Karen Smyth

📢 ATU is thrilled to announce the launch of a brand-new Physiotherapy degree, starting this September, 2025 in our Letterkenny campus! 📅 Apply via the CAO Available Places facility from 28 Aug at 12 noon. 🔗CAO Code AU374 ➡️ atu.ie/au374 #ATU #CAO2025 #Physiotherapy

💪 Racing to the finish line!🍀Best of luck to ATU student Shauna Bocquet as she competes in 3 wheelchair racing events at the Paralympics this week! #Paris2024 #TeamIreland Shauna is studying Sport & Exercise at our Galway City campus, and is a Sports Scholarship recipient 🤩

Tá An Taibhdhearc ag earcú ! Tá Stiúrthóir Ealaíne agus Stiúrthóir Feidhmiúcháin á lorg againn. Le haghaidh tuilleadh eolais, téigh chuig antaibhdhearc.com/earcaiocht nó gabh i dteagmháil le John Deely in @PinpointInspire Recruit@pinpoint.ie (01) 642 5721

📢NEW CEO - Dr Rick Officer Dr Officer joins the Marine Institute from Atlantic Technological University (@atu_ie ) where he held the position of Vice President for Research and Innovation. Charlie McConalogue, TD, Minister for @agriculture_ie announced the appointment earlier today - “Much like the rest of the world, Ireland is at a crossroads where challenge meets opportunity in marine research and knowledge. As we tackle national and global societal challenges, our marine resource offers significant opportunities for Ireland to prepare for the impacts of climate change, and food and energy security. With Dr Officer’s extensive experience in sustainable fisheries, leading innovative and integrated research programmes and driving strategic collaborations nationally and internationally, the Marine Institute will continue to deliver the robust science and services to government and industry needed as we work towards delivering a knowledge-based, sustainable blue economy for Ireland,” Minister @McConalogue said. For more on our new CEO ➡️ bit.ly/CEOnewDec

Had a great day yesterday at the @atu_ie graduation where my brother was presented with his Certificate in Applied Mathematical Computing. He has autism and the educational system in Ireland in the 1970s & 80s was ill-equipped to cope with kids with special needs. 1/n