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Atlantic Technological University Réamheolaire Prospectus Your future is here
Contents
Programmes List 1
Welcome from the President 6
Why choose Atlantic Technological University 7
Galway City 9
Ábhar Connemara 11
Mayo 13
Mountbellew 15
Donegal 17
Sligo 21
Clubs and Societies 25
Students’ Union 27
Sport for All 29
Scholarships and Bursaries 31
Academic Supports 33
Student Supports 35
Pathways to Success 37
Study Abroad 39
Work Placement 41
Mature Applicants 43
QQI/FET Applicants 44
Northern Irish Applicants 45
International Applicants 46
Campus Locations and Programmes 48
ATU Galway City 49
ATU Connemara 113
ATU Mayo 121
ATU Mountbellew 135
ATU Donegal 141
ATU Sligo 217
ATU St Angela’s 289
Other Study Options 303
Apprenticeships 305
Tertiary Education Programmes 307
How to Apply 309
Open Days 323
Contact us 324
Programmes List CAO
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Programme Title Level Points Page CAO
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Programme Title Level Points Page CAO
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Programme Title Level Points Page
CAO Programme Title Level Points Page GALWAY CITY GALWAY CITY MOUNTBELLEW
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AU535 Construction Management 7 255 77 Design, Creative Arts and Business, Engineering and Science
GALWAY CITY AU636 Quantity Surveying and 8 346 78 Teacher Education AU606 Rural Enterprise and Agri-Business 8 298 138
Construction Economics
Business AU617 Animation and Game Design 8 330 101 AU506 Rural Enterprise and Agri-Business 7 288 138
AU536 Quantity Surveying and 7 251 78
AU601 Business 8 288 51 Construction Economics AU618 Art 8 833 102 AU657 Agriculture and Environmental 8 360 139
AU642 Software and Electronic Engineering 8 307 79 AU518 Art 7 369 102 Management
AU501 Business 7 252 51
AU542 Software and Electronic Engineering 7 235 79 AU615 Film and Documentary 8 330 103 AU557 Agriculture and Environmental 7 281 139
AU401 Business 6 172 51 Management
AU649 Engineering 8 445 81 AU616 Creative Media and Storytelling 8 NEW 104
AU600 Accounting 8 311 53
AU607 Digital Accounting 8 NEW 54
AU549 Engineering 7 347 81 AU620 Art and Design and 8 400 105 DONEGAL LETTERKENNY
Communication Graphics
AU648 Agricultural Engineering 8 305 82
AU602 Business Information Systems 8 300 55 AU519 Design (Common Entry) 7 270 107 Business
AU548 Agricultural Engineering 7 290 82
AU502 Business Information Systems 7 250 55 AU624 Product Design 8 NEW 108 AU301 Business 8 307 143
AU647 Biomedical Engineering 8 370 83
AU605 Entrepreneurship 8 280 56 AU622 Interior Design 8 NEW 109 AU300 Accounting 8 317 144
AU547 Biomedical Engineering 7 330 83
AU505 Entrepreneurship 7 280 56 AU623 Graphic Design and Illustration 8 NEW 110 AU302 Marketing with Online Technologies 8 307 145
AU646 Energy Engineering 8 329 84
AU621 Textile and Fashion Design 8 NEW 111 AU200 Business (Common Entry) 7 196 147
AU604 Finance and Economics 8 317 58 AU546 Energy Engineering 7 310 84
AU603 Marketing and Sales 8 300 59 AU650 Manufacturing Engineering Design 8 336 85 AU330 Design (Common Entry) 8 301 149
CONNEMARA AU231 Animation 7 190 151
AU503 Marketing and Sales 7 275 59 AU550 Manufacturing Engineering Design 7 308 85
AU645 Mechanical Engineering 8 410 86 Furniture Design, Technology and AU230 Film and Media Production 7 214 152
Tourism, Hospitality and Heritage Teacher Education AU233 Graphic and UX Design 7 207 154
AU545 Mechanical Engineering 7 302 86
AU631 Gastronomy Science and 8 235 61 AU232 Fashion Design with Promotion 7 171 155
AU683 Furniture Design, Making and 8 389 115
Food Innovation Science and Computing Technology (Common Entry)
AU312 Communications with English 8 NEW 156
AU531 Gastronomy Science and 7 171 61 AU583 Furniture Design, Making and 7 379 115
AU656 Science (Undenominated) 8 445 87 AU311 Corporate Law 8 NEW 157
Food Innovation Technology (Common Entry)
AU429 Culinary Arts Professional 6 189 63 AU556 Science (Undenominated) 7 300 87 AU310 LLB 8 304 158
AU681 Furniture Design and Manufacture 8 360 116
Chef Programme AU670 Applied Biology and 8 420 88 AU210 Law with Criminal Justice 7 164 159
Biopharmaceutical Science AU682 Furniture Making and Architectural 8 361 117
AU628 International Tourism Management 8 271 64 Woodworking DIRECT Preparatory Studies for Higher 6 DIRECT 161
AU528 International Tourism Management 7 191 64 AU569 Applied Biology and 7 320 88 Education (Access Course) ENTRY
AU680 Education 8 400 119
Biopharmaceutical Science
AU426 Tourism 6 226 65 (Design Graphics and AU322 Hospitality Management 8 307 162
AU655 Applied Freshwater and 8 383 90 Construction)
AU629 Event Management with 8 227 67 AU221 Tourism and Hospitality Operations 7 166 163
Marine Biology
Public Relations AU321 Athletic Therapy and 8 302 166
AU555 Applied Freshwater and 7 300 90 MAYO Exercise Rehabilitation
AU529 Event Management with 7 215 67 Marine Biology
Public Relations Health Sciences, Wellbeing and Society AU320 Sport and Exercise (Common Entry) 8 307 167
AU668 Chemical and Pharmaceutical 8 378 91
AU427 Event Operations with 6 NEW 68 AU222 Sports and Exercise 7 207 169
Science AU696 Applied Social Care 8 261 123
Public Relations
AU625 Heritage 8 272 69 AU568 Chemical and Pharmaceutical 7 322 91 AU593 Applied Social Care 7 242 123 Engineering and Technology
Science
AU525 Heritage 7 255 69 AU694 History and Geography 8 247 124 AU343 Architectural Technology 8 317 171
AU675 Physics and Instrumentation 8 308 92
AU425 Heritage 6 298 70 AU591 History and Geography 7 258 124 AU340 Fire Safety Engineering 8 308 172
AU575 Physics and Instrumentation 7 376 92
AU630 International Hotel and 8 228 71 AU699 Outdoor and Environmental 8 NEW 125 AU342 Construction Management 8 307 173
Hospitality Management AU669 Forensic Science and Analysis 8 401 93 Education (Common Entry)
AU242 Construction (Common Entry) 7 233 174
AU530 International Hotel and 7 161 71 AU671 Medical Science 8 521 94 AU590 Outdoor Education 7 162 126
Hospitality Management AU341 Quantity Surveying 8 300 176
AU693 Geography and Outdoor Education 8 271 127
AU663 Public Health Nutrition 8 391 95
