a walk-in basis.
The HSE says the aim is to maximise vaccine uptake in groups who may not be vaccinated yet, including international students.
Pop-up vaccination clinics will begin over 15 colleges campuses today as thousands of first years enter higher education for the first time.
— Department of Further and Higher Education (@DeptofFHed) September 27, 2021
Minister @NiallCollinsTD said: "I want to wish every student success and happiness ahead of this historic academic year.” pic.twitter.com/ppqFftoDTU
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