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THE FIRST of thousands of students celebrated their graduation from University of Limerick on Monday.
UL President Professor Kerstin Mey has hailed the latest cohort of graduates being conferred this week for achieving “academic success at its finest”.
Professor Mey acknowledged the “hard work and sacrifice, commitment and persistence” of the newly minted UL graduates as she spoke on the first day of the 2023 Autumn Conferring Ceremonies.
A total of 3,546 students, including 44 PhDs, will graduate from the faculties of Education and Health Sciences, Science and Engineering, Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Kemmy Business School across the coming five days.
Among those graduating this Monday across two ceremonies in the morning and afternoon were students from the Kemmy Business School, and the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
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