AU428 Hotel and Hospitality Operations 6 170 72 AU240 Quantity Surveying 7 199 176
AU690 General Nursing 8 412 129
AU662 Sport and Exercise Science 8 366 97 AU243 Building Engineering 7 NEW 177
Engineering AU664 Sports Coaching 8 307 98
AU691 Psychiatric Nursing 8 371 130 (Common Entry)
AU698 Psychology 8 NEW 131 AU241 Civil Engineering 7 216 179
AU637 Architectural Technology 8 308 73 AU677 Computing and Digital Media 8 290 99
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AU695 Early Childhood Education and Care 8 271 132 AU361 Computer Science 8 324 180
AU537 Architectural Technology 7 267 73
AU577 Computing and Digital Media 7 243 99
AU491 Early Childhood Education and Care 6 213 133 AU363 Computing in Data Science and 8 NEW 181
AU638 Civil Engineering 8 400 75
AU676 Computing in Software Development 8 350 100 Artificial Intelligence
AU538 Civil Engineering 7 327 75
AU576 Computing in Software Development 7 300 100 AU362 CyberPsychology 8 327 182
AU635 Construction Management 8 326 77
AU360 Applied Computing 8 307 183
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Programmes List CAO
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Programme Title Level Points Page CAO
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Programme Title Level Points Page CAO
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CAO Programme Title Level Points Page SLIGO SLIGO ST ANGELA’S
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Business and Social Sciences AU956 Computer Networks and 8 308 259 Education, Home Economics,
DONEGAL LETTERKENNY Cyber Security
Food Business and Nursing
AU900 Business 8 270 219
AU846 Computer Networks and 7 254 259
AU260 Computer Games Development 7 170 184
AU800 Business 7 234 221 Cyber Security AU985 Home Economics and Biology 8 509 291
AU262 Computing with Cybersecurity 7 169 186
AU700 Business 6 181 221 AU957 Software Development 8 300 260 AU986 Home Economics and Religious 8 451 293
and Digital Forensics
Education
AU847 Software Development 7 280 260
AU261 Computing 7 227 187 AU901 Business and Information 8 324 222
AU988 Home Economics 8 488 294
Communications Technology (ICT) AU848 Games Development 7 259 261
AU350 Mechanical Engineering 8 307 188
AU987 Home Economics and Irish 8 474 295
AU906 Business and Irish 8 NEW 223 AU927 Creative Design 8 325 262
AU251 Mechanical Engineering 7 176 188
AU987 Eacnamaíocht Bhaile agus Gaeilge 8 474 296
AU906 Ghnó agus Gaeilge 8 NUA 224 AU821 Creative Design 7 274 262
AU253 Engineering (Common Entry) 7 NEW 189
AU989 Nutrition, Food and Business 8 300 298
AU902 Accounting 8 313 225 AU925 Architecture 8 420 263 Management
AU252 Electric Vehicle Engineering 7 281 191
AU926 Interior Architecture and Design 8 356 264 AU990 Home Economics 8 408 299
AU904 Marketing 8 326 227
Science and Health AU820 Interior Architecture and Design 7 225 266
AU802 Marketing 7 258 227 AU991 General Nursing 8 400 300
AU390 Early Childhood Care, Health 8 300 193 AU928 Fine Art 8 398 267
and Education AU903 Sport with Business 8 280 228 AU992 Intellectual Disability Nursing 8 320 302
AU822 Fine Art 7 373 267
AU190 Early Childhood Care, Health 6 161 193 AU804 Applied Sport with Business 7 231 230
and Education AU931 Performing Arts 8 354 268
AU905 Tourism and Event Management 8 309 231
AU391 Health and Social Care 8 281 195 AU823 Performing Arts (Acting) 7 237 270
AU803 International Tourism and 7 234 232
AU290 Inclusive Practice for Special 7 253 196 AU824 Performing Arts (Theatre Design) 7 246 271
Event Management
Needs Assistance AU929 Writing and Literature 8 308 272
AU915 Law and Business 8 300 233
AU372 Bioanalytical Science 8 NEW 198 AU930 Writing and Literature (Online) 8 424 272
AU916 Sociology and Politics 8 302 234
AU370 Food Science and Nutrition 8 NEW 199
AU917 English and Psychology 8 328 235 Science
AU373 Pharmaceutical and Medicinal 8 NEW 200
Science AU918 Social Care Practice 8 302 236 AU965 Science (Common Entry) 8 320 273
AU270 Science (Common Entry) 7 NEW 201 AU730 Science (Common Entry) 6 224 273
AU919 Early Education and Care 8 307 237
AU271 Veterinary Nursing 7 401 203 AU966 Environmental Science with Ecology 8 339 276
AU272 Agriculture 7 197 204
Engineering and Design
AU855 Environmental Science with Ecology 7 287 276
AU371 Agriculture (Common Entry) 8 300 205 AU940 Engineering (Common Entry) 8 381 239
AU967 Occupational Safety and Health 8 307 277
AU173 Dental Nursing 6 216 208 AU830 Engineering (Common Entry) 7 262 241
AU856 Occupational Safety and Health 7 252 277
AU172 Health Science with Dietetics Studies 6 347 209 AU715 Engineering (Common Entry) 6 213 241
AU968 Pharmaceutical Science with 8 317 278
AU171 Health Science with 6 307 210 AU941 Robotics and Automation 8 403 243 Drug Development
Occupational Therapy Studies AU831 Mechatronic Engineering 7 301 245 AU857 Pharmaceutical Science with 7 256 278
AU170 Health Science with 6 473 211 Drug Development
AU943 Mechanical Engineering 8 404 246
Physiotherapy Studies AU969 Biomedical Science 8 302 279
AU833 Mechanical Engineering 7 236 248
AU174 Pharmacy Technician 6 222 212 AU858 Biomedical Science 7 244 279
AU834 Precision Engineering and Design 7 273 249
AU380 General Nursing 8 408 213 AU970 Forensic Investigation and Analysis 8 328 281
AU944 Civil Engineering 8 327 250
AU382 Intellectual Disability Nursing 8 266 214 AU859 Forensic Investigation and Analysis 7 241 281
AU835 Civil Engineering 7 237 250
AU381 Mental Health Nursing 8 308 215 AU971 Health Science and Physical Activity 8 327 282
AU945 Quantity Surveying 8 307 251
AU861 Health Science and Physiology 7 291 284
DONEGAL KILLYBEGS AU836 Quantity Surveying 7 210 251
AU732 Health and Exercise Science 6 327 285
AU716 Construction Economics 6 318 253
AU220 Culinary Arts 7 171 164
AU973 Clinical Measurement Physiology 8 NEW 286
AU946 Construction Project Management 8 302 254
and Applied Technology AU972 Human Nutrition 8 370 287
AU837 Advanced Wood and Sustainable 7 211 255 AU862 Human Nutrition 7 280 287
Building Technology
AU717 Applied Construction Technology 6 164 256
AU955 Computing 8 341 257
AU845 Computing 7 328 257
AU725 Computing 6 251 257
Welcome from
the President
Fáilte ón Uachtarán
Welcome to Atlantic Technological University
Fáilte!
