Atlantic Technological University

Scholarship deadlines at Atlantic Tech Uni vary for different financial aid programs. The last date for Indian students to apply for the ATU Global Entry Scholarship is June 10. For the Sports Scholarship, eligible students can submit their application by October 4.

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Common Entry programs at Atlantic Tech Uni are foundational first-year courses that allow students to explore different specializations, before choosing a specific one in the 2nd year.

Common entry programs at ATU Ireland are ideal for Indian students unsure about which career path or discipline they

Yes, several programs at Atlantic Tech Uni come with mandatory or optional work placements. These provide hands-on experience to students by integrating a semester or summer of paid or unpaid work in the curriculum.

Mentioned below are some popular ATU Ireland programs that come with work placements

Atlantic Technological Uni offers 840+ courses ranging from apprenticeships and UG degree to PG Master's and doctoral programs. The primary course categories at ATU Ireland include:

• UG - Degrees (Levels 7 and 8), Higher Certificates, and Advanced entry programs
• PG - Taught Master's (Level 9), PG Diplo

Yes, Indian students can stay back in Ireland after completing their studies at ATU. They'll need a Stamp 1G visa to stay back in Ireland after studies and seek graduate level employment.

The scheme is open to students who have studied and completed a degree at NFQ Level 8, or above. 

Getting a seat at ATU Ireland is moderately competitive for Indian students. The university acceptance rate is between 42% and 56%, as per some unofficial sources. However, Indian students who meet the course-specific entry requirements and demonstrate English proficiency can easily get a seat

Yes, ATU Ireland is a very good option for Indian students to study in Ireland, for the reasons mentioned below:

• High Employability (94% grads employed within 9 months of completing studies)
• Affordable tuition (INR 13 Lakhs for UG and INR 15.5 Lakhs for PG programs, per year)
• Several part-time work op

Yes. Living in Ireland is costlier for Indian students than living in India. Annual living expenses in Ireland range from €10,000 to €15,000. This, however, can be managed by students by renting shared accommodations, eating home-cooked food, limiting eating outside, budgeting monthly expenses, cutt