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National University of Ireland Galway

National University of Ireland, Galway

NUI Galway has grown dramatically over the last 175 years, with a student population of over 18,000 now. The 'Most Charming City' is where the university is located. Galway was named the "Most Charming City" by the New York Times, and the university is located right there. 96 percent of the university's graduates are working or seeking further education six months following graduation. The quality of our teaching and the global impact of our research have earned NUI Galway a developing international reputation.

Ranked 259

QS World University Rankings

'Most Charming City’

by the New York Times

96% of Graduates

Working or further study 6 months after graduating

Popular Study Areas
Scholarships

NUI Galway has been inspiring students for 175 years, since its founding in 1845. NUI Galway has achieved international acclaim as a research-intensive university dedicated to providing high-quality education. Here are some of the popular study area that you can consider:

Health & Medicine
Medicine
Preventive Medicine
Toxicology
Physiology
Interventional Cardiology
Radiology
Surgery
Clinical Education
Health Promotion
Medical Informatics
IT, Science & Engineering
Chemistry
Biochemistry
Electronic & Electrical
Civil Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Information Technology
Artificial Intelligence
Data Analytics
Cybersecurity
Software Development
Business
Accounting & Finance
Economics
Hospitality Management
Marketing
Management

Scholarship Name	UG / PG	Value (AUD)
South East Asian Student Scholarships	UG / PG	€1,000 / €2,000 / €4,000
Merit Scholarships for Undergraduate Students	UG	€1,000 up to 50% off total tuition fees
Merit Scholarships for Postgraduate Students	PG	€1,000 up to 50% off total tuition fees

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