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The ceremonies will bring together students, families, staff and faculty to honour those who have completed studies from undergraduate certificates to doctoral degrees across a wide range of discipl
Atlantic Technological University (ATU) will officially commence its 2025 conferring session next week, celebrating the achievements of over 4,639 graduates across eight days of ceremonies.
The celebrations will begin at ATU’s Letterkenny Campus on Tuesday, October 28, and Wednesday, 29 October, where 1,235 graduates received their awards.
The ceremonies will continue across campuses in Sligo on 30 and 31 October, followed by Mayo on 13 November, Connemara on 14 November, and will conclude in Galway on Tuesday and Wednesday, 18 and 19 November.
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These ceremonies will bring together students, families, staff and faculty to honour those who have completed studies from undergraduate certificates to doctoral degrees across a wide range of disciplines, including science, engineering, health, business and creative arts.
The first session will begin at ATU’s Letterkenny campus on Tuesday 28 October at 12.30pm and on Wednesday at 10am.Full list of sessions in Letterkenny:
Session 1: Tuesday 28th October – 12.30pm
Department of Life & Physical Sciences
Department of Nursing & Health Care
Department of Sport Science & Performance
Programmes for the Department of Sport Science & Performance are as follows:
Bachelor of Science in Sports & Exercise
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Sports & Exercise with Physical Education
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Sports & Exercise with Performance and Wellbeing
Master of Science in Sports Performance Practice
Session 2: Tuesday 28th October – 4.30pm
Department of Business Studies
Department of Law, Public Service & Education
Department of Tourism & Sport
Programmes for the Department of Tourism & Sport are as follows:
Bachelor of Arts in Culinary Arts
Bachelor of Business in Retail Management Practice
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Hospitality Management
Session 3: Wednesday 29th October – 10.00am
Department of Computing
Session 4: Wednesday 29th October – 2.30pm
Department of Civil Engineering & Construction
Department of Electronic & Mechanical Engineering
Department of Design & Creative Media
Department of Early Education & Social Studies
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