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Orlaith Phelan, Paul Hannigan, ATU Vice President for Cross Border Engagement and Head of College at ATU Donegal; Gerard Martin, ATU Donegal Careers Officer and Kevin Sweeney from Century Complex
Atlantic Technological University (ATU) hosted its annual Careers Fair at the Letterkenny campus, with more than 70 employers meeting students, prospective students, and alumni.
The event provided opportunities for attendees to explore graduate programmes, internships, work placements, and full-time roles across a range of industries.
Employers from sectors including engineering, healthcare, technology, finance, and public services were represented. Students and graduates were able to speak directly with recruiters, gaining insights into recruitment processes and career pathways.
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ATU Donegal Careers Officer Gerard Martin said the event aimed to strengthen links between the university and employers.
“This event is part of our ongoing work to support students and alumni in developing the skills and connections they need to progress in their careers,” he said.
The Careers Fair included employer stands, information sessions, and individual consultations. ATU Donegal expressed appreciation to the participating organisations, students, alumni, and staff for their involvement and support.
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