University of Galway

Trinity College Dublin is the top-rated Irish institution, with University College Dublin Ireland’s second best performer

The project on Clare Island, Co Mayo aims to become a template for telemedicine in other rural parts of the country

The discussions to date have proved an opportunity for a wide-ranging discussion

First-year students guaranteed campus accommodation in some universities, while also being eligible for student loans

Higgins ‘let his ideology get in the way of his judgment’, says defence analyst Declan Power

The Beemar initiative combines honeybee enzymes with marine plasma to fight off infectious diseases

Translate project provides unique climate projections to support climate adaptation and mitigation

Challenges facing the Earth require an understanding of relationship between natural environment and human activity

A degree in social science can give students the skills and knowledge to understand and critically analyse complex social issues

Focus on business and management: hundreds of courses available with every higher education institute offering a range of programmes

A degree in communications can provide students with skills such as critical thinking and clear expression that are vital far beyond the world of media

No educational pathway is better or worse than the other - just different

The Ethos programme is used in several Australian hospitals to deal with bullying, harassment and discrimination

‘80% of Irish timber is exported to other countries (mainly England) where much of it is used in timber framed buildings,’ construction expert says

Survey finds ‘considerable scepticism’ that judges will be replaced by AI technology within 10 years, with most more concerned about poor wifi

He had an innate ability to understand people and respond appropriately to their grief, pain or joy

Dr Anders Tegnell told Galway event that the decision, considered controversial by many, was based on plentiful data and continues to benefit children

Cyber incident delayed recruitment and procurement in 2022, university says

University of Galway received seven awards overall

Medications offer hope to patients with severe weight problems but will also be demanded by many for aesthetic reasons

University of Galway report finds only 34 accredited computer science teachers at start of school year in 2022

University of Galway report says there is a ‘low level of understanding of the importance of the subject’

The latest version of the AI chatbot - GPT-4 - is prompting academics to review how they assess students amid cheating concerns. It may prompt a huge shift in teaching and learning

University would provide booking and support services, as with on-campus offering

Adopting and deploying commercial results into the public sector could prove the commercial case for new solutions

University of Galway president says college is to reduce rents across hundreds of beds in response to affordability concerns

The lecturer claims the complaint was made by a colleague who wrongly claimed to have heard ‘noises of an intimate nature’ from his office

If you’re not yet sure which third-level college is going to suit you, why not hear what students at the University of Galway have to say as they give the low-down on what it’s like to study here

A selection of popular MBA courses in some of Ireland’s universities and colleges

Research by University of Galway academic involved nearly 27,000 adults across 32 countries

Structure linking university and Woodquay will be located 300m from under-development Salmon Weir bridge

The spider was filmed eating the protected species over a three-day period, scientists at the University of Galway confirm

Cardiac imaging company has raised €26m in funding so far and will seek FDA approval in 2023

Anxiety in Government as all but 41 of 1,316 applications last year came from people in China amid geopolitical tumult

Former professor of zoology at University of Galway helped to modernise the study of Irish mammals

Study raises concerns about most frequently used weedkiller in EU, glyphosate

Archive of award-winning theatre company now digitised at University of Galway library

No link to low intake or to people who formerly drank, finds research co-led by the University of Galway

University says underfunding and high student-staff ratios to blame for drop down global league table

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