NUI Galway: Recent Episodes
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In this episode, University of Galway MicroCreds Project Lead, Emma Goode, meets with Dr. Aidan Toner to discuss a Micro-credential that integrates engineering, science, and innovation principles into the lifecycle of marketed industrial products. Topics include concept creation, idea development, testing, and quality improvement within regulatory requirements, plus case study analysis and product launch and authorisation, covering steps to bring a product to market and the post-market phase. Students will gain practical experience in product development, validation, and authorisation within their industry.You can find out more at: https://www.universityofgalway.ie/courses/micro-credentials/list/science-engineering/product-development-validation-authorisation/
In this episode, University of Galway MicroCreds Project Lead, Emma Goode, meets with Dr. Aidan Toner to discuss a Micro-credential that covers regulations governing the development, manufacture, and marketing of drugs, medical devices, and in vitro diagnostic devices. Topics include general regulatory principles, purpose, legal basis, and key regulatory bodies, plus the drug development process from discovery through marketing approval. Students will learn skills such as working with regulatory affairs personnel and assembling technical dossiers for marketing authorisation applications.You can find out more at: https://www.universityofgalway.ie/courses/micro-credentials/list/science-engineering/regulatory-compliance/
In this episode of the Cois Coiribe Podcast, host Mike McCormack, author and lecturer at the University of Galway, speaks with Christian Wallace, writer, journalist, screenwriter and University of Galway alumnus.Originally from West Texas, Christian graduated from the University's MA in Writing programme. Since then, he has built an impressive career in journalism and television. A former Senior Editor at Texas Monthly, he is the co-creator of the Paramount+ hit series Landman, alongside Taylor Sheridan, and has been nominated for multiple National Magazine Awards.Christian reflects on his time at the University of Galway, the impact of the MA in Writing on his career, the art of storytelling, and his journey from journalism to creating one of television's most talked-about dramas.Cois Coiribe Podcast explores how the University of Galway and its global alumni community are shaping research, culture, innovation, and public life around the world through conversations with leading thinkers, researchers, graduates, and change makers.
Sa eipeasóid seo, labhraíonn Emma Goode, Ceann Tionscadal MicroCreds Ollscoil na Gaillimhe, le Tomas Ó Maolalaidh ó Acadamh na hOllscolaiochta Gaeilge. Is é aidhm an mhodúil seo go mbeadh tuiscint ag an mac léinn ar an bpleanáil teanga, mar choincheap, agus ar an bpróiseas a bhaineann léi mar chleachtas agus mar ghníomh feidhmeach. Déanfar scagadh ar na réimsí éagsúla den phleanáil teanga – an phleanáil chorpais, an phleanáil stádais agus an phleanáil sealbhaithe – agus déanfar iniúchadh ar an gcaidreamh atá idir na réimsí sin agus próiseas na pleanála teanga féin. Chuige sin, breathnófar ar stair agus ar fhorás na pleanála teanga in Éirinn ó bhunú an tSaorstáit anuas go dtí na 1990idí.
Sa eipeasóid seo, labhraíonn Emma Goode, Ceann Tionscadal MicroCreds Ollscoil na Gaillimhe, le Dr Hugh Rowland ó Acadamh na hOllscolaiochta Gaeilge. Sa mhodúl seo déanfar na mic léinn a chumasú i rialacha gramadaí na Gaeilge, i gcomhréir agus i ndeilbhíocht na teanga, agus i gceartúsáid na teanga. Déanfar anailís ar ghnéithe de chóras gramadaí agus de chomhréir na Gaeilge, agus déanfar dianchleachtadh ar mhíreanna gramadaí ionas go mbainfear ardchruinneas amach. Déanfar an cruinneas sa Ghaeilge a threisiú tuilleadh trí mheán an aistriúcháin agus na scríbhneoireachta. Déanfar cleachtaí ar bhonn rialta a rachaidh chun tairbhe do chumas scríofa na mac léinn.
Dr. Orla Lenihan in conversation with MBA alum, Brian Molloy, Head of Transformation at the Irish Defence Forces; Uachtarán, The Camogie Association.
'What Now' features an extended interview in three parts by Orla Higgins with Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley and Dr Maeve O’Rourke from University of Galway
'What Now' features an extended interview in three parts by Orla Higgins with Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley and Dr Maeve O’Rourke from University of Galway
'What Now' features an extended interview in three parts by Orla Higgins with Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley and Dr Maeve O’Rourke from University of Galway.