I am delighted to welcome you to the 2024
prospectus of Atlantic Technological University
(ATU).
This prospectus will guide students, parents, and teachers through
the wide range of programmes available in Atlantic TU, one of the
largest multi-campus universities in Ireland.
We are very proud of our diverse range of programmes offered at our
campuses in Connemara, Donegal, Galway City, Mayo, Mountbellew,
and Sligo. Between our campuses, we offer 600 academic
programmes from pre-degree to doctoral level to a population of
23,500+ learners.
We offer a rich combination of academic and research excellence,
quality of life and opportunity – all of which can be experienced in the
beautiful west and north-west region of Ireland. We deliver practice-
orientated study, and research that seeks to address the major global
challenges facing society.
If you join our ATU family, we will welcome you and provide all the
guidance and support you need to fulfil your potential.
We are dedicated to enabling sustainable economic, social and
cultural development; connected to and serving our region and with
a mindset that reaches far beyond it.
Your future is here.
Dr Orla Flynn
ATU Prospectus 2024
ATU Prospectus 2024
Uachtarán/President
Ollscoil Teicneolaíochta an Atlantaigh
Atlantic Technological University
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Atlantic Technological University (ATU) is a multi-campus technological
university in the west and north-west of Ireland that delivers a rich
combination of academic and research excellence, quality of life and
opportunity.
Collaborative Strength
Atlantic TU has a student population of over 23,500 learners,
1 Region
spanning more than 600 academic programmes from pre-degree to
doctoral level. ATU’s strength lies in our collaborative ethos, realising
our shared goals by elevating and championing success.
8 Campuses
Academic Excellence 600+ Programmes
Why choose
ATU offers an exceptional higher educational experience. Building
on the foundations of applied learning, our university focuses on
research-informed teaching. We empower learners to realise their full
8 Research Centres
potential, developing responsible citizens, critical thinkers, innovators
5,000+
Atlantic
and problem solvers equipped for life-long learning.
Research, Engagement and Innovation Graduates Annually
At Atlantic TU we have a proud tradition of industry engagement,
Technological
through collaborative research and providing programmes at
undergraduate and postgraduate levels that meet employers’ skills
23,500+
Total Students
requirements. As the leading higher educational institution in the
region, our students, staff and communities are intrinsically linked to
University
regional employers, building sustainable employment opportunities,
and driving growth in the west and north-west.
2,253 Total Staff
Global Opportunities
Our students develop as global citizens, recognising and building
Maidir le hOllscoil awareness of the opportunities and roles we play in developing
sustainable global economies. From collaborative international
Teicneolaíochta research to overseas study and work placement opportunities, ATU
an Atlantaigh students are part of a global community with a mindset that reaches
far beyond our shores.
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1 ATU Donegal Letterkenny
2 ATU Donegal Killybegs
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3 ATU St Angela’s
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4 ATU Sligo
5 ATU Mayo
6 ATU Connemara
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7 ATU Mountbellew
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ATU Prospectus 2024
8 ATU Galway City
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Galway is a cosmopolitan city that is world-renowned for its friendliness
Galway
and community vibrancy. It is enriched with energy, amazing nightlife,
a booming music scene and a fantastic schedule of annual festivals.
City
An Energetic City Accommodation
A prominent gourmet destination, Galway offers everything from There are several purpose-built
Michelin-star dining and contemporary restaurants to quirky cafés student villages located close to
and street food. Trendy cocktail bars, traditional Irish bars, and late- ATU Galway City.
night venues with international artists, ensure you will always find
a lively night out. With several cinemas to choose from alongside Glasán
weekly arts and cultural events, quiet night options are plentiful too. www.glasan.com
Cathair na Gaillimhe Shopping lovers can find the perfect look at high street retailers or
independent boutiques. Finally, with events including the Galway Ceann Bóirne
Races, Galway International Arts Festival and the Galway Christmas www.ceannboirne.com
Markets, there is always an opportunity for some fun and festivals.
Cúirt Na Rásaí
www.cuirtnarasai.com
Spectacular Location
Galway captivates with its enchanting beauty nestled along the west
coast of Ireland. It’s breath-taking views of the Atlantic Ocean and Students may also choose from
Galway Bay offers opportunities for beach excursions, sea swimming, numerous digs and private
or leisurely strolls along the famous Salthill promenade. rental options.
Merlin and Barna Woods along with the city Riverside walk For information on all the
provide idyllic surroundings for land-based adventures. accommodation options, please
contact the Students’ Union at
Sports Facilities www.atustudentpad.ie
A modern on-campus sports hall offers a wide variety of sports Please note student villages
ranging from basketball to badminton and cricket to cheerleading. are owned and run by private
Our state-of-the-art High-Performance Unit (HPU) facilitates operators and not by ATU.
programmes for elite level athletes, whilst a fitness studio offers
daily exercise classes. Outdoors, we have a GAA pitch with access
to additional pitches locally. We also have arrangements made
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ATU Prospectus 2024
with several sports clubs. This means our students have access
to facilities including FAI approved 3G Astroturf and grass pitches
at Mervue United AFC and a 200m five lane synthetic running track
at O’Sullivan Park.
