

University of Galway
Tuition/Year
EUR 14000 - 20000
Acceptance
55%
QS Ranking
#244
Students
N/A
About University of Galway
University of Galway in Galway, Ireland (QS World University Rank: 244) is a research-driven public university known for strong pathways in Engineering, Sciences, Business/MBA, and Medicine. Set on Ireland’s Atlantic west coast, it offers Indian students a welcoming campus, industry-linked learning, and excellent access to internships and post-study opportunities in Ireland’s growing innovation and healthcare sectors.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
EUR 14000 - 20000
per year
Living Cost
EUR -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
88+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about University of Galway
10 Reviews
Sourav
The Medicine program at the University of Galway is rigorous and has excellent clinical exposure. Sadly, the competition for placements is fierce.
Pros
Rigorous curriculum, excellent clinical exposure
Cons
Fierce competition for placements
Anima
The campus is beautifully designed with modern facilities that support both academic and extracurricular activities. The engineering faculty is highly experienced and offers excellent mentorship, which helped me secure a great internship.
Pros
Modern facilities, experienced faculty
Cons
Limited options for part-time jobs
Swagata
The Medicine course is very informative, with access to modern facilities and caring faculty. The workload can be overwhelming at times.
Pros
Informative course, caring faculty
Cons
Overwhelming workload
Arnab
The Arts & Humanities department fosters a great community with discussions and events that enhance learning. The placement opportunities, however, are not as robust compared to other programs.
Pros
Great community, engaging discussions
Cons
Less robust placement opportunities
Arpita
The Arts & Humanities program offers diverse subjects and the faculty encourages creative expression. The campus atmosphere is quite supportive, although some facilities could use an upgrade.
Pros
Diverse subjects, supportive atmosphere
Cons
Some facilities need upgrades