This episode features an interview by Orla Higgins with Daniel MacSweeney who discusses the work of the Office of the Director of Authorised Intervention, Tuam, which was set up to recover, forensically analyse, identify, memorialise, and bury with respect the human remains found at the site.
This episode focuses on Irish society and the treatment of women at a time when the Catholic Church worked with the State to control their lives on so many levels.
This episode is all about survivors’ search for identity – their search to find out who they are, who their parents were, the happiness of finding their birth mother and the heartache when relationship didn’t work out as they hoped.
This episode looks at what happened to the children when they left the institution in Tuam –some found solace when they were fostered or adopted, but others suffered physical and psychological abuse at the hands of their new families.
In this episode we hear about how the ‘Tuam Babies’ (as they were called) were ostracised at school by both fellow pupils and teachers, how the education system let them down and how opportunities provided to others were denied to them.
This episode introduces us to the Tuam Mother and Baby Institution and the memories of those who lived there providing an insight into their lives – lives of desolation and neglect, stigma and shame.
In this episode, University of Galway MicroCreds Project Lead, Emma Goode, meets with Dr Dorothy Ní Uigín from the Acadamh at University of Galway to discuss the Irish for Beginners Micro-credential. This course is designed for beginners with little or no Irish, focusing on conversation and listening skills. Learners are encouraged to practise not just in class but independently in everyday settings, building confidence and real-world fluency from the ground up.
In this episode, University of Galway MicroCreds Project Lead, Emma Goode, meets with Dr. Una Fitzgerald to discuss a Micro-credential that investigates the environmental impact of laboratory resources and how scientific labs can adopt greener, more sustainable practices. It explores key environmental considerations, from climate change and biodiversity to plastics pollution and the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. Drawing on psychological, sociological, economic and ethical perspectives, it examines how perception and behaviour shape environmental responses.
Economics/International Coordinator – School of Nursing/Alumnus for a discussion on the University’s core value of ‘openness’.
Caróg Coughlan-Green meets with Kate Brooks, Occupational Therapist with the Disability Support Service on how to manage your time in the run up to exams. Kate shares practical ideas and tools to support exam preparation, emphasising the importance of planning ahead. Kate recommends looking at the semester as a whole to map out your study days, while also including regular breaks and setting realistic expectations.As exams approach, Kate advises creating a clear list of priorities to stay focused and organised. She also highlights the importance of maintaining balance by including fun activities alongside study time.
In this podcast Caróg Coughlan-Green chats with Catherine Dufficy, Disability Officer with the Disability Support Service (DSS) on the supports they offer to University of Galway students. Catherine talks about how University of Galway students can register with the DSS, and the importance of doing so in when seeking exam accommodations.
In the forth episode, hosts Corey and Phuong are joined by guests Lorna Cuckow Director of Internationalisation, Global Galway and Randeeni Fernando Global Student Ambassador to discuss the University’s core value of 'respect’.
In the third episode, hosts Corey and Phuong are joined by guests Dr. Richard Manton, Director of Sustainability at University of Galway and Muskan Sukkar, International Student and Just3 volunteer to discuss the University’s core value of ‘sustainability’, the power of showing up and visions for the future.
In Episode 1 of In Conversation with the President, President Prof David Burn discusses the importance of research at University of Galway, the role of the research pillars in shaping our strategy, and his vision for the future, informed by his own experience as a researcher.
In the second episode, Corey and Phuong are joined by Grainne Carey, Global Employability Manager in the Career Development Centre and alumnus and current MBA student Rahul Dewan for a discussion on University of Galway’s core value of ‘excellence’.
In the first episode, Corey and Phuong are joined by Professor David Burn, President of University of Galway to discuss the University’s core value ‘belonging’.
In this episode, University of Galway MicroCreds Project Lead, Emma Goode, meets with Dr Ann Torres to discuss Ann’s micro-credential in Negotiation Skills.
