Courses
Online and Flexible Learning January Start 2026
Now accepting Applications for courses commencing January 2026!
Welcome to the Online and Flexible Learning January Start 2026 Hub. Here you will find all you need to know about studying a Part-time, Online or Flexible course at ATU.
Embark on Your Learning Journey, Your Way…
Atlantic Technological University has over 90 part-time courses now open for application for a January 2025 start. As a leader in part-time learning, ATU offers students the opportunity to study part-time through a variety of delivery modes such as online, blended, and on-campus learning.
Our courses that now open for application are listed below and these are open for application until Tuesday 6th January 2026.
Quick Guide to January Start
Embark on Your Learning Journey this January…
Unlock your potential with over 90 flexible courses at ATU, ranging from Level 6 Higher Certificates to Level 9 Master’s degrees. Whether you’re looking to upskill, change careers, or advance in your field, our part-time and online study options provide the flexibility you need. With industry-aligned programs across various disciplines, you can learn at your own pace while gaining qualifications that open doors to new opportunities. Applications are now open for January 2026—take the next step in your career today!
Business
Discover our part-time Business programmes. Offering Level 6 to Level 9 qualifications to fit your schedule and career goals.
Design , Education & Social Science
Learn more about our range of courses.
Engineering & Computing
Browse courses open for applications.
Science & Health
Take the next step in your learning journey.
Postgraduate
Find the perfect pathway to build your Masters qualification at a pace and place that suits you.
Micro-Credentials
Learn about all Micro-credential, Minor Awards, Special Purpose Awards available at ATU
Our Flexible Campus
As an online and flexible learner at ATU, you will have the opportunity to visit our campuses for blended learning, workshops, to attend guest lectures, practical lab sessions or to avail of campus facilities, such as library services and study zones.
