National University of Ireland - University of Galway

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National University of Ireland, Galway - known as University of Galway - was established in 1845 and is a distinguished public research university committed to excellence, inclusivity, and global engagement. With around 19,300 students and over 2,650 staff, the university offers a wide range of programmes across its colleges, including arts and social sciences, business and law, engineering and informatics, medicine and health sciences, and science. It is known for research strengths in areas such as data analytics, biomedical science, human rights, marine and environmental science, and health promotion, supported by modern campus facilities and strong global partnerships with universities and organisations worldwide

Sustainability at University of Galway

University of Galway demonstrates a deep commitment to sustainability by embedding the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into its research, teaching, campus culture, and community engagement. Sustainability is a core value that shapes its strategic direction, with a whole-of-university approach that encourages learning, living, and leading sustainable practices across programmes and operations. The university fosters sustainability literacy in the curriculum, supports research addressing global challenges, and promotes inclusive campus initiatives and partnerships that reflect environmental and social responsibility. These efforts align with its mission to educate future leaders and contribute to sustainable societal transformation.

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Find more details on sustainability at University of Galway by accessing the Sustainability page.