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Connemara
Conamara
Located in the beautiful village of Letterfrack, ATU Connemara is the
National Centre for Excellence in Furniture Design and Technology.
Renowned for its live traditional Irish music, Letterfrack is also
surrounded by beautiful coastal destinations.
Great Location Sports Facilities
There is an excellent choice of places to eat and drink in Letterfrack Students have access to local
including cosy pubs, restaurants, coffee shops and a hotel. Clifden, sports facilities including a
which is often referred to as the capital of Connemara, is only 15 grass football pitch, floodlit
minutes away and is the largest town west of Galway City. This Astroturf pitch, fully equipped
thriving town is home to shops, cafes, fine dining restaurants and gym and a tennis court. Those
lots of quaint Irish pubs. There are regular bus services to Letterfrack, looking to explore the great
with daily connections to Clifden and Galway City available. outdoors have a huge range
of options to choose from,
Incredible Beauty with pursuits available on land
Letterfrack is overlooked by the majestic Diamond Hill and and sea. Scenic walks and
Connemara National Park. This park covers almost 3000 hectares of cycles, horse riding, angling
scenic mountains which are part of the famous Twelve Bens range. and sea swimming offer ideal
The main entrance to Connemara National Park is in the village and opportunities for relaxation.
is the starting point for an array of stunning walks. Beautiful coastal The more adventure orientated
destinations such as Inishboffin and Cleggan are also within easy individual may find the perfect
access of Letterfrack. option in mountain climbing,
abseiling, surfing, windsurfing
or scuba diving.
Accommodation
Purpose-built student accommodation, Áras Ghuaire, is located
within one-minute walking distance of ATU Connemara. To contact
Áras Ghuaire please go to www.letterfrackaccommodation.com
To find out about private rental and digs options, please contact the
Students’ Union at www.atustudentpad.ie
Please note student villages are owned and run by
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ATU Prospectus 2024
private operators and not by ATU.
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Mayo
Maigh Eo
With a population of over 12,000, Castlebar is one of Ireland’s fastest
growing towns and home to ATU Mayo. Whether you want to immerse
yourself in an energetic town or explore beautiful countryside,
Castlebar offers an unforgettable student experience.
A Bustling Town Sports Facilities
Castlebar is a shopper’s heaven, with unique boutiques, high-street On-campus sports facilities
brands, and everything in between. Food options range from quirky include an indoor climbing wall,
cafés to award winning restaurants, so there is something to suit soccer pitch and running track.
every taste. Also, be sure to check out one of the weekly farmers Students also have access to a
markets. Established musicians frequent pubs, late bars and cocktail range of local facilities. These
bars for those looking to dance the night away. For a quieter night out, include an eight-lane pool at the
a luxury seven screen cinema has all the latest blockbusters. newly opened Lough Lannagh
The Royal Theatre and Event Centre, a leading entertainment leisure complex, indoor courts
venue in the west of Ireland, regularly plays host to top music artists, at Castlebar Tennis Club and
comedians, plays and major events. boxing facilities at Castlebar
Boxing Club. ATU Mayo is
Beautiful Setting recognised as one of the leading
The stunning grounds of Turlough Park and the nature trail at institutes in the country for
Raheens Wood are the perfect settings to get away from it all, outdoor adventure activities.
whilst a range of water sports on Lough Lannagh offer a chance Beaches, rivers and mountains
to try something new. Croaghmoyle and Nephin mountain ranges provide the perfect environment
provide fantastic opportunities for hillwalking, mountain hiking and for a range of outdoor activities.
exploration. Regular bus services mean the award-winning seaside
town of Westport is within easy reach. Alternatively, hop on a bike
and explore The Great Western Greenway which extends from
Castlebar onwards to Westport.
Accommodation
There are numerous accommodation options within easy access
of ATU Mayo. These include private rentals, digs and purpose-built
student accommodation. For more information on accommodation
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ATU Prospectus 2024
please contact the Students’ Union at www.atustudentpad.ie
Contact details for Hawthorn Village, the purpose-built student
accommodation, can be found at www.hawthornvillage.ie
Please note student villages are owned and run by
private operators and not by ATU.
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Mountbellew
An Creagán
Home of the first agricultural college in Ireland, Mountbellew is a growing
market town located 45 kilometres from Galway City. This busy town is
where students spend their first two years of study before attending
ATU Galway City in years three and four.
A Busy Town Sports Facilities
With a population of almost one thousand, Mountbellew has several Students have access to a
shops, small businesses, restaurants and coffee shops. Local pubs variety of local sports facilities
regularly host live music and entertainment, with a warm welcome at Moylough Sports Ground.
ever-present. A Farmers Market takes place every Tuesday where These include a GAA pitch,
visitors will find a range of produce which includes cheese, fruit, soccer pitch, handball alley and
vegetables, wine, fresh fish and pastries. Daily bus services to Galway a tennis court. State-of-the-art
ensure the energetic city is never too far away. gym facilities can be found at
Mountbellew Fitness Centre,
Charming Countryside whilst Mountbellew Golf Club is
Mountbellew Demense includes a wooded area with forest walks home to an 18-hole golf course.
and picnic areas. The Demense loop trail is a 2.2km walk or cycle Natural facilities allow for several
trail which navigates through trees and flora. The area is also home outdoor options, ranging from
to a wide diversity of wildlife species, whilst Mountbellew Lake is fishing on the River Shiven to
a sanctuary for waterfowl including ducks, pheasants and swans. cycling the Demense loop trail.
The area is also filled with interesting historical buildings such as old
walled gardens, a flour mill, a boat house and a forge.
Accommodation
There is a range of private rental and digs accommodation
available to ATU Mountbellew students. For more information on
accommodation options please email mac@atu.ie for available local
listings or contact the Students’ Union at www.atustudentpad.ie
Please be advised that properties are not vetted by ATU.
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ATU Prospectus 2024
15 16Donegal
ATU Donegal has two campuses, one based in Letterkenny and another
based in Killybegs. Donegal is renowned for its stunning beaches,
welcoming and relaxed atmosphere, and not forgetting the most beautiful
accent in Ireland. It’s easy to see why ATU Donegal is attracting more
students than ever before.
