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NEARLY 2,000 students are celebrating their graduation from the University of Limerick this week.
More than 1,900 students – including 77 PhDs – are being conferred this week as part of the University’s Winter Conferring Ceremonies.
The students will be conferred over three days with degrees from the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, the Faculty of Education and Health Sciences, the Faculty of Science and Engineering, and Kemmy Business School.
Double Fitzgibbon Cup champion and senior Tipperary hurler Bryan O’Mara added another title to his name as he was conferred with an MSc in Financial Services.
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