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Cúrsaí
Cúrsaí
Tá roghnú cúrsa léinn ar cheann de na cinntí is tábhachtaí dá ndéanfaidh tú choíche! Féach na cúrsaí atá againn anseo agus an méid a deir mic léinn agus léachtóirí faoi na cúrsaí sin a bhfuil spéis agatsa iontu.
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Saol na hOllscoile
Saol na hOllscoile
Chuile bhliain roghnaíonn os cionn 4,000 duine Ollscoil na Gaillimhe mar chéad rogha. Faigh amach faoin saol in Ollscoil na Gaillimhe anseo.
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Eolas Fúinn
Eolas faoi Ollscoil na Gaillimhe
Bí ar an eolas faoin Ollscoil seo agus na fáthanna a bhfuil sí chomh speisialta sin – an stair thar a bheith spéisiúil a bhaineann leis an Ollscoil agus an nuacht is déanaí agus na hócáidí atá ar na bacáin.
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Coláistí & Scoileanna
- Scoil na Tíreolaíochta, na Seandálaíochta agus Léann Éireannaigh
- Coláiste an Ghnó, an Bheartais Phoiblí & an Dlí
- Coláiste an Leighis, an Altranais & na nEolaíochtaí Sláinte
- Coláiste na hEolaíochta agus na hInnealtóireachta
- Scoil na dTeangacha, na Litríochtaí agus na gCultúr
- Roinn na Gaeilge
- An tAcadamh
- Stair
- Idirnáisiúnta
Coláistí & Scoileanna
Tá aitheantas idirnáisiúnta bainte amach ag Ollscoil na Gaillimhe mar ollscoil atá á treorú ag an taighde agus rún daingean aici teagasc den chéad scoth a chur ar fáil i réimsí éagsúla saineolais.
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Taighde
Nithe Fónta á gCruthú as Smaointe Úra
Tugann ár dtaighdeoirí aghaidh ar chuid de na dúshláin is práinní san 21ú Céad.
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Gnó & Tionscal
Tacaíocht do Thaighde Úrnua in Ollscoil na Gaillimhe
Déanaimid deiseanna tráchtála a chuardach agus a chothú don phobal taighde in Ollscoil na Gaillimhe, mar aon le comhpháirtíocht tionsclaíochta a chothú.
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Alumni, Cairde & Lucht Tacaíochta
Alumni, Cairde & Lucht Tacaíochta
Tá os cionn 90,000 céimí de chuid Ollscoil na Gaillimhe ann ar fud an domhain. Déan nasc linn agus beidh teacht agat ar an gcomhphobal sin ar líne.
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Rannpháirtíocht Pobail
Rannpháirtíocht sa Phobal
In Ollscoil na Gaillimhe, creidimid go n-éireoidh níos fearr leat más féidir leat an méid a fhoghlaimíonn tú a chur i bhfeidhm i do shaol féin. Is mar gheall air sin go bhfuil béim mhór ar shocrúcháin oibre nó ar thionscadail phobail i gcuid mhór dár gcúrsaí.
Nuacht
Road Safety Reimagined initiative highlights ‘deadly consequences’ of distracted driving
More than 1,000 third-level students across Ireland, including students from University of Galway, engaged in a potentially lifesaving project as part of the Road Safety Reimagined initiative, highlighting the lifelong and potentially devastating impact of a moment’s distraction behind the wheel. Research from the Road Safety Authority (RSA) in 2023 found that nearly one in 10 Irish drivers have been caught using their phones while driving. In response, Road Safety Reimagined tasked students from University of Galway, University of Limerick, South East Technological University, Maynooth University and University College Cork to reimagine road safety through contemporary marketing concepts and develop solutions to positively impact driving behaviour. The initiative was led by University of Limerick and An Garda Síochána, with Garda Commissioner Drew Harris presented awards for the top entries from each participating university as well as the winners of the overall prize and special categories. The winning University of Galway entry centred on the tagline “SHOULD’VE stayed focused, WOULD’VE stayed safe, COULD’VE been avoided”, encouraging passengers to be a co-pilot and act responsibly to avoid distractions while travelling with a driver. Bearing the striking tagline ‘Worst passenger? Your phone’, the overall winning concept by UL students highlights the dangers of using a phone while driving, taking a driver’s eyes, hands and focus away from the road. Speaking at the event, Commissioner Drew Harris said: “Road Safety Reimagined provides a great opportunity for so many students to engage with such an important topic, and one which is so relevant to you all gathered here in this room. “It opens up conversations around road safety and helps us to reach those who often struggle to connect with this key message. Too often we see tragedy on the roads, and so, anything we can do to prevent this from happening An Garda Síochána is glad to support. “Engaging these talented young people in devising a marketing campaign around road safety which is aimed at their peers was a novel idea, and to see this initiative go from strength to strength is a credit to all those involved. “This work provides us with such valuable insights and showcases the great many creative and innovative ways we can connect with those most at risk on our roads.” Ends
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Friday, 16 December 2022
All eligible University of Galway full time and part time hourly payscales have been updated in line with the provisions of Building Momentum - A New Public Service Agreement 2021-22. Specifically the following increases have been implemented: - With effect from 02nd February 2022, payscales received a 3% increase - With effect from 01st October 2022- payscales received a further 1% increase or €500, whichever is greater We are still awaiting sanction for the implementation of FEMPI restoration wef 1st July 2022 (save for a limited number of pay scales). Therefore there are no changes to those grades\pensions for now. See paragraph 1.3 in the above link for more details. Further advice will be issued for these grades in due course.
Monday, 24 April 2023
We have been asked to bring to your attention the fact that Secondment Expression of Interest Notices has been issued for the Public Service Transformation Division of the Department of Public Expenditure, NDP Delivery and Reform. Expressions of interest are invited from across all sectors of the Public Service, including higher education, and across a number of grades. Notices are available directly at the following link, and DPENDR and DFHERIS would very much appreciate your support in circulating to your staff. The closing date for applications is 2nd May, and we understand the notices issued on Friday 14th April.