2024 Graduate Outcomes Survey

Results by Award Levels

All Faculties

The 2023 graduates from the University of Limerick (UL) have shown to be highly sought after in the Irish job market. This trend reflects a broader demand for graduates across various sectors, with technology, engineering, construction, and finance particularly prominent. Employers value UL graduates' diverse skill sets, especially in areas with significant growth and transformation, such as artificial intelligence, data analysis, and sustainable construction practices. The positive reception of UL graduates in the job market is a testament to the quality of education and the relevance of the programmes offered by the university, which align with industry needs and future job trends in Ireland. This alignment benefits the graduates in securing employment and contributes to the region's economic and social development. The success of UL graduates indicates the university's commitment to providing a rigorous and responsive curriculum that is responsive to the external market.

Postgraduate Research, All Faculties Number of graduates and survey respondents A total of 152 graduates were surveyed, with 101 respondents. Response rate of 66%

Currently employed in Ireland – 68% of graduates. Currently employed overseas - 26% of graduates. Further study or research - 1% of graduates. Seeking employment - 5% of graduates.

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