Atlantic Technological University - Donegal Letterkenny Campus offers a diverse range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and specialised programmes, catering to various academic and professional interests.
### Undergraduate ProgrammesThe university provides over 57 undergraduate programmes across different disciplines. Here are some of the top fields of study:
- Engineering – Noted for its state-of-the-art facilities and industry collaborations, preparing students for careers in engineering and technology.
- Business – Renowned for its practical and theoretical courses, specialising in areas such as accounting, finance, and management.
- Science and Health – Emphasises hands-on learning and research, providing practical skills for careers in healthcare, bioinformatics, and other scientific fields.
- Hospitality – Highly regarded for its industry-focused curriculum, offering insights into hotel management, tourism, and culinary arts.
- Computing and IT – Known for its comprehensive courses, focusing on hands-on training in software development, data analytics, and cybersecurity.
The university offers over 40 postgraduate programmes, including:
- Master of Science in Computing in Big Data Analytics – Specialises in advanced data analytics and artificial intelligence.
- Master of Science in Cyberpsychology – Emphasises the psychological aspects of technology use and cybersecurity.
- Master of Science in Engineering Management – Prepares students for leadership roles in engineering and technology management.
- Master of Health Science in Professional Healthcare Studies – Focuses on advanced healthcare practices and management.
- Master of Science in Supply Chain Analytics – Provides insights into supply chain management and data-driven decision-making.
In addition to traditional undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, ATU Donegal offers specialised courses such as:
- Lean Sigma White Belt (MOOC) – A globally recognised online course in Lean Six Sigma methodologies.
- Apprenticeships and Springboard+ Programmes – Designed for professional and trade-focused development, supporting upskilling and reskilling in key growth areas.
Tuition fees vary based on the programme and student status:
- Undergraduate Programmes: Fees range from €250 (for Higher Certificate and Ordinary Degree levels) to €4,106 (for Nursing programmes) per year for EU students. For Non-EU students, fees are €10,500 per academic year[2][4>.
- Postgraduate Programmes: Fees range from €6,300 to €12,000 per year for Non-EU students. EU fees can vary depending on the programme, but generally, are lower[1][3).
Here are the fees for some popular courses:
- Bachelor’s in Engineering: €1,450 per year for EU students, and €10,500 per year for Non-EU students[2>.
- Master’s in Computing in Big Data Analytics: €6,300 per year for EU students, and €12,000 per year for Non-EU students[3).
The university offers various scholarships and financial aid options:
- Merit-based Scholarships: Such as the REACH Scholarship and Fresh Entrant Sports Scholarship, with typical award amounts varying based on the scholarship[1>.
- Need-based Financial Aid: Including the 1916 Bursary Fund and Sanctuary Scholarship, designed to support students with financial needs[1>.
- International Grants and Tuition Waivers: Available for eligible international students, details of which can be found on the university’s website[1>.
ATU Donegal offers flexible payment options to support students:
- Instalment Plans: Allowing students to pay fees in manageable instalments[5>.
- Employer Sponsorship Opportunities: Students can arrange payment through their employers[5>.
- Flexible Financial Aid: Including tax relief options for eligible students[5>.