Dún na nGall
ATU Donegal Letterkenny ATU Donegal
The Letterkenny campus is in the heart of Letterkenny town centre. Killybegs
Letterkenny is a lively town, offering excellent shopping, a vibrant The Killybegs campus is located
nightlife and great opportunities for part-time work, sport, culture and in Ireland’s premier fishing
fun. There are plenty of much-loved student haunts such as pubs, port which is rich in tradition
music venues, nightclubs and restaurants. In addition, you’ll find an and heritage. Its picturesque
8-screen cinema and the Aura Leisure Complex, which houses a location boasts spectacular
25m pool, tartan track and gym. For arts and cultural enthusiasts scenery and harbour views.
there is the Arena 7 Entertainment Complex, An Grianán and a This is perhaps the most scenic
Regional Cultural Centre which incorporates an art gallery, an campus in Ireland, surrounded
auditorium and full cinema facilities. ATU Letterkenny campus by breathtaking beaches and
includes the following facilities: close to Europe’s highest
accessible sea cliffs – Sliabh
Educational and support facilities, including general purpose
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Liag. Students experience
and specialised teaching facilities, research facility, administrative,
small class sizes and a personal
technical and academic staff accommodation, library, 4 dining
approach to learning in a
areas/restaurants, meeting rooms and lecture theatres
comfortable and welcoming
An Dánlann: sports/student services building comprising
• setting. The campus has an
large sports/assembly hall, fitness suite, changing facilities, impressive reputation for
students’ union and student services centre, dining facilities delivering exceptional academic
and storage space programmes in culinary arts,
hospitality and tourism.
External Sports Facility: floodlit sand-based natural grass
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playing pitch.
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ATU Prospectus 2024
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Dún na nGall
Accommodation
Donegal is one of the most affordable regions to live, work and travel around. The cost of living is
considerably lower than the national average and the region offers a variety of affordable student
accommodation. There is no on-campus accommodation, however, there are options for digs, houses
to rent on a shared basis, and in Letterkenny there are also a number of apartment complexes built
specifically for the student market. Both campuses are quite central and most accommodation is within
10 minutes’ walk of each of the campuses. Each year, the Students’ Union (SU) compiles and updates a
list of student accommodation. The list is sent out automatically to students who receive an offer from
ATU Donegal and is also available online from early August of each year. Students are advised to begin
the accommodation search early as demand can be high.
Sport and Sports Facilities
ATU Donegal’s sporting teams compete in the higher education and
university competitions throughout the sporting calendar. Sport at
ATU Donegal has gone from strength-to-strength in recent years
under the leadership of Michael Murphy, Head of Sport.
In addition to competitive sports the campus offers health and
fitness advice, recreation courses, wheelchair sport and community
activities. The ATU Donegal gyms are located in both our Letterkenny
and Killybegs campuses. The gyms are free-to-use for all students
and they offer daily exercise classes to students who like to work
within a small group setting. Current facilities include an on-campus
floodlit pitch and indoor training facility, multi-purpose sports centre
and a modern fitness suite.
Funding has been secured for the design of a sports and activity
campus, the Letterkenny Regional Sports-Activity Hub. The project
will see the creation of a high-quality, multi-pitch sports facility and
community hub suitable for university students as well as local and
regional sports teams and the wider community.
ATU Prospectus 2024
ATU Prospectus 2024
19 20Sligo
Sligeach
Sligo combines a vibrant urban centre with stunning natural beauty.
The perfect setting for an unforgettable student experience.
With an added community feel throughout, it’s easy to see why
Sligo is such a popular student destination.
ATU Sligo
This 72-acre campus combines modern buildings, state-of-the-art Famous for its connection to
facilities and landscaped grounds. A bright, contemporary feel runs W.B. Yeats, Sligo is also home
through everything from the lecture halls to the library and cafés to to a range of literary and
chill-out zones. The campus is just a ten-minute walk from Sligo town cultural options.
centre, whilst beaches, mountains and countryside are all a short trip
away. Sligo is easily accessible by road, rail and air, with numerous Stunning
S Surroundings
return bus services stopping on campus daily throughout the year. World class beaches at
This Green Flag campus is also home to Sligo’s only Starbucks. Strandhill and Rosses Point or
the tranquil beauty of Lough
ATU St Angela’s Gill, provide the perfect place
This is perhaps the most scenic campus in the country and just to get away from it all. Sligo’s
minutes away from Sligo town centre. Students experience small rural landscape includes the
class sizes and a personal approach to learning in a comfortable and world-famous Benbulben
welcoming setting. There is a balance of theory and practical across Mountain, the Queen Maeve
all undergraduate programmes to enhance skills ahead of real-world trail on Knocknarea, woodland
placements. Students enjoy a learning experience that will empower walks such as Hazelwood and
them on a personal and professional level to ensure their high Slish Wood, megalithic sites
employability on graduation. in Carrowkeel, the beautiful
wilderness of the Ox Mountains
A Vibrant Town and so much more.
From sushi, vegan and tapas to Mexican, Italian and Thai, Sligo’s
thriving culinary scene ensures there is something to suit every taste
and budget. There are nightlife options for every mood, so whether
you are looking for a traditional Irish pub or a trendy cocktail bar, a
live music venue or an energetic nightclub, you will find it here. A
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ATU Prospectus 2024
ten-screen cinema has all the latest blockbusters whilst The Hawk’s
Well Theatre, The Model and The Factory host a diverse range of arts
and entertainment weekly. For the shopping enthusiast, independent
shops are nestled in between popular high street brands, catering
for everything from clothes to computers and vintage to vinyl.
21 22Accommodation Student Villages
With a diverse range of options available, Sligo has the perfect Gateway Apartments -
accommodation to suit every individual. The cost of student Lakewood Letting
accommodation is also much more affordable than many of Ireland’s www.gatewayapartments.ie
other university towns and cities, with this also reflected in the cost
of living. There are several purpose-built student villages in Sligo, Gateway Apartments -
all within easy access of both campuses. Some student villages Winters Property
offer a laundry service, whilst others have smart TV’s and free Netflix. www.winterspm.com/gateway
Digs accommodation is popular with students moving away from
home for the first time, as they live with a local family and all meals Ard Nua
www.ardnua.com
Sligo
are provided. With an excellent selection of private apartments and
houses, private rental is popular with students wishing to live with
friends. Whilst most students live close to campus, some choose the Uni Rooms @ Ard Nua
hustle and bustle of Sligo town centre or the stunning natural beauty www.unirooms.ie
of Strandhill and Rosses Point.
