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Aoife FlanaganAdvisor to the President on Reputation Strategy
Aoife Flanagan is responsible for Reputation Strategy at the University of Galway. With over 15 years’ experience in Higher Education, Aoife has held a number senior roles as Head of Planning and Institutional Research at both RCSI and University of Galway. Prior to this Aoife worked in a number of senior Business Intelligence roles in both Irish and international organisations.
Queen’s College Galway was founded in 1845. Following the construction of the iconic Quadrangle building, the University opened its doors four years later to the first cohort of just 68 students.
University of Galway has grown massively in size and reputation over the past 175 years, with a student population today of over 18,000. According to QS World University Rankings, we are ranked 259 in the world and have been increasing our global reach and reputation over the past decade.
The Latest from University of Galway
#YearInReview Earlier this month, Kelly Fincham, Lecturer in Journalism & Communications, shared valuable insights in @ConversationUK on how "news influencers" are racking up billions of views—without necessarily checking their facts
‘News influencers’ are racking up billions of views – and not checking their facts
Nearly a quarter of Americans under the age of 30 gets their news from influencers.
theconversation.com
Join us for @ICCSummerSchool 2025 and take advantage of our early bird registration offer!
Register by 31 December 2024 to save €100 on full registration!
Register now: https://universityofgalwayichr.clr.events/event/137231:summer-school-on-the-international-criminal-court-2025
#UniversityOfGalway #GalwayLaw
Míle buíochas @Cula4_TG4 @NuachtTG4 as cuairt a thabhairt ar ár Sensory Friendly Santa's Grotto an deireadh seachtaine seo caite.🎄🎅
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Great piece on mistletoe by my colleague, Professor Lokesh Joshi of @uniofgalway…
Meet our next @uniofgalway featured coach, Antoine Mobian 🎉
An essential part of our team, Antoine trains athletes from many sports within the university 🏆
@connachtrugby #sport #strengthandconditioning
We are delighted to launch the eleventh edition of our annual @UniOfGalway School of Law newsletter. This newsletter celebrates the achievements of our School of Law community and highlights mooting competitions, alumni news and much more. Read now: https://www.universityofgalway.ie/business-public-policy-law/school-of-law/dlisceala/
From fostering direct applications to developing breakthrough medical devices, let's find ways to live well as we age. Prof Abhay Pandit explores wellbeing through medical breakthroughs.
👉 Discover more here: https://ow.ly/Sv8V50UqtMT
#coiscoiribe #universityofgalway
🎥The full video is here!
Watch the full-length case study video now to hear more from Dr. Natalie Walsh’s and her thoughts on the impactful partnership journey with @uniofgalway.
🔗https://www.linkedin.com/posts/eithealth-uk-ireland_healthcareinnovation-entrepreneurship-startups-activity-7274745642780921857-ffS_?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
#HealthcareInnovation #Entrepreneurship #Startups #UniversityOfGalway
Excited to see Yishu Liu featured as the latest 'Face of ENLIGHT'.
Head over to the ENLIGHT website to read the full interview and to learn more about Yishu, a PhD researcher in the @uniofgalway College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences.
https://enlight-eu.org/index.php/university-about-us/faces-of-enlight/1231-yishu-liu-university-of-galway-phd-student
University of Galway is the largest and oldest university in the west of Ireland
The University has had four different names. In 1849, it was called Queen's College Galway. it was changed in 1908 to University College Galway, or UCG for short. Then in 1997, it was changed again to National University of Ireland Galway, or NUI Galway for short. In 2022, it was renamed to University of Galway
University of Galway was The Sunday Times University of the Year 2022
A distinct and vibrant region,deeply connected internationally
Inspired by the unique qualities of the region, including its rich culture and traditions, and history of diversity and trade, University of Galway reaches outwards to the world, through a global network of partnerships, collaborations, and alumni, as well as a globally connected faculty.
University of Galway is firmly committed to investing in the social, economic, and intellectual development of the entire region.
By building on the strengths of its local communities and resources, the University is inspired to leave its mark on the rest of the world and its international reach provides a firm platform for its future development.
Values
#PurposePeoplePlace
5
Research institutes
96%
Of graduates are employed or in further study 6 months after graduating
University of Galway is a globally focused research-led university. It recognises that research areas are neither standalone nor static and that the problems of the world are not and cannot be solved from just one perspective. With that in mind research at University of Galway incorporates the university’s knowledge of global challenges, national needs, and regional necessities so that its research areas enable an interdisciplinarity approach and impact.
The University’s approach to research is focused on the following three words: Purpose, People, Place. The purpose of research and innovation at University of Galway is to benefit humanity, society, and the economy, in other words, to create impact. Its people are creative in their thinking and collaborative in their approach and it’s place is distinct—a vibrant region on the edge of Europe—connected globally.
Engaging with its partners locally, nationally, and worldwide, the university invites ambition in research that underpins the following areas:
Enriching creativity and culture
Improving health and wellbeing
Realising potential through data and enabling technologies
Sustaining our planet and people
The University of Galway’s research displays breadth, depth, and interdisciplinarity of its expertise, both fundamental and applied, across the sciences, social sciences, and humanities. This is key to its success and ability to drive impact and respond to emerging fields of research.
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