Téigh ar aghaidh chuig an bpríomhábhar

Cuardach Cúrsaí

Cuardach Cúrsaí

Cuardach Cúrsaí

Cuardach Cúrsaí

Cuardach Cúrsaí

Mol na Mac Léinn
Mol na Foirne
Imeachtaí
Nuacht
Leabharlann
English Gaeilge

News

Featured News

A close-up, blurred image of tablets inside packaging, with the packaging details not clearly visible.
22.11.2023

ATU-led study finds students’ knowledge of antibiotic use improving but gaps in understanding still apparent

Scag de réir:

Scagairí i bhfeidhm:

Catagóir
Clibeanna
Campas
Dámha
Departments

Showing 12 of 410 News

A close-up, blurred image of tablets inside packaging, with the packaging details not clearly visible.
22.11.2023

ATU-led study finds students’ knowledge of antibiotic use improving but gaps in understanding still apparent
A group of student ambassadors in orange ATU t-shirts, with one holding an ATU sign and another holding a campus tour sign, standing together and looking up for the photo.
22.11.2023

ATU hosts Open Morning at Galway City campuses (Sat 25 Nov, 10am to 1pm)
ATU logo in colour teal
16.11.2023

Unleashing the Power of AI: AICS 2023 gathers the brightest minds to ATU to explore the future of artificial intelligence
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris TD, stands alongside ATU colleagues for a photo on the staircase at the ATU Sligo campus.
15.11.2023

Minister Harris launches Ireland’s first Civil Engineering apprenticeships at ATU

Sligo
A scenic landscape featuring trees, rocks, and water, with Mount Errigal in the background.
14.11.2023

Unlocking the Power of Citizen Science: ATU welcomes EU GREEN Alliance partners for a groundbreaking biodiversity webinar
Weather alert red warning
12.11.2023

Status Red – Wind warning

Mountbellew
Two ATU staff members smile for a photo in front of a large brain sculpture, part of Science Week celebrations.
09.11.2023

ATU Galway hosts open events as part of Galway Science and Technology Festival 2023

Galway City – Dublin Road
Oli Melia, ATU Event Manager and Science Festival Producer, stands in a lab holding up flyers for the Science Festival, while Katie Aherne, NPI Process Engineer at AbbVie, looks through a microscope.
08.11.2023

ATU Sligo announces 2023 Sligo Science Festival programme (events open to public from 12 Nov)
Higher Education Minister Simon Harris, TD (centre), with (from left to right) Maura McNally, Chair of the ATU Governing Body; Cllr Gerard Mullaney, Cathaoirleach of Sligo County Council; Deputy Frank Feighan, TD for Sligo-Leitrim; Dr Amanda McCloat, Head of ATU St Angela's; Dr Orla Flynn, President of ATU; and Cllr Tom Fox, Sligo, at the celebrations marking the integration of St Angela’s into ATU.
08.11.2023

Celebrations as St Angela’s joins Atlantic Technological University (ATU)

St Angelas
A hand scooping up soil
02.11.2023

ATU and DCU researchers to use innovative techniques to survey soil health in the north-west 
From left to right: Shirley McDonald, Membership Director of Engineers Ireland; Roy Sheridan, ATU Mechanical Engineering student from ATU Galway city; Aidan Cawley, Head of Electrification and Automation Business at Siemens Ireland; and Dr. Oliver Mulryan, Head of the Mechanical and Industrial Engineering department at ATU Galway. Roy Sheridan, the student, is being presented with an award.
01.11.2023

ATU Mechanical Engineering student wins 2023 Siemens Innovative Student Engineer of the Year
The Mayor of the City of Galway and the President of the Galway Chamber, both wearing chains of office, are pictured sitting together with the Presidents from University of Galway and Atlantic Technological University (Galway) to announce and sign the Greater Galway Charter.
24.10.2023

Civic leaders come together to sign Greater Galway Charter