Yeats Village
www.yeatsvillage.net
Sports Facilities
At the centre of our campus sports facilities is the Knocknarea Arena. Clarion Village
Sligeach This sporting hub is home to a multi-purpose sports hall, state-of-the- www.thevillageclarion.com
art fitness suite and specialised exercise studios. Outdoors, students
have access to an international standard eight-lane tartan-surface The Grove Student
running track with throwing and jumping facilities. Our 3G Astroturf Complex
pitch is fully floodlit, whilst our fully floodlit grass pitches include a www.thegrovesligo.ie
championship standard GAA pitch and FAI certified soccer pitch.
Off-campus, students can avail of various sporting facilities at heavily Lake Isle Luxury
discounted rates. These include a 25m indoor heated swimming pool
Apartments
www.lila.ie
at Sligo Regional Sports Centre plus a variety of indoor and outdoor
courts at Sligo Tennis Club. Sligo’s stunning location also lends itself
St. Angela’s Lakeside
to outdoor options ranging from golf, water sports and horse riding to Aparthotel
hill walking, mountain biking and cycling. www.sala.ie
Visit atussu.ie for the
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full list of accommodation
options available
23 24Joining a club or society is a great way to meet people with similar
Clubs and
interests, try out something new or pursue your passion. We encourage
students to join at least one club or society, and with a huge variety to
choose from, ATU has something for everyone.
Societes
Fun and Friendship Societies*
University life is more than just study. It is also about having fun and Ag Science
making friends. Clubs and societies play a big role in this. Joining one Amination
can often be the start of a new passion or a lifelong friendship. Astronomy
Bushcraft
You Choose Cheerleading
Clubanna agus We have a huge selection of clubs and societies to choose from. Dance
Debate
Cumainn These cover everything from frisbee to fine art and music to
motorsport. Also, new clubs and societies are formed every year DJ
which means you can even start your own. Drama
Environmental
Eurovision
Check Them Out Fashion
Clubs and societies days are held across our campuses early in the Games
university year. This is an opportunity to sign up to as many of them Harry Potter
as you like. ATU subsidise clubs and societies so that they are free, as International
are most of the activities they offer. Law
LGBTQ+
The Extra Benefit Literature
Clubs and societies are great fun, but did you know they offer more Mature
than that? Teamwork, participation and personal development are Neurodiversity
qualities that will impress employers. You may even discover a talent Politics
you never knew you had. Robotics
Rock Climbing
Clubs* Skate
Tea
American Football Cricket Rugby
Vegan
Athletics Equestrian Soccer
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Badminton GAA Surf
*Clubs and Societies
Basketball Golf Swimming
available will vary across
Boxing Karate Table Tennis individual campuses
Chess Rowing Volleyball
25 26Students’
The ATU Students’ Union (ATUSU) is a democratic organisation run
by students, for students. As soon as you become an ATU student,
you automatically become a member of a Students’ Union (SU).
The ATUSU attend important university meetings to ensure that
Union
students are the focus of every decision made.
Support Events and
Whilst they organise lots of fun events throughout the year, Campaigns*
the Students’ Union are also a valuable source of support. Below is an example of the
Aontas na The supports they offer range from helping with any academic types of events and campaigns
Mac Léinn concerns you might have, to assisting in your search for the perfect the Students’ Union organise.
accommodation. If you need to talk, their door is always open.
Freshers’ Week
Campaigns and Events Rainbow Week
The Students’ Union organise campaigns on important issues such Silent Disco
as mental health, sexual health and exam stress. They also organise Mental Health Weeks
events to help you settle into university life and make sure you have
Sexual Health Weeks
an unforgettable experience. Check out the campaigns and events
calendar for an idea of what to expect. Sports and Awards Ball
Road Safety and Travel Week
Represent Healthy Living Week
You could become your class representative. Class reps are the Day at the Races
spokesperson for each individual class and are elected by their
Diversity Week
fellow classmates. They are the first point of contact for the Students’
Union. Class reps acquire lots of new skills such as negotiation, Exam De-stress Weeks
organisation, leadership and advocacy.
*Events and campaigns will vary
across individual campuses
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27 28Sport
Sport and physical activity play an important role in campus life at ATU.
Our belief is that sport is for everyone. We understand the positive impact
it can have on an individual’s physical and mental health. That is why we
for All
have a wide range of activities to suit everyone. Whether you are an elite
level athlete, a talented amateur or someone who is looking to keep fit
and healthy, we have something to suit all abilities and interests.
Achievement
Spórt do Chách Develop your talent with the help of our top-class coaches and
get the supports needed to excel in your chosen sport. Elite level
athletes are encouraged to apply for an ATU Sports Scholarship. You
will represent ATU at a national or international level, whether that is
individually or as part of a team. For more information or to apply for
an ATU Sports Scholarship, please go to atu.ie/sports-scholarships
Participation
No matter what your sport is or what level you compete at, you can
continue to do so at ATU. Our sports clubs range from basketball to
badminton, karate to kayaking and everything in between. This is a
great way to try out something new, meet new people or participate
in a sociable environment with a competitive edge.
Health
If you just want to have some fun and keep active, we have something
for you. Exercise classes such as spinning and yoga, fully equipped
fitness suites and stunning local walks are just some of the ways ATU
will help you stay fit and healthy.
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29 30Scholarships
and Bursaries
Scoláireachtaí agus Sparánachtaí
We know that funding studies can often be a concern. That is why we
provide additional financial support to hundreds of students each year.
We recognise student talents in a range of areas, from academic results
to sporting achievements. We also help support students who need
financial assistance and ensure they have the means to succeed.
