Nearly 5,000 students will be officially graduating from Atlantic Technological University this week in the latest round of conferrings across Galway and Mayo.
ATU will host its next series of conferring ceremonies in Mayo, Connemara, and Galway City this November, following the celebrations in Donegal and Sligo at the end of October.
These events mark a significant milestone for graduates across a wide range of disciplines.
ATU Mayo’s conferring will take place this Thursday, 13 November on the university’s campus in Castlebar from 12pm.
Connemara’s conferring will take place the following day, Friday, 14 November on the university’s campus in Letterfrack from 1pm.
The last of the Class of 2025 conferring will take place at the Galmont Hotel, Galway City, on November 18 & 19 from 10am.
Last month, ATU conferred 1,235 graduates in Donegal and 1,735 graduates in Sligo, bringing together families, staff, and communities to celebrate achievement.
The upcoming ceremonies will see 229 graduates in Mayo, 50 graduates in Connemara, and 1,390 graduates in Galway City receive their awards.
These ceremonies will bring together graduates, families, and staff to celebrate academic success and the contribution of ATU graduates to their communities and industries.
With over 4,600 graduates conferred across all campuses this season, the events highlight the scale and diversity of ATU’s impact across the West and North West of Ireland.
