ATU offers more than 600 undergraduate courses and more than 100 postgraduate courses including craft and consortia apprenticeships, upskilling courses and tertiary programmes with education and training boards .
“Our CAO performance was good in 2023 and retention improvement measures have seen an increase in ATU student numbers in the current academic year,” she said. “We are also eagerly awaiting the outcome from last year’s expression of interest call for veterinary medicine and pharmacy – the ability to offer these two programmes would truly change the higher education landscape in the northern and western region.”The Letterkenny campus includes more than 18,000sq m of educational and support accommodation with specialised teaching and research facilities. It also houses a library, dining areas, meeting rooms and state-of-the-art sporting facilities.
It houses engineering and science labs, as well as an Apple Mac computer lab and a new creative hub for arts, design and architecture. The campus is home to more than 200 students, studying five different degree courses in workshop facilities with advanced machinery and computer technology.
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