Sports Scholarships Additional
The ATU Sports Scholarship programme provides supports to Scholarships
talented student athletes to recognise their need to balance both and Bursaries*
sporting and academic commitments. Alongside financial support,
REACH Scholarship
our sport scholars have access to top class sports facilities and
coaches, sports science supports, academic supports and receive College of Sanctuary
ATU branded sports scholarship gear. Bonus CAO points may also be Scholarship
awarded to elite level sports scholars. For more information GPA Postgraduate Scholarship
or to apply for an ATU Sports Scholarship, please go to Ireland Healthcare Scholarship
atu.ie/sports-scholarships
Academic Scholarship
1916 Bursary Fund Access Scholarship
This is a funding scheme targeted at students who are Mature Student Scholarship
socioeconomically disadvantaged and who are from groups that Special Sports and Cultural
have low participation rates in higher education. Achievement (SSCA) Scheme
Non-EU Scholarship
Student Assistance Fund Sanctuary Scholarship
The Student Assistance Fund (SAF) provides funding to students President’s Bursary Fund
whose participation in higher education would be at risk as a direct
result of financial difficulty. Funding is available towards costs relating *Scholarships and Bursaries
to rent, transport, books, materials, food, utilities, childcare and available will vary across
medical costs. individual campuses
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Find out more
For more information on the scholarships and bursaries available
across all ATU campuses, please visit atu.ie/scholarships
31 32Academic
Supports Tacaíochtaí
Acadúla
We have invested heavily in our learning facilities to ensure our students
are fully supported throughout their academic journey.
Learning Support Technology Support
Our dedicated learning-support tutors help students who have Our students have free Office
dyslexia or other specific learning difficulties. Students have 365 to download to their own
access to the latest assistive technology and can engage with a devices plus free unlimited
learning support tutor on a one-to-one or group basis. Reasonable One Drive data storage,
accommodation at exams and liaising with relevant staff are other allowing them to study from
ways our learning-support tutors can help. anywhere in the world at
any time. Students can also
Maths Support access a range of free modern
Our innovative and friendly maths support centres offer the extra technologies and free high-
support that many students need. Services include consultations, speed Wi-Fi on our campuses.
tutorials, computer-based tutorials and access to relevant text
materials. You can even submit maths problems for correction. Careers Service
Students can access these facilities on a one-to-one basis, Our careers teams are
as a small group or online. passionate about finding every
student a career and future they
Academic Writing will love. They advise on career
Students of all abilities can benefit from our academic writing options and postgraduate
supports. These include getting started with assignments, effective studies whilst also assisting
notetaking, report writing, avoiding plagiarism, successful writing in with CV and interview skills.
exams and the writing process – generating ideas, drafting, revising The teams have well established
and editing. Students can access these facilities on a one-to-one links with local, national and
basis, as a small group or online. international employers.
Throughout the year they
organise a range of workshops,
Induction careers fairs and employer talks.
We know that the transition to university is an exciting time,
but a nerve-wracking one too. Our comprehensive induction and
welcome programmes ensure the transition is both easy and fun.
During induction, students receive their timetables, meet their
classmates and lecturers, learn about supports and services,
get their questions answered, go on a campus tour and lots more.
Screening questionnaires are also carried out with first year
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students to identify their preferred learning style and any supports
they may need. ATU’s First Five Weeks welcome programme ensures
continued support into the academic year.
33 34Student
Supports Tacaíochtaí
do Mhic Léinn
Our student support teams help with any concerns or worries you
may have in a confidential and sensitive manner. If it’s important to you,
it’s important to us.
Access Office Health
Our access office provides a supportive learning environment to The health service teams
help students realise their educational potential, regardless of their across ATU provide free,
background, age or health circumstances. Supports are personal, on-campus medical care and
academic or financial in nature including a range of learning supports health promotion information to
using modern assistive technology. students. The teams, which are
made up of doctors and nurses,
HEAR and DARE can help with the diagnosis and
ATU participates in the HEAR (Higher Education Access Route) treatment of health problems,
and DARE (Disability Access Route to Education) access schemes. alongside providing services
These target applicants from groups who are under-represented in such as issuing prescriptions
higher education. The schemes facilitate flexibility on points and offer and repeat prescriptions.
additional supports to students throughout their studies. For more
information, please go to page 318 of this prospectus. Chaplaincy
The chaplaincy service
Disability Support supports students in their
We are passionate about creating a university community which is personal and spiritual growth
accessible and inclusive to all. Our disability-support services provide during their time at ATU. The
an individual support plan tailored to the specific needs of the chaplaincy service is available to
student. Engagement with other relevant staff ensures appropriate students of all faiths and those
plans are in place to support students to reach their full potential. who have none. The team help
to build a sense of community,
care for the wellbeing of all, and
Counselling are always available for a chat.
The professional counselling service is free-of-charge to all students.
Our experienced teams will help and support students with any area
of concern that might arise; be that academic, personal, financial,
mental health or otherwise.
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35 36Pathways to
Success Barr do Chumais
a Bhaint Amach
There are multiple ways to achieve your career goals. A degree from ATU
will open lots of doors, allowing you to follow numerous career paths.
Your future can take you anywhere and we can help take you there.
Common Entry Ladder System
It is not always easy to know exactly what area to study. It is even CAO students can apply for
more difficult to decide what area to specialise in. That is why our up to 20 courses, ten at level 8
flexible common entry programmes are so popular. Common entry and ten at level 6/7. The ladder
allows students to understand where their true passion lies. Students system allows progression
study a broad range of subjects before choosing what area to through these levels and
specialise in. Please view our programme pages for more information beyond. For example, we have
on the common entry options across our campuses. seen students progress from
level 6 higher certificate up to
Teaching PhD level 10. If a programme
Some of our degrees have a direct path into teaching, with built in of interest is available at all
school placements providing experience teaching in supportive levels, we recommend students
classrooms and environments. Many of our honours degree include all levels on their
programmes also meet Teaching Council subject requirements. application. This increases the
Students who pursue this route are required to complete a chances of an offer. Level 6
Professional Master of Education (PME) after they graduate to points are normally much less
become a fully qualified teacher. than their level 8 equivalent.
Alternative Routes
There is never just one way to accomplish your goals. Here at ATU,
we want to help each student achieve these goals. If you dream of
a career in a certain profession, there may be alternative routes you
are not aware of. For example, our health science programmes have
routes into allied health professions. Our schools liaison teams are
always available to discuss alternative routes which can help you fulfil
your dreams.
Professional Accreditation
Many of our degrees have the added bonus of professional
accreditation. Professional accreditation is a kitemark of quality
that demonstrates a programme meets or exceeds standards
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developed by experts in the profession. The benefit to our
graduates is increased employability. It gives employers confidence
knowing that an individual has reached the industry standard.
