University of Galway
1845
Founded
approx. 19,000
Students
approx. 20%
International students
Public
Type
About University of Galway
Founded in 1845 as Queen's College Galway, the university sits on the banks of the River Corrib in a lively, compact city on the Atlantic coast.
It is known for biomedical engineering and medical technology, supported by the cluster of medtech companies in the west of Ireland, as well as marine science and business.
Highlights
- Strong links with Galway's medical technology cluster
- Research in marine science and biomedical engineering
- Riverside campus in a student-friendly city
- Lower living costs than Dublin
Tuition (indicative, per year)
EUR 18,000 – 28,000 per year (indicative)
Intakes
September
English requirements (from)
IELTS 6.5 · PTE 63 · TOEFL 88
Campus and student life
The Quadrangle's historic stone buildings sit beside modern research institutes, with the city's music and festival scene a short walk away.
Courses at University of Galway
A selection only. University of Galway offers many more programmes; ask a counsellor or see the university's website.
Studying in Ireland?
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