In this episode, Dr. Orla Lenihan, MBA Programme Director at the University of Galway, is joined by Dr. Geraldine McGinty, Professor of Clinical Radiology at Weill Cornell Medicine. Together, they explore how mentorship and sponsorship shape high-performing leaders, open doors to opportunity, and drive meaningful career progression. A must-listen for MBA students, aspiring executives, and anyone interested in unlocking the transformative power of guided professional growth
University of Galway Executive MBA podcast, Professional Education for Leadership and Accelerated Career Growth.
This is the second part of our two-part series on exam results. Caróg Green (Student Enquiry Centre Coordinator) and Ann Marie Gilchrist (Student Support Officer) return to discuss everything you need to know following Semester two or Summer exams.In this episode, they discuss when and how results will be released, what to do if you fail or have an incomplete module, and explain what passing by compensation means and how it might affect you. They also talk about deferred and repeat exams, and what steps to take in each case. If you're considering a recheck or appeal, they cover the process involved. Check out part one of this series "Understanding your provisional results" on the link below: https://soundcloud.com/universityofgalway/results-ready-your-guide-to-understanding-your-exam-results?si=3876bb72a9a14da3a89d8229b025f855&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
In this episode, University of Galway MicroCreds Project Lead, Emma Goode, meets with Dr. Clare Carroll to discuss a Micro-credential that takes a closer look at accessibility to businesses for people who communicate differently. This course will explore the concept and nature of communication accessibility, including a communication rights focus and explore practices of communication rights in customer facing businesses, and will equip people with the knowledge to make informed decisions about making their businesses accessible.
In this two-part Cois Coiribe podcast, Dr. Ciara Smyth, University of Galway and barrister and co-host of the Fifth Court podcast, Peter Leonard speak with Tom O’Malley—retired law lecturer from University of Galway, Senior Counsel, and member of the Inner Bar of Ireland. They explore his distinguished career, covering courtroom stories, legal reform, and his global perspective on justice.
In this two-part Cois Coiribe podcast, Dr. Ciara Smyth, University of Galway and barrister and co-host of the Fifth Court podcast, Peter Leonard speak with Tom O’Malley—retired law lecturer from University of Galway, Senior Counsel, and member of the Inner Bar of Ireland. They explore his distinguished career, covering courtroom stories, legal reform, and his global perspective on justice.
In this episode, Caróg Green, Student Enquiry Centre Coordinator and Student Support Officers Teresa Lydon and Kelly Moore discuss University of Galway semester one provisional exam results. Teresa and Kelly emphasise that the provisional semester one exams are provisional, so they can be subject to change. There is plenty of time to take action if needed, if you fail an exam all is not lost. Make sure to reach out to the supports that are available to you. Please note regulations will vary by College and School. Please see below some important differences:Pass rate for most programmes in Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences is 50%.Pass by Compensation does not apply to any programmes in the College of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences.Capping for students on programmes in the College of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences will be at the pass rate for their programme.Student Support Officers are available for students who wish to discuss personal, academic, financial or any other issues that may arise while in University. You can contact your Student Support Officer on this link - https://www.universityofgalway.ie/student-support-officers/The Student Enquiry Centre is located in the heart of campus, just inside the doors of the Arts & Science Concourse. Open from 9am-5pm, Monday to Friday the team are on hand to help with any query you may have. Find out more on this link - https://www.universityofgalway.ie/student-enquiry-centre/Support Wheel - https://www.universityofgalway.ie/student-services/supportwheel/
Professor Ray Murphy from the Irish Centre for Human Rights at University of Galway discusses the ongoing situation in Lebanon on BBC Global News
This is a podcast-style generative AI interpretation of the following study: Leyden, K.M., Hogan, M.J., D’Arcy, L., Bunting, B. and Bierema, S., 2024. Walkable neighborhoods: Linkages between place, health, and happiness in younger and older adults. Journal of the American Planning Association, 90(1), pp.101-114. Read the full research article: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01944363.2022.2123382Please note: There can be some interpretive errors of detail when using GenAI.
A research team led by University of Galway is investigating whether climate change is reducing the impact that some of tiniest organisms in the oceans have on CO2 levels in the atmosphere.
