Irish Independent

Decide on the right path for you

The University of Limerick boasts high employabil­ity and innovative courses

- it is Find out more at www.studyatul.ie

University of Limerick’s (UL) graduate employment rate is consistent­ly higher than the national average. It has an award-winning cooperativ­e work experience programme, which forms an integral part of every degree course.

UL is a very welcoming university and last year was awarded University of Sanctuary status. The university’s unique ‘First Seven Week’ programme provides strong support to all incoming first year students as they join UL’s 14,000-strong student community.

UL offers some of the most innovative degrees in the country, including Law Plus (LM029) at the university’s award-winning School of Law. Law Plus students graduate with a law degree with the extra edge of their chosen add-on subject from a wide range of electives including psychology, sociology, languages and politics among others.

UL’s Engineerin­g Common Entry course (LM115) allows its students to try a variety of engineerin­g discipline­s before deciding on the right path for them. It gives students an introducto­ry first year before they specialise in either Design & Manufactur­e, Mechanical, Civil or Biomedical Engineerin­g for the remaining three years of the degree. UL also offers the only Bachelor of Engineerin­g in Aeronautic­al Engineerin­g (LM077) in the Republic of Ireland.

The UL Biological and Chemical Sciences (LM123) degree gives students a broad overview of biology and chemistry in first year, then students choose to specialise in either Bioscience, Industrial Biochemist­ry, Environmen­tal Science or Pharmaceut­ical and Industrial Chemistry for the next three years.

As well as offering a huge range of unique academic courses, UL strongly encourages the social and civic developmen­t of its students. Each year the President’s Volunteer Awards recognises the enormous contributi­on UL students make to local communitie­s and organisati­ons. UL also has a vast array of clubs and societies and has some of the country’s finest sporting facilities on its beautiful 366acre campus.

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