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Through a dynamic partnership between Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) and Atlantic Technological University (ATU), new Tertiary Degree pathways are reshaping higher education.

For the majority of students across Ireland, your college course choice is made within the whirlwind of the Leaving Cert. A concoction of exam pressure, CAO deadlines, points calculators, and career ambitions swirl around the teenage brain as students attempt to forge their way through the third-level minefield.

With the first round of CAO offers issued on August 26, University of Galway has made over 4,000 offers to prospective undergraduate students for the upcoming academic year.

Last week thousands of students across the nation received their Leaving Certificate results. Just yesterday, Round One CAO offers were released. For every student who got the course they wanted, there was another checking their account and feeling disappointed.

Congratulations to all Leaving Certificate students receiving their results. Whether your results met your expectations or not, this is just the beginning of many possible pathways towards your future career.

We live at a time when planning for the future poses greater challenges than ever. People today must be ready to face many career shifts over their working lives.

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With Leaving Certificate results and CAO offers just around the corner, the countdown to Freshers’ Week for new third-level students is on.

With the CAO Change of Mind deadline approaching, so too is the last date to apply for Coillte’s Forestry Scholarship Programme on Monday, July 6.

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) has introduced a new Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Special and Inclusive Education.