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Ray Callaghan SITA, Karen Donaldson FinTru, Niamh Donnelly Solis EMC, Michael Murphy ATU Sport, Gerard Martin Careers Officer, Orla Flynn ATU President, Joseph Sweeney SU President, Claire Hamill PGIM
Atlantic Technological University (ATU) will host its annual Careers Fair on Monday, October 20, from 12pm to 3pm in An Dánlann Hall on the Letterkenny campus.
The event will bring together more than 60 employers from a wide range of sectors, with additional organisations continuing to register in the lead-up to the fair. Participating companies will offer information on placements, internships, graduate programmes, and full-time employment opportunities.
The Careers Fair aims to support ATU students and graduates as they prepare to enter the workforce by providing direct access to employers and industry representatives. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about recruitment processes, develop professional connections, and explore pathways to future careers.
Gerard Martin, Careers Officer at ATU Donegal, said: “The Careers Fair is a key event in the academic calendar and provides a valuable opportunity for students and graduates to meet employers face-to-face. It’s also a chance for employers to engage directly with emerging talent across a range of disciplines represented at ATU.”
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The event is free of charge and open to the public.
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