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Ribbon cutting ceremony, with individuals standing together as the ribbon is cut to mark the opening of the Precision Engineering and Manufacturing (PEM) Technology Gateway, part of the Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Engineering department of the Sligo campus.
20.10.2023

ATU celebrates the opening of PEM Technology Gateway, paving the way for engineering excellence

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Ribbon cutting ceremony, with individuals standing together as the ribbon is cut to mark the opening of the Precision Engineering and Manufacturing (PEM) Technology Gateway, part of the Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Engineering department of the Sligo campus.
20.10.2023

ATU celebrates the opening of PEM Technology Gateway, paving the way for engineering excellence
A photo of the sports hall on the ATU Letterkenny campus, showing the front entrance, path, and surrounding road.
20.10.2023

ATU hosts event for primary school educationalists on new ‘Minding Media’ resources funded by EU Erasmus+
A shot from above of children painting, with their brushes and artwork visible on the table.
13.10.2023

ATU hosts Tree Bioblitz week for school children and their teachers
Three student ambassadors wearing ATU branded jumpers and t-shirts. One student is wearing a purple ATU jumper and holding up an orange sign that reads 'Campus Tours.' All are smiling at the camera.
12.10.2023

ATU Mayo Open Day & Jobs of the Future and Apprenticeship Expo – Thursday 19th October
Three people smiling for the camera, standing together. One is a professor in research, another is the president of ATU, and the third is the CEO of Tyndall.
10.10.2023

ATU unveils new partnership to explore economic opportunities in the global semiconductor supply chain
A group of people engaged in looking at the contents of an open brochure, held by the man in the centre.
09.10.2023

Atlantic Technological University launches new Alumni Network
A group of ATU staff and guests at the launch of the new Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA), offering the highest level of management qualification. ATU President Dr. Orla Flynn is pictured in the center, wearing a green suit and holding up the new brochure.
09.10.2023

Atlantic TU offers the first Doctorate of Business Administration in the west and northwest
A student (center) winning an award, pictured with the chief examiner and the award sponsor.
05.10.2023

ATU students and apprentices victorious in six categories at Worldskills Ireland 2023
Three ATU colleagues standing for a photo and smiling alongside Ambassador Mr. Brendan Rogers, the Irish Ambassador to the Kingdom of the Netherlands
29.09.2023

Atlantic Technological University launch ATU Global at European Association for International Education (EAIE) in Rotterdam
Dr Myra Lydon (University of Galway) with her arms folded and Dr Amaya Vega (ATU) with her arms in her pockets, both smiling towards the camera. The iconic green sails of the Dublin Campus building are visible in the background.
21.09.2023

Four ATU research teams win SFI funding to help communities find solutions to societal challenges

Galway City – Dublin Road Sligo
Four students posing in front of a welcome sign, with their arms around one another, smiling for the photo
19.09.2023

ATU welcomes over 4,630 new students across eight campuses
Sculpture measuring 28 x 9 x 7 cm. Made from white slip casting clay with a copper carbonate oxide wash, fired once at 950°C, and featuring driftwood elements.
11.09.2023

“Fissure” by ATU MA graduates opens in Galway Arts Centre