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Atlantic Technological University ATU was established in April 0 following the merger of three institutes of technology ± *alway-0ayo *0,T , Letterkenny L<,T and ,T Sligo.

:ith over ,000 registered students across eight campuses stretching from *alway to Donegal, the university offers 600+ academic programmes from pre-degree to doctoral level including postgraduate, employee upskilling and apprenticeship courses.

At Atlantic TU, students will develop as global citi]ens recogni]ing and building awareness of the opportunities and roles they can play in developing sustainable global economies. From collaborative international research to overseas study and work placement opportunities, ATU students will be part of a global community with a mindset that reaches far beyond the west and northwest.

Atlantic TU 3resident Dr Orla Flynn says students will e[perience a very welcoming and supportive community with an e[cellent Tuality of life surrounded by stunning natural amenities along the :ild Atlantic :ay ³ATU is not just a change of name but a change of the educational landscape offering a rich combination of academic and research e[cellence, Tuality of life and opportunity, all of which can be e[perienced in the most beautiful part of ,reland.´

³,f you join the ATU family, we will provide you with all the guidance and support you need to fulfil your potential. :e deliver practice-oriented study, and research that seeks to address the major challenges facing society and the world. :e are dedicated to preparing learners for the future of work. ³

The largest proportion of registered students are studying courses in science, mathematics, computing, engineering, manufacturing and construction. Demand for courses in these disciplines is continuing.

Students, teachers, parents and guidance counsellors are welcome to visit ATU campuses. Teachers and guidance counsellors wishing to plan and book visits can contact ATU¶s School (ngagement Team. For information and contact details, please visit https //www. atu.ie/study-at-atu/schools-engagement A wide range of onsite and virtual open events take place throughout

Students who do not do Tuite as well in their leaving certificate mathematic e[ams as hoped can avail of a ³second chance´ opportunity to gain entry on their preferred course at Atlantic Technological University Sligo. :hile not all courses at ATU Sligo have a maths reTuirement to gain entry on the course, most engineering, science and business programmes reTuire some level of maths depending on the programme.

Two alternative independent mathematics e[aminations one set at honours level and one at ordinary level will take place on 6th September 0 at am at ATU Sligo for applicants who did the academic year from T< Taster Days, to Campus Tours, Open Days and subject-specific workshops. For more information on these events please visit https // www.atu.ie/search?keywords=open+days

For information about ATU, its courses and campuses please visit www.atu.ie

For information about ATU undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships, see https //www.atu.ie/ scholarships

Scholarship are awarded to students who achieve the highest points in the Leaving Certificate in their chosen programme of study in ATU. ,n addition to academic scholarships there are also cultural and sporting e[cellence scholarship opportunities.

not get the reTuired results in the Leaving Certificate to satisfy entry reTuirements on their programmes. To register your place for either the ordinary level or the honours level e[am, please visit atu.ie/ sligo-maths-e[am

To help prepare for the e[am,

ATU Sligo offer a free online maths 0OOC course and past e[am papers. ,n addition, two ATU Sligo (lectronics lecturers, (va 0urphy and Sein 0ullery have produced a Free 0aths *rinds

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0aths is a subject that even the most capable student can struggle with. That is why, Atlantic Technological University has established the 0aths Support Centre. This innovative and friendly centre offers the supports many students need. Services include consultations, tutorials, computerbased tutorials and access to relevant te[t materials. Students can even submit maths problems for correction. Students can access these facilities on a one-to-one basis, as a small group or online. Oh and the best bit of all, it¶s F5(( to all students in ATU