In the latest edition of our Sustainability Podcast, Internal Communications Officer Nuala Ní Chonghaile speaks to Dr Richard Manton, the inaugural Director of Sustainability Director of Sustainability, charged with establishing a Sustainability Office and leading the implementation of our ambitious sustainability strategy.Three books that Dr Manton mentioned in this podcast and might be of interest to listeners are”'Doughnut Economics: Seven ways to think like a 21st-century economist' by Dr Kate Raworth'Hardiman & Beyond: The Arts and Culture of Galway Since 1820' by Dr John Cunningham & Dr Ciarán McDonagh'Galway: Making a Capital of Culture' by Dr Patrick Collins
San eagrán seo labhraíonn Faye Ní Dhomhnaill, Leas-Uachtarán don Ghaeilge le Comhaltas na Mac Léinn in Ollscoil na Gaillimhe, le beirt mhac léinn - Liam agus Aisling.Labhraíonn siad faoi na tacaíochtaí atá ar fáil do mhic léinn na hOllscoile.
In this podcast Raimey O'Boyle, SU VP for Education, chats with Kerry Lawless and Aoife Griffin. They discuss CÉIM, the academic peer support scheme for first-year students at University of Galway. This programme is run as a partnership between students, academic staff and University of Galway Students’ Union. CÉIM peer learning sessions are student led and are about working collaboratively in small groups to develop independent learning skills, discuss new topics on the course, prepare for upcoming assignments and exams, and have some fun! Find out more about CÉIM on the webpage - https://ceim.su.universityofgalway.ie/Or take a look at this video - https://youtu.be/sD2F44V9-bk
In this episode Raimey O'Boyle chats with Caróg Greene, Student Enquiry Centre Coordinator and Izzy Tiernan, SU Welfare and Equality Officer about the services the Student Enquiry Centre (SEC) offers to University of Galway students. The SEC is centrally located on the Arts / Science concourse, and the team are available from 9-5pm, Monday to Friday to answer any queries you may have. You can find more details on the webpage - https://www.universityofgalway.ie/student-enquiry-centre/Or keep up to date with SEC news on Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/universityofgalwaysec/
In this podcast Raimey O'Boyle chats with Regina Lyons from the Academic Skills team in the Library and shares tips on how to navigate the Library and advises on the fantastic resources available.Find out more about these resources on the links below. Library Website and Catalogue: https://library.universityofgalway.ie/Academic Skills Webpage: https://library.universityofgalway.ie/studying/academicskills/How to search the Library Catalogue (video resources): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9oT8OP695c8IvT1z9d88TScRcVmUliEq&si=yu31Mk0c3GRHkmGgFYI – First Year In Library Guide: https://openpress.universityofgalway.ie/firstyearin/Library Workshops and Events: https://universityofgalway.libcal.com/calendar/workshopsevents?cid=8158&t=d&d=0000-00-00&cal=8158&inc=0Academic Writing Centre: https://library.universityofgalway.ie/studying/awc/
Niamh Tobin, Student Success Coach at University of Galway chats with Raimey O'Boyle SU VP for Education about the services of a success coach and how they can help support you during your time at University of Galway. Success Coaching events are open to all students and you will find all details of upcoming events on this webpage - https://www.universityofgalway.ie/successcoaching/programmeandworkshops/If you would like to find out more about Success Coaching take a look at this page -https://www.universityofgalway.ie/successcoaching/
Majella Perry, Student Coaching Manager, discusses with Raimey O'Boyle, Students' Union VP for Education, the importance of finding balance and planning for a successful semester two. Majella recommends that first-year undergraduates take this opportunity at the start of semester two to reflect on what they've learned in semester one, identify new strengths and talents, and apply these insights to the upcoming semester. You can find more details about Success Coaching at University of Galway here - https://www.universityofgalway.ie/successcoaching/Or if you would like to meet with a Success Coach you can find details here - https://www.universityofgalway.ie/successcoaching/booktimewithacoach/All details on upcoming workshops and events from the Success Coaching team are on the link here -https://www.universityofgalway.ie/successcoaching/programmeandworkshops/workshops2023/
Nuala Ní Chonghaile talks to Adam Mullins, student at University of Galway and founder of The Student Pantry about reducing food waste and how this helps tackle climate change.
