The University of Galway was founded in 1845 and was recently marked the 175th anniversary of the foundation of the University. The University has been a defining presence and recognisable landmark in Galway city for almost two centuries.
The University of Galway is an award-winning university in the heart of Galway city with a student population of over 18, 000. Ranked among the top 1% of universities in the world, courses include business, law, medicine, arts, science, engineering and many more, all built on a thriving campus centred around a strong community.
At the University of Galway students are encouraged to develop original thinking, push boundaries and participate in finding solutions to global challenges. Their research benefits humanity, society and the economy. The University is a special place. The people, the location and our culture set us apart.
The University's strategic plan focuses on the pillars of Respect, Openness, Sustainability and Excellence and these values underpin all teaching and research activities. The University has a diversepart-time, flexible course provision serving regional and national industries and communities to thrive and expand in meeting workforce demands for today’s workplace.
