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AROUND 2,400 graduates were conferred at the University of Limerick this week.
The first of the Winter Conferring ceremonies took place on with further ceremonies taking place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
In her address to students early in the week, the President of UL, Professor Kerstin Mey has hailed the “tenacity, focus and strength of character” demonstrated by the students who graduated this week.
The students graduated from the faculties of Science and Engineering, Kemmy Business School, Education and Health Sciences, and Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences in six ceremonies.
Among them, were 500 graduates of the Garda College, who have studied for a BA in Applied Policing as part of a collaboration between University of Limerick and An Garda Síochána.
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