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ATU St Angela's is a Technological university in Sligo, Ireland, listed for Bangladeshi (non-EU) applicants. Programme listings on this page are still being verified. Confirm fees, intakes and visa rules on the official site before you apply. Last checked 22 Sept 2026.

ATU St Angela's is a technological university in Sligo, Connacht. 12 of its programmes appear on the TrustEd eligible-programme list that Immigration Service Delivery publishes, which is where a non-EEA student has to choose from to qualify for a student visa.

City
Sligo, Ireland
Type
Technological university
Programmes listed
Being verified

As of September 2026, figures on this page are taken from ATU St Angela's and from Irish public sources where noted. Re-check the live official page before you apply or pay a fee. IrelandStudyVisa.com is independent: it is not the institution or the Irish government.

Location
Sligo, Connacht
Institution type
Technological university
Programmes on the list
12
NFQ levels
7, 8, 9, 10
Awards by
ATU
Source list
TrustEd

Check whether ATU St Angela's fits your profile

Share your academic results, preferred course, budget, sponsor details and available documents. A consultant reviews your profile and tells you the realistic next step — not a sales pitch.

Not sure if this university fits your profile?

Admission fit and visa readiness are two separate pillars. Meeting the entry requirement is not the same as convincing a visa officer that the course follows logically from your background.

  • Does your academic result match the level of the course you want?
  • Is your study gap explainable and supported by documents?
  • Do you have the English score this level requires?
  • Is your sponsor's income documented and sufficient for the full duration in Sligo?

Quick facts about ATU St Angela's

CategoryDetails
LocationSligo, Ireland
Institution typeTechnological university
FoundedNot published in the sources we verify. Confirm the current figure with the institution before you plan around it.
Programmes listed hereProgramme listings are being verified
Study levelsNot published in the sources we verify. Confirm the current figure with the institution before you plan around it.
Popular subjectsNot published in the sources we verify. Confirm the current figure with the institution before you plan around it.
Best first stepProfile assessment before you pay any application fee

A university that worked for someone else may not suit you. Your academic history, career goal and sponsor situation decide whether ATU St Angela's is the right target.

Is ATU St Angela's a fit for an experienced professional?

Suitability depends on your own profile rather than on the institution's reputation alone. ATU St Angela's is based in Sligo. The stronger files are the ones where previous study or work connects clearly to the programme, the English result is current, and a sponsor can document a stable income. Years spent working are professional experience, not automatically a problem. Complex sponsorship still needs a review before you apply.

Who should consider this university?

ATU St Angela's is a closer fit for someone who already works in, or studied, its listed subject areas, who can meet the English requirement, and whose sponsor can document the source of funds in the country where they legally live. ATU St Angela's is based in Sligo.

Admission suitability: do you meet the requirements?

Do not assume entry just because you meet a published minimum. Subject mismatch, unverified work records or a weak statement of purpose are common reasons an application stalls. Where you lodge a visa file still depends on nationality and country of legal residence.

  • Academic match: your previous study must relate to the programme you choose
  • Years since the qualification: continuous employment is professional experience, and it should be documented
  • Documentation: transcripts and certificates must be authentic and verifiable
  • Progression: the course should be a step up, not sideways or backwards

What ATU St Angela's offers

12 programmes at ATU St Angela's are listed for international students, across NFQ levels 7, 8, 9, 10.

The spread by level, and what each level means under Ireland's National Framework of Qualifications:

  • NFQ 7 — 1 programme (an ordinary bachelor's degree)
  • NFQ 8 — 9 programmes (an honours bachelor's degree or higher diploma)
  • NFQ 9 — 1 programme (a master's degree or postgraduate diploma)
  • NFQ 10 — 1 programme (a doctorate)

Awards range from 90 to 360 ECTS credits.

Who awards the qualifications

Qualifications are awarded by ATU.

Types of programme listed

  • 12 major higher education awards (degrees and diplomas)

What the eligible-programme lists do not tell you

The lists confirm one thing: that a programme is approved for the student visa. They do not state tuition fees, start dates or English test requirements. Those are set by ATU St Angela's and change from year to year, so confirm them directly with the institution before you apply or pay anything.

Before you apply

Meeting the entry requirement for a place at ATU St Angela's is not the same as being ready for the visa. A visa officer looks at whether the course follows logically from your previous study, whether a study gap is explainable, and whether your sponsor's income is documented for the full duration. Get your profile reviewed before you commit to an application fee.

Courses at ATU St Angela's

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Individual course pages with fees and intakes are being verified for this institution. The programmes it is approved for are listed below.

Programmes approved for the student visa

Visa-eligible12 programmes on TrustEd

A student visa requires a programme from one of the lists Immigration Service Delivery maintains. These are the 12 programmes ATU St Angela's is approved for. Fees, start dates and entry requirements are set by the institution and are not published in the list — confirm them directly.

