Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology
The Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) has five campuses in Ireland's west. Gazing out over the Atlantic Ocean at the largest campus in Galway, they are reminded of the words of Francis Bacon: "They are ill discoverers that think there is no land when they can see nothing but sea." Above all, as a center for higher education, they are dedicated to discovery. Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology invites you to accompany it on this educational journey that spans our lives.
The foundation of their organization is their students and the chances they provide them to reach their full potential. Ireland's Institute of Technology sector offers a distinctive combination of science, business, engineering, technology, and humanities courses, and students can advance through higher certificate, degree, and master's level awards to PhD level study. Since Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology’s award system aligns with the European Credit Transfer System, students can easily transfer their credits to pursue studies overseas. This credit transfer agreement also benefits new international students attending GMIT. The college welcomes applications from students worldwide and has connections with nearly 100 higher education institutions in the US and Europe.
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology Campus
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology Student Life
- GMIT Ladies Soccer's Division 1 Cup Champions.
- Senior Hurling Cup Champions
- Boxing Intervarsity Champions
- Fresher Hurling League & Championship Winners
- Ladies Football's Donaghy Cup Champions
- International World Cheerleading Champions at the UCA College World Championship in Orlando, Florida.
- Establishing a "Clean Air – No Smoking or Vaping Campus" on January 1, 2020
- Positive Mental Health & Wellbeing Initiatives
- Assisting students with the reduction of alcohol, drugs, and tobacco use and the transition to safer practices by implementing a Nutrition Traffic Lights System in the canteen
- Conducting workshops on consent for all first-year students
GMIT Student Life Clubs and Societies promote community, personal development, and student involvement.
Clubs
GMIT provides access to over thirty distinct sports clubs.
The following clubs have had notable success in the United States and abroad in the recent past:
Societies
GMIT Societies provide students with an opportunity to investigate and engage in interests that they may not come across during their academic studies.
Healthy Campus
A cross-campus working group called Healthy Campus, made up of faculty and students, has committed to the Healthy Ireland Healthy Campus program. Their current five areas of focus for development include –
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology Courses
| Courses | 1st Year Tuition Fees |
| MS(12 courses) | Euro 7 K - 13 K |
| B.E. / B.Tech(16 courses) | Euro 11 K - 12 K |
| PG Diploma(6 courses) | Euro 13 K |
| BBA(8 courses) | Euro 9 L |
| B.A.(9 courses) | Euro 9 L |
| B.Sc.(9 courses) | Euro 9 L |
| BSN(2 courses) | Euro 9 L |
| UG certificate(9 courses) | Euro 9 L |
| Others UG(2 courses) | Euro 9 L |
| B.Arch(1 course) | Euro 9 L |
| B.J.M.C.(2 courses) | Euro 9 L |
| BHM(4 courses) | Euro 9 L |
| B.Ed(3 courses) | Euro 9 L |
| M.A.(1 course) | Euro 11 L |
| B.Agri(2 courses) | Euro 9 L |
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology Admission Requirement
Further Education Students
If you have a QQI Level 5 or a QQI Level 6 qualification that does not correspond to the course you wish to apply for at ATU Galway-Mayo, you should apply for admission to Year One through the CAO.
On the other hand, you may be given preference to enroll directly in the second year of relevant courses at ATU Galway-Mayo if you possess a QQI FET Level 6 major award.
Transfer/Add-on Students
Applications for direct transfer to Years 2, 3, and 4 of our programs are accepted from qualified candidates who have finished or are enrolled in a related course through Online Admissions, which is open from early January to May 31 of each year.
After this date, applications will only be taken into consideration if there are still openings.
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology Scholarship
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology Accommodation
Prior to beginning their studies at GMIT, all students are required to make arrangements for housing.
For your first semester at GMIT, new international students are highly encouraged to reserve housing with an approved student village. Student Villages provide high-quality, purpose-built housing for students, along with auxiliary services and broadband connectivity.
Each location has additional lodging choices, including houses and apartments.
FAQ
1.How do I pay my GMIT fees?
After choosing Pay Now, the Term for which you want to make a payment is selected, and the Pay Now button is selected. For information about the ATU bank account, please email feecollection.galwaymayo@atu.ie. The college doesn’t accept cash, checks, or postal order payments.
2.How do I contact the GMIT admissions office?
You can email the Admissions Office or call them directly to find out more about the process.
3.What is the placement percentage of GMIT students?
About 95% of students receive placement.
4.What is the GMIT campus about?
GMIT is a multicampus college with five campuses spread across the western region of Ireland. The college provides students with a wide range of programs in the primary academic domains of science and computing, engineering, business, and humanities at the Galway Campus in Galway City.
5.What is the graduation rate of GMIT?
The graduation rate at Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology is 82.22 for a master's degree (B score) and 95.3 for a bachelor's degree (A score).
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