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Entry Requirements

Please check individual programme pages to see whether the entry requirements are a 2:2 or 2:1.

Entry Level	Qualification	Irish Leaving Cert points: 300 to 375	Irish Leaving Cert points: 376 to 425	Irish Leaving Cert points: 426 to 499	Irish Leaving Cert points: 500 to 549	Irish Leaving Cert points: 550 to 600
Foundation Level	School Leaving Certificate	75%
	Higher Secondary cert	65%
Undergraduate	IB and A levels
	School Leaving Certificate examination (grade XI and XII) awarded by NEB	students with grade A or A+ may be considered for admission to bachelors degrees on a case by case basis.
Entry Level	Qualification	2:2 Equivalent	2:1 Equivalent	1st Equivalent
Postgraduate	Bachelor Degree	Bachelor degree (at least 4 years duration) with 60% or higher.	Bachelor degree (at least 4 years duration) with a First Division (65% or higher).	Bachelor degree (at least 4 years duration) with a First Division (70% or higher). [Distinction is 80%].

Meera Tandan - PhD in Antimicrobial Resistance

"I am a student of research, doing PhD in antimicrobial resistance from Discipline of General Practice; School of Medicine. NUIG is one of the reputed universities providing quality education and research platforms to potential students from all countries irrespective of any race and religion. Its wonderful peaceful working environment, green fields around; huge library with additional special events like seminars and academic training programmes; brilliant and supportive supervisors; and fantastic place for leisure activities (Kingfisher) are my major attractions in the university. The university has enormous scholarship programme like Hardiman scholarship, College scholarships and Irish Research Council scholarship where a non-European student can apply and secure.

The best part of Ireland particularly the Galway is: lovely Irish music, traditional dance, cultural celebrations rallies like St. Patrick day, Halloween and very friendly as well as welcoming Irish people."

— Meera Tandan, PhD in Antimicrobial Resistance