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LIMERICK students celebrated their graduation from the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) last week.
Almost 3,500 graduates were conferred across four days and 10 ceremonies.
TUS, a young university, also acknowledged the special place the class of 2023 holds in its story as only the third graduating class to be conferred since its inauguration in October 2021.
This year saw the highest number of PhD candidates, 26, ever conferred by TUS or its forebears, AIT and LIT, and the first PhD awarded in the area of civil engineering to Dr Ana Caroline da Costa Santos, whose research looked at the suitability of vegetable fibres for the reinforcement of concrete.
See our gallery for pictures from the conferrings.
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