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Why Study Agriculture?
Agriculture, food production, environmental management are some of Ireland’s key industries. All of these areas depend greatly on the quality of the production systems and primary resources. Gaining a degree in Agriculture will provide a range of career paths and opportunities
AGRICULTURE COURSES ARE RUN FROM OUR GALWAY & MOUNTBELLEW CAMPUSES
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Why Study Built Environment?
The building industry is vital to the economy worldwide and great career opportunities exist globally. GMIT offer a range of programmes directed towards a career in the built environment supported by a relevant third level qualification.
Built Environment Courses are run from our GALWAY CAMPUS
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Why Study Business?
Business and related subjects (such as the ‘FAME’ group – finance, accounting, management and economics) are among the most popular fields of study at third level worldwide. You might have some vague ideas about why this is the case – business graduates are in high demand worldwide. Business touches on pretty much every aspect of modern human society; careers with a business degree are diverse and often highly paid.
Business Courses are run from our GALWAY CAMPUS
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Why Study Computing?
A degree in computing /IT provides a blend of theoretical and practical learning, focused on critical thinking to solve real world problems across a variety of contexts and disciplines. GMIT computing degrees provide extensive exposure to software development, digital graphics, web development, cloud computing, app development and application design. Graduates of our computing degrees have an international currency to work and travel across the world.
Computing COURSES are run from our GALWAY CAMPUS
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Why Study Creative Arts & Media?
The Centre for Creative Arts & Media (CCAM) is a specialist campus located in the heart of Galway City. The campus offers undergraduate studies in Contemporary Art, in Design, and in Film & Documentary set in a lively community which includes students, lecturers, support staff, creative enterprise, and a range of resident arts and film practitioners.
Creative Arts & Media Courses are run from our GALWAY CCAM CAMPUS
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Why Study Culinary Arts?
Culinary Arts is not just about cooking – it is about making an impact on the world through food. It is about cultivating a deep knowledge about food provenance, learning to use the best ingredients to create amazing food whether in a restaurant environment or in food technology.
Culinary Arts Courses are run from our Galway CAMPUS
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Why Study Engineering?
GMIT offers a variety of engineering disciplines – Agricultural, Biomedical, Civil, Energy, Manufacturing, Mechanical and Software & Electronic Engineering. The engineering approach to solving problems with a technical solution involves an analysis of the problem and the generation of potential solutions…
Engineering Courses are run from our GALWAY & Mountbellew CAMPUS
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Why Study Event Management & PR?
Event management and public relations (PR) is the creation, planning, project management and promotion of business and social events which include festivals, conferences, exhibitions, corporate incentive trips, sport events and wedding co-ordination.
Event Management & PR courses are run from our Galway CAMPUS
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Why Study Furniture Design, Making & Technology?
This programme is designed for those who are interested in pursuing a rewarding and exciting career in the furniture and wood manufacturing industry. Students first develop skills in a wide range of furniture manufacturing principles and learn the latest computer aided design software used in industry.
Furniture Design, Making & Technology Courses are run from our Letterfrack CAMPUS
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Why Study Heritage, History & Geography?
Heritage is a discipline that explores who we are as a people, our history, our cultures, our society, and the environment in which we live. It includes almost anything that one generation hands down to the next, or anything from the past that people identify with. It involves the use of the past in the present – in commemorations, conservation plans, museum exhibitions, local economies, national identities, and tourist attractions, to name a few.
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Why Study Hotel & Hospitality?
Hospitality is one of the world’s largest and most exciting industries and with consumer needs evolving at a rapid rate, it is an energetic working environment with global travel opportunities. The hospitality sector includes; hotels, restaurants, resorts, theme parks, adventure centres, convention and event spaces to name a few
Hotel & Hospitality Courses are run from our Galway CAMPUS
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Why Study Nursing, Health Sciences & Social Care?
The Department of Nursing, Health Sciences and Social Care provides a range of programmes in Nursing, Applied Social Care and Early Childhood Education and Care and Community Development and Youth Work. These courses programmes are hugely successful and attract students who wish to work in caring and supportive areas of life.
Nursing, Social Care, Early Childhood Education & Care Courses are run from our Mayo CAMPUS
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Why Study Outdoor Education?
The Outdoor Education courses respond to an increasing demand for professionals in the adventure tourism market, in environmental education and in the outdoor education sector. The courses at GMIT provide a coherent, multidisciplinary career path for those wishing to pursue a varied and stimulating career.
Outdoor Education Courses are run from our Mayo CAMPUS
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Why Study Science?
The reasons to study science in GMIT are many and varied. The future for jobs is in the knowledge economy, and every course has an industrial work placement to gain experience working in the field. Students undertake a huge amount of laboratory work as part of each course and complete major projects as part of their degree. Science students experience great support from staff throughout their studies thanks to a low student to staff ratio.
Science courses are run from our Galway CAMPUS
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Why Study Teacher Education?
GMIT offers two post-primary teacher education programmes – the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Education (Design Graphics and Construction) in GMIT Letterfrack, and the Bachelor of Education (Honours) in Art, Design and Graphics in GMIT’s Centre for Creative Arts and Media in Galway City.
Teacher Education courses are run from our Letterfrack and Galway CAMPUS
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Why Study Tourism?
Tourism is the world’s largest, and most diverse service industry. It is an industry that encompasses many facets; such as transport services, leisure, natural and built attractions, hospitality, bars and restaurants, festival and events; to name but a few.
Tourism Courses are run from our Galway CAMPUS
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Welcome to GMIT Falcons
GMIT has unveiled an exciting new identity for its sports activities across all campuses, bringing student teams and individuals together under the one sports brand, ‘GMIT Falcons’, for the first time in the history of the college.
GMIT Falcons sports activities are available across all campuses
Why Study
Agriculture?
Why Study Built Environment?
Why Study Business?
Why Study
Computing?
Why Study Creative Arts and Media?
Why Study Culinary Arts?
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Culinary Arts courses are run from our Galway Campuses
Why Study
Engineering?
Why Study Furniture Design, Making & Technology?
Why Study Hotel & Hospitality?
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Hotel & Hospitality courses are run from our Galway Campuses
Why Study Nursing, Health Sciences & Social Care?
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Nursing, Social Care, Early Childhood Education & Care courses are run from our Mayo Campus
Why Study
Outdoor Education?
Why Study Science?
Why Study Teacher Education?
Why Study Tourism?
Welcome to
GMIT Falcons
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GMIT Falcons activities are available on all campuses