In this episode, University of Galway MicroCreds Project Lead, Janice Mulvany Glennon, meets with Dr. Abigail Rekas to discuss three Micro-credentials that take a closer look at law, technology and AI. In this podcast they delve into the Micro-credentials Lawyering, Technology and Innovation, Law and Analytics and Ethics and Law for Artificial Intelligence.For more details on these courses visit: https://universityofgalway.ie/courses/cpd/micro-credentials/micro-credentialslisting/
In this episode, University of Galway MicroCreds Project Lead, Janice Mulvany Glennon, meets with Dr. Abigail Rekas to discuss the Micro-credential Ethics and Law for Artificial Intelligence. The development of AI and its application in business contexts raises ethical and legal questions which require serious consideration. This course will provide complementary discussions of legal and ethical perspectives on pertinent AI-related issues for managers.For more details on this course visit: https://universityofgalway.ie/courses/cpd/micro-credentials/micro-credentialslisting/ethicsandlawforartificialintelligence/
In this episode, University of Galway MicroCreds Project Lead, Janice Mulvany Glennon, meets with Dr. Abigail Rekas to discuss the Micro-credential Law and Analytics. Incorporating insights from the use of analytics in other disciplines, and decades of experience in the development of business information systems, this Micro-credential provides learners with an opportunity to develop critical perspectives on the appropriateness of legal analytics in different contexts while also building their practical data management and analysis skills through hands-on projects.For more details on this course visit: https://www.universityofgalway.ie/courses/cpd/micro-credentials/micro-credentialslisting/lawandanalytics/
In this episode, University of Galway MicroCreds Project Lead, Janice Mulvany Glennon, meets with Dr. Abigail Rekas to discuss the Micro-credential Lawyering, Technology and Innovation. This Micro-credential aims to provide students with the ability to understand the relationship between law and technology from both a theoretical and practical perspective, and will explore how technology and law are interrelated, with legal automation transforming the nature of legal practice, while law regulates the development of technology.For more details on this course visit: https://www.universityofgalway.ie/courses/cpd/micro-credentials/micro-credentialslisting/lawyeringtechnologyandinnovation/
The Well Zone, a series of podcasts brought to you by University of Galway counselling team. This episode focuses on Self Compassion and is delivered by Grace Harrison, counsellor at University of Galway.As part of this podcast there are three individual exercises for you to complete, you will find the links on our webpage www.universityofgalway.ie/counsellors/podcastsTake your time with the exercises and consider your responses.
The Well Zone, a series of podcasts brought to you by University of Galway counselling team. This episode focuses on Gratitude and is delivered by Grace Harrison, counsellor at University of Galway.As part of this podcast there some exercises for you to complete, you will find the links to the exercises on our webpage www.universityofgalway.ie/counsellors/podcastsTake your time with these exercises and consider your responses.
The Well Zone, a series of podcasts brought to you by University of Galway counselling team. This episode focuses on Connection and is delivered by Gemma McNally, counsellor at University of Galway.As part of this podcast there are some exercises for you to complete, you will find the assessment document on our webpage www.universityofgalway.ie/counsellors/podcastsTake your time with the exercise and consider your responses.
The Well Zone, a series of podcasts brought to you by University of Galway counselling team. This episode focuses on Self Care and is delivered by Gemma McNally, counsellor at University of Galway.As part of this podcast there is a Self Care assessment for you to complete, you will find the assessment document on our webpage https://www.universityofgalway.ie/counsellors/podcastsTake your time with the assessment and consider your responses.
Nuala Ní Chonghaile speaks to Michael Curran, Head of Building Services, Energy and Utilities at University of Galway. Michael talks about how he became interested in sustainability, about the ambitions and amazing achievements of University of Galway in conserving energy and why he finds his role so rewarding.
The Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development, under the direction of Nuala McGuinn, has been spearheading the development of Micro-credentials at the University of Galway under the Human Capital Initiative national MicroCreds project. Micro-credentials are small, accredited courses designed to meet the demands of learners, enterprise and organisations, created by Irish Universities Association (IUA) partner universities in consultation with enterprise. Micro-credentials provide learning opportunities that offer a highly flexible, bite-sized, and accessible way of upskilling and reskilling. Janice Mulvany Glennon is the lead for the MicroCreds project at the university and with her colleague David Stafford, the CELT staff and the academics developing the Micro-credentials, they have launched a series of Podcast interviews explaining what these Micro-credentials are about. These podcasts should go some way to helping adult learners choose a short learning experience which will benefit them in their current or future careers. Even if you are not taking a Micro-credential, these podcasts cover a variety of very interesting topics, so come and listen for some Micro Learning! Check out our website for further information: www.universityofgalway.ie/microcreds
Join Gwen O Sullivan, and her guest Prof Jim Doolin, Founder of the MBA at University of Galway in the Made in Galway edition of the Cois Coiribe Podcast – a series that explores major societal issues and the role that University of Galway, and our global alumni network play in creating new knowledge, in research, in policy making and in problem solving. Here Jim reflect on the evolution of the MBA from its origins to present day.
