National University of Ireland Galway

Public University

Galway, Ireland

Founded as a college in 1845, it was originally known as "Queen's College Galway", which later changed to National University of Ireland, Galway. As the name suggests, the university is located in the city of Galway, Ireland. In 1950, the university became a part of the Queen's University in Ireland Read more

Ranking

#497

#260

Highlights of National University of Ireland Galway

Best For

Management, Technology

International Student Rate

18%

Endowment Value

EUR 109.5 million

NUI Galway is awarded with five QS stars for excellence.
The university has produced some notable alumni, such as the historian Nicholas Candy and Emily Anderson ,who was the first teacher of German.
The university has 40 clubs for different sports activities.
This university comprises of 5 different universities.
It is ranked at the 243rd position by QS World Rankings 2019.
A total of 17,318 students are studying here currently.