Galway University World Ranking

The University of Galway is ranked 270th in the world.

The University of Galway, formerly known as Queen's College Galway established in 1845, is one of the oldest and most prestigious public research universities in Ireland. It belongs to the National University Alliance of Ireland and is also a member of the Coimbra Group, the top European university alliance. The campus is located on the banks of the beautiful Corrib River in Galway, the European Capital of Culture in 2020. It only takes more than 10 minutes to walk from the center of Galway.

The University of Galway ranks 3rd in Ireland and 270th in the world in the 2023 QS World University Rankings. College settings include science, medicine, engineering, information technology, humanities and social sciences. The University of Galway has many world-class research centers, such as the National Center for Biomedical Engineering Sciences, the Irish Center for Advanced Computing, and the Digital Enterprise Institute. It brings together world-class researchers in biology, chemistry, medicine, engineering and other fields, and provides world-leading research equipment.

For more than 150 years, the University of Galway has established outstanding research and academic achievements, training students including the current President of the Republic of Ireland Michael Higgins and former Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny, as well as former There are many famous alumni, including Deputy Prime Minister Eamonn Gilmore, and the university ranks among the top one percent in the world. It has more than 19,000 students, 3,900 of whom are international students from more than 170 countries.