As University of Galway has been announced as a national Sustainable Development Goal Champion for 2023 - 24, the first episode in the university's sustainability series focuses on the United Nation's SDGs. Sustainability Officer Michelle O'Dowd Lohan explains to Nuala Ní Chonghaile how sustainability is one of University of Galway's core values and what this designation means to the community.
San eagrán seo labhraíonn Barry Ó Siochrú le Fiona Roche, Comhairleoir Mac Léinn in Ollscoil na Gaillimhe. Míníonn Fiona gurb éard atá i gceist le héiciteiripe ná eispéiris theiripeacha a bhaint as aon rud a tharlaíonn go nádúrtha, mar shampla, snámh san fharraige nó d’anáil féin a thabhairt faoi deara.Tá tuilleadh eolais ar na tacaíochtaí atá ar fáil do mhic léinn in Ollscoil na Gaillimhe anseo (www.universityofgalway.ie/counsellors/)Chun sonraí a fháil faoi chlár Scrúduithe na Gaillimhe 101 téigh chuig ár láithreán gréasáin ag www.universityofgalway.ie/galway-exams-101/
Joe Mee, Student Union VP for Education gives some practical advise on what you should do ahead of sitting your exams, as well as what to expect on the day of the exam.For all details about sitting exams at the University of Galway click here www.universityofgalway.ie/exams/For all details about the Galway Exams 101 programme go to our website at www.universityofgalway.ie/galway-exams-101/The Academic Skills Hub aims to support all University of Galway students to develop the key skills required for academic success. Find out more on this link www.universityofgalway.ie/academic-skills/Mental Health & Counselling. Reach out to the Counselling Service by email: counselling@universityofgalway.ieIn crisis of any kind? Text ‘Galway’ to 50808 for immediate support. For free, moderated mental health peer support join Togetherall on this link togetherall.com/en-gb/Cara, the virtual assistant for current University of Galway students is available 24/7/365 to support students with questions about day-to-day university life. Cara is a virtual extension of the Student Enquiry Centre focused on supporting students. Contact Cara on www.universityofgalway.ie/cara or send a confidential WhatsApp message to 086-8006644
The Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development, under the direction of Nuala McGuinn, has been spearheading the development of Micro-credentials at the University of Galway under the Human Capital Initiative national MicroCreds project. Micro-credentials are small, accredited courses designed to meet the demands of learners, enterprise and organisations, created by Irish Universities Association (IUA) partner universities in consultation with enterprise. Micro-credentials provide learning opportunities that offer a highly flexible, bite-sized, and accessible way of upskilling and reskilling. Janice Mulvany Glennon is the lead for the MicroCreds project at the university and with her colleague David Stafford, the CELT staff and the academics developing the Micro-credentials, they have launched a series of Podcast interviews explaining what these Micro-credentials are about. These podcasts should go some way to helping adult learners choose a short learning experience which will benefit them in their current or future careers. Even if you are not taking a Micro-credential, these podcasts cover a variety of very interesting topics, so come and listen for some Micro Learning! Check out our website for further information: www.universityofgalway.ie/microcreds
The Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development, under the direction of Nuala McGuinn, has been spearheading the development of Micro-credentials at the University of Galway under the Human Capital Initiative national MicroCreds project. Micro-credentials are small, accredited courses designed to meet the demands of learners, enterprise and organisations, created by Irish Universities Association (IUA) partner universities in consultation with enterprise. Micro-credentials provide learning opportunities that offer a highly flexible, bite-sized, and accessible way of upskilling and reskilling. Janice Mulvany Glennon is the lead for the MicroCreds project at the university and with her colleague David Stafford, the CELT staff and the academics developing the Micro-credentials, they have launched a series of Podcast interviews explaining what these Micro-credentials are about. These podcasts should go some way to helping adult learners choose a short learning experience which will benefit them in their current or future careers. Even if you are not taking a Micro-credential, these podcasts cover a variety of very interesting topics, so come and listen for some Micro Learning! Check out our website for further information: www.universityofgalway.ie/microcreds
The Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development, under the direction of Nuala McGuinn, has been spearheading the development of Micro-credentials at the University of Galway under the Human Capital Initiative national MicroCreds project. Micro-credentials are small, accredited courses designed to meet the demands of learners, enterprise and organisations, created by Irish Universities Association (IUA) partner universities in consultation with enterprise. Micro-credentials provide learning opportunities that offer a highly flexible, bite-sized, and accessible way of upskilling and reskilling. Janice Mulvany Glennon is the lead for the MicroCreds project at the university and with her colleague David Stafford, the CELT staff and the academics developing the Micro-credentials, they have launched a series of Podcast interviews explaining what these Micro-credentials are about. These podcasts should go some way to helping adult learners choose a short learning experience which will benefit them in their current or future careers. Even if you are not taking a Micro-credential, these podcasts cover a variety of very interesting topics, so come and listen for some Micro Learning! Check out our website for further information: www.universityofgalway.ie/microcreds
The Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development, under the direction of Nuala McGuinn, has been spearheading the development of Micro-credentials at the University of Galway under the Human Capital Initiative national MicroCreds project. Micro-credentials are small, accredited courses designed to meet the demands of learners, enterprise and organisations, created by Irish Universities Association (IUA) partner universities in consultation with enterprise. Micro-credentials provide learning opportunities that offer a highly flexible, bite-sized, and accessible way of upskilling and reskilling. Janice Mulvany Glennon is the lead for the MicroCreds project at the university and with her colleague David Stafford, the CELT staff and the academics developing the Micro-credentials, they have launched a series of Podcast interviews explaining what these Micro-credentials are about. These podcasts should go some way to helping adult learners choose a short learning experience which will benefit them in their current or future careers. Even if you are not taking a Micro-credential, these podcasts cover a variety of very interesting topics, so come and listen for some Micro Learning! Check out our website for further information: www.universityofgalway.ie/microcreds
The Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development, under the direction of Nuala McGuinn, has been spearheading the development of Micro-credentials at the University of Galway under the Human Capital Initiative national MicroCreds project. Micro-credentials are small, accredited courses designed to meet the demands of learners, enterprise and organisations, created by Irish Universities Association (IUA) partner universities in consultation with enterprise. Micro-credentials provide learning opportunities that offer a highly flexible, bite-sized, and accessible way of upskilling and reskilling. Janice Mulvany Glennon is the lead for the MicroCreds project at the university and with her colleague David Stafford, the CELT staff and the academics developing the Micro-credentials, they have launched a series of Podcast interviews explaining what these Micro-credentials are about. These podcasts should go some way to helping adult learners choose a short learning experience which will benefit them in their current or future careers. Even if you are not taking a Micro-credential, these podcasts cover a variety of very interesting topics, so come and listen for some Micro Learning! Check out our website for further information: www.universityofgalway.ie/microcreds
The Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development, under the direction of Nuala McGuinn, has been spearheading the development of Micro-credentials at the University of Galway under the Human Capital Initiative national MicroCreds project. Micro-credentials are small, accredited courses designed to meet the demands of learners, enterprise and organisations, created by Irish Universities Association (IUA) partner universities in consultation with enterprise. Micro-credentials provide learning opportunities that offer a highly flexible, bite-sized, and accessible way of upskilling and reskilling. Janice Mulvany Glennon is the lead for the MicroCreds project at the university and with her colleague David Stafford, the CELT staff and the academics developing the Micro-credentials, they have launched a series of Podcast interviews explaining what these Micro-credentials are about. These podcasts should go some way to helping adult learners choose a short learning experience which will benefit them in their current or future careers. Even if you are not taking a Micro-credential, these podcasts cover a variety of very interesting topics, so come and listen for some Micro Learning! Check out our website for further information: www.universityofgalway.ie/microcreds
The Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development, under the direction of Nuala McGuinn, has been spearheading the development of Micro-credentials at the University of Galway under the Human Capital Initiative national MicroCreds project. Micro-credentials are small, accredited courses designed to meet the demands of learners, enterprise and organisations, created by Irish Universities Association (IUA) partner universities in consultation with enterprise. Micro