Throughout the programme pages in this prospectus,
you will see all the professional accreditations.
37 38Study
Abroad Staidéar
Thar Lear
If you are looking for an unforgettable experience during your time in ATU,
then studying abroad might just be for you. We encourage students to
consider the option of spending a year, a semester or even a small part of
a semester at one of our partner universities. With locations across Europe
and the world, your dream destination might be closer than you think.
Career Support
Time spent studying abroad will look great on your CV and further The ATU Global Office is on
enhance your employability. It demonstrates your confidence and hand to make this happen. Not
ambition – valuable skills that can give you an edge with future only will they help you make this
employers. In the internationalised job market, employers are dream a reality, they will fully
increasingly looking for graduates who have a demonstrated ability to support you for the duration of
succeed in an international environment. your time away.
Journey Funding
You will go on a journey of personal development as you step out Erasmus+ offers financial grants
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of your comfort zone. You will gain new knowledge and develop to students who wish to study
language skills, whilst also having the option to study fully through abroad. These grants are in
English. There will be opportunities to travel to new destinations. addition to, and independent
You will take in world famous scenery and landmarks, all whilst you from, other educational
immerse yourself in a new culture. supports such as SUSI.
39 40Work
Placement Socrúchán
Oibre
The opportunity to translate academic knowledge into a hands-on
employment experience is why ATU are so passionate about work
placement. From start-ups to social care, teaching to technology, our
varied placement options mean you will find something to suit you and
your career aspirations. Although you will not be on campus during work
placement, we are still here to fully support you.
Experience Insight
Real-world experience makes you much more employable. You will gain an insight into
It will look great on your CV and gives you real-life examples something you are passionate
to reference in an interview. about. This can reinforce
your career path choices.
Impress It can also highlight new career
As we have seen many times before, leaving a good impression opportunities you may not
during work placement can often lead to job offers. have known were an option.
Translating book knowledge into a working situation Or it could fuel a desire to
is a valuable skill employers look for. progress your studies to the
next level.
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Network
Even if you don’t get a job offer, the networks you build through work
colleagues and industry experts can open all sorts of opportunities.
41 42Mature QQI/FET
Applicants Iarrthóirí
Lánfhásta Applicants Iarrthóirí
QQI/FET
Returning to education takes courage. We welcome hundreds of new Not all students will take the same path, but we believe all students can
mature students each academic year. Whether you want to gain a new reach the same destination. Each year we welcome lots of new students
qualification for your career or study something you have always been to ATU based on their Further Education and PLC awards. We fully
passionate about, we have the supports in place to help you succeed. support them on their academic journey which will ultimately lead to
their dream career.
Supports Clubs and Societies Alternative Route Transition
We understand that the first essay, assignment or report can be Clubs and societies are a great Many students do not qualify for a university degree based on their Our welcoming environment,
a challenge. We have several supports available including maths way to make new friends, try Leaving Certificate results. An award from a Further Education and supportive lecturers and staff,
support and academic writing support. out something new or pursue Training (FET) or Post-Leaving Certificate (PLC) course can often be and range of student supports
your passion. With a huge the perfect stepping-stone to securing a university place. will help make the transition to
Academics range to choose from, we have university life an easy one.
We pride ourselves on the welcoming and supportive environment something for everyone. Entry Requirements
our academic staff create. Not just a number, they are always on hand Applicants must present a full major award at QQI Level 5 or higher Tertiary Degrees
to help with any questions you may have. Entry Requirements for entry into Year 1. Applicants with awards at QQI Level 6 may be Tertiary degree programmes
Mature applicants are required considered for advanced entry into Year 2. For more information, allow students to spend Year
Grants and Scholarships to be over 23 on January 1st of please go to page 313. 1 of their degree in an ETB
There are several grants available for mature students including the calendar year of application. before completing their studies
Quotas
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The Back to Education Grant and The 1916 Bursary Fund, alongside For more information on entry at an ATU campus. For more
Mature Student Scholarships. For more information, please email requirements please go to A quota of places in ATU programmes is reserved annually for QQI information, please go to page
admissions@atu.ie page 317. accredited applicants to ensure that they are fairly represented in our 307.
student numbers. Offers are issued in Round Zero which is usually in
early August.
43 44Northern Irish International
Applicants Iarrthóirí ó
Thuaisceart
Éirinn Applicants Iarrthóirí
Idirnáisiúnta
Each year we are proud to welcome a new cohort of Northern Irish Our campuses attract students from across the globe. We pride ourselves
students. With a top-class education guaranteed, a simple application on being friendly and welcoming, so asking questions and meeting new
process and all the financial benefits that come along with it, we can see people could not be easier.
why more and more Northern Irish students are choosing to study at ATU.
Wild Atlantic Welcome International Society
Fees Application Process From your first day through to graduation, we will make you feel Joining an international society
At a maximum of €3000 per year, the student contribution fee is CAO applications open on welcome and part of the ATU family. Our campuses cover much of is a great way to make new
significantly less than in Northern Ireland and the UK. Based on June November 6th. The application the Wild Atlantic Way, which means you can look forward to stunning friends. Throughout the year
2023 exchange rates, fees in Ireland are at least 59% cheaper than in process is very straight forward landscapes, breath-taking views and exciting outdoor adventures. they arrange field trips, nights
Northern Ireland and the UK. with no personal statement out and weekends away.
required. For more information Community
Grants or to apply visit www.cao.ie
ATU is home to students from over 90 countries worldwide, giving us Global Degree
Northern Irish students can apply for a fee grant through Ireland’s diverse and vibrant campuses. Throughout your studies you will meet The quality of the experience at
awarding authority, SUSI (Student Universal Support Ireland). Unlike Entry Requirements students from different backgrounds and cultures, offering you new Atlantic TU is equally matched
student loans, fee grants do not have to be paid back. For more To view our entry requirements perspectives and inspiring new interests. by the quality of the degree.
information visit www.susi.ie and how the points system From successful careers to
works, please go to page 314. International Office exciting further studies, our
Loans Should you have any questions, graduates have taken their
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please email admissions@atu.ie Our dedicated international offices will help with the admissions
Students can apply to the Student Loans Company for a student process and support you throughout your time in ATU. Please go to qualifications across the globe.
contribution loan. Students may also be entitled to a maintenance page 317 for our international offices contact information.
loan which will help with living costs. For more information visit
www.studentfinanceni.co.uk
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