NFQ level718991101
  • NFQ 8 · 240 ECTS

    Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Home Economics

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0012

  • NFQ 8 · 240 ECTS

    Bachelor of Arts Home Economics

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0006

  • NFQ 8 · 180 ECTS

    Bachelor of Arts in Textiles, Fashion and Design with Business Management

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0003

  • NFQ 8 · 240 ECTS

    Bachelor of Science (Honours) in General Nursing

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0007

  • NFQ 8 · 240 ECTS

    Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Intellectual Disability Nursing

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0008

  • NFQ 8 · 90 ECTS

    Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Nursing (International)

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0001

  • NFQ 8 · 240 ECTS

    Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Nutrition Food and Business Management

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0011

  • NFQ 8 · 90 ECTS

    Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Midwifery (International)

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0010

  • NFQ 8 · 240 ECTS

    Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Food and Business Management

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0004

  • NFQ 7 · 120 ECTS

    Diploma of Applied Science in Food and Business Management

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0005

  • NFQ 9 · 90 ECTS

    Master of Health Science in International Health Care Management

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0002

  • NFQ 10 · 360 ECTS

    Structured PhD (Home Economics)

    Awarded by ATU

    List ref TE0255/0009

Location and study environment

ATU St Angela's is located in Sligo. Living costs and commuting time differ across Irish cities, so factor the city into the budget, not only the tuition. A limited permission to work may exist after arrival. It is not the funding plan. Graduate permission after the course is a separate rule to confirm, not a job offer.

Tuition, accommodation and sponsor planning

Financial planning is about the source of funds as much as the balance. Unexplained deposits shortly before applying are a common cause of visa concern.

Expense typeWhat to plan for
TuitionNot published in the sources we verify. Confirm the current figure with the institution before you plan around it.
AccommodationCampus residence, private rental or homestay in Sligo — confirm current rates before budgeting
Living costsIreland requires proof of maintenance funds for the year of study
Sponsor evidenceDocumented income source, relationship proof and fund history

English-language requirements

English requirements vary by programme and intake. Confirm the accepted tests and scores for your specific course before booking a test date.

Scholarships and tuition reductions

Funding you may be able to combine with this university is listed below. Amounts and deadlines change every year, so verify before you rely on them.

Intakes and application timing

Intake dates depend on the programme. Start preparing six to nine months ahead so document verification, English testing and the visa decision all fit comfortably.

Documents you may need

Your exact document set depends on your nationality, your country of legal residence, and the programme. The list below is a preparation list, not a universal visa submission checklist, before ATU St Angela's can be progressed.

  • Valid passport (with at least six months' validity)
  • Academic certificates and transcripts (SSC, HSC, Bachelor as applicable)
  • Updated CV with dates that match your transcripts
  • English proficiency result — IELTS, PTE Academic, TOEFL or Duolingo where accepted
  • Statement of Purpose explaining the course and career logic
  • Sponsor documents: income proof, bank statements, tax records and NID
  • Previous visa records or refusal letters, if any

What we can assess — and what we cannot

Nobody outside the Irish authorities can predict a visa decision, and we will not pretend to. What we can do is review the parts of your application that are within your control, and tell you plainly where your file is strong and where it needs work.

  • Academic fit — your results against the level of the course: strong, or review required
  • Career relevance — how clearly the course follows from your study and work: strong, or needs explanation
  • Financial preparation — funds history and a documented source: ready, or preparation required
  • English readiness — whether a current test result meets the threshold: ready, or pending
  • Application complexity — a straightforward file, or one requiring detailed review

Visa decisions remain with the Irish authorities. Nothing on this page is a prediction of an outcome.

Previous visa refusal?

A past refusal is not an automatic barrier, but it does change how your file must be built. You must disclose the previous application honestly and answer the exact concerns raised in the refusal letter with new evidence.

What our consultants review

Before you spend money on applications, this is what we check across your file.

Review areaWhat we identify
AcademicsResult match for the course level and explanation of any gap
EnglishWhether your score meets the institution and visa threshold
FinancesSponsor strength, the history of the funds and where they came from
ConsistencyHow well the SOP, documents and course choice agree with each other

How the process works

  1. 01Share your basic profile, academic results and any previous refusal history.
  2. 02Submit academic and financial records for a detailed review.
  3. 03Receive a consultant's evaluation of your admission fit and visa logic.
  4. 04Act on the guidance — fix documents, adjust course choice or strengthen funds.
  5. 05Proceed with a well-prepared admission application and Ireland student visa file.

Get your ATU St Angela's admission and Ireland student visa suitability review

Make sure your choice, documents, sponsor budget and SOP line up before you apply — one review now prevents months of delay later.

Should you apply to ATU St Angela's?

It depends on whether your profile meets the entry criteria and whether your file satisfies Ireland's student visa requirements. Self-check your results, English score and sponsor stability first — then decide.

ATU St Angela's — FAQs for experienced professionals

Is ATU St Angela's approved for the Irish student visa?

Yes. 12 of its programmes are on the TrustEd eligible-programme list published by Immigration Service Delivery, which is the list a non-EEA student must choose from. Confirm the individual programme reference with the institution.

How many programmes at ATU St Angela's are visa-eligible?

12, spanning NFQ levels 7, 8, 9, 10.

Does the eligible-programme list state tuition fees?

No. The lists confirm visa eligibility only. Tuition, start dates and English requirements are set by ATU St Angela's itself, so check the institution's official site for current figures before you apply.

Where is ATU St Angela's?

ATU St Angela's is in Sligo, Connacht, Ireland.

Who awards the qualifications at ATU St Angela's?

Awards are made by ATU.

What is the ILEP?

The Interim List of Eligible Programmes is published by Immigration Service Delivery. A non-EEA student can only be enrolled on a programme that appears on it or on the TrustEd Ireland list. It is being superseded by the TrustEd Ireland quality mark awarded by QQI, and is closed to new applicant providers.