English Language Centre, University of Galway

Prepare for academic success with our presessional and pathway English programmes at University of Galway.

Location:

Wild Atlantic Way

Programmes Offered:

Presessional EAP

Pre-Masters Pathway

In-sessional academic workshops

Erasmus+ staff mobility

Accreditations

QQI

Year Established:

1997

That was the year Queen’s College Galway was founded. Following construction of the iconic Quadrangle building, the University opened its doors four years later to the first cohort of just 68 students.

University of Galway has grown massively in size and reputation since then, with a student population today of over 19,000. Over the past decade, we have been steadily increasing our global reach and reputation. According to QS World University Rankings, we are now ranked in the top 2% of universities worldwide and the top 100 universities in Europe. Ranked Ireland’s #1 university for sustainable development in the Times Higher Education World Rankings (THE), we’re not just about excellence in teaching; we’re about shaping a better world.

Why Choose

English Language Centre, University of Galway

World-class university: Study within a QS 5-star, top-1% global university.

Academic English expertise: Specialised presessional, pathway, and insessional programmes for university-bound students.

Full campus experience: Access to all campus facilities and resources for learning and leisure.

Comprehensive academic support: Benefit from structured guidance and academic workshops.

Erasmus+ mobility: Opportunities for staff mobility and international experience.

Programmes Offered

-ﾠ Presessional EAP

-ﾠ Pre-Masters Pathway

-ﾠ In-sessional academic workshops

-ﾠ Erasmus+ staff mobility

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English Language Centre, University of Galway

What our students say about their experiences

The University of Galway English Language Centre helped me prepare for my master’s degree. The academic support and access to campus resources made all the difference for my studies and adaptation to university life in Ireland.

Nina Meyer – Germany

English Language Centre, University of Galway