Why study at GMIT?

Why study at Galway Mayo Institute of Technology? GMIT affords students the opportunity to study in one of Ireland’s leading university-level higher education institutes while enjoying one of Europe’s most beautiful and unique natural landscapes.

Is Gmit accredited?

GMIT Medical Engineering Technology (MET) Gateway awarded ISO accreditation. Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) is pleased to announce that its Medical & Engineering Technology Gateway has been awarded the prestigious ISO accreditation (9001:2015).

Is Gmit a university?

GMIT, LYIT and IT Sligo have been approved for designation as Ireland’s newest technological university – Atlantic Technological University (ATU) – to be formally established on 1st April 2022.

How many students go to GMIT?

12,000
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology/Number of students

How many universities are there in Galway?

NUI Galway – Colleges and Schools NUI Galway has 4 Colleges, 19 Schools and over 60 academic disciplines. Explore them all and find the course that is right for you!

Do you need a language for GMIT?

Ultimately, having a language will improve your employability once you graduate. If you study a language at GMIT, you can: Study abroad for a semester, or even a full year through the Erasmus Exchange programme. Do a work placement in another country as part of your course.

How many libraries are there in GMIT?

four libraries
GMIT has four libraries in different campus locations – the Galway Campus, Centre for Creative Arts and Media (CCAM), Mayo Campus, and Letterfrack Campus. Check out the locations and contact info below.

How many students go to UCD?

32,387 (2014)
University College Dublin/Total enrollment

Is there College in Galway?

National University of Ireland, Galway
Galway-Mayo Institute of TechnologyGalway Business SchoolGalway Community College Further EducationMercy College Galway
Galway/Colleges and Universities

What happens if you fail a repeat exam Gmit?

If you do sit the exam and you fail your repeat exam, you may “Progress With Credits Outstanding” for this module into the next academic year, but you will need to pass this module that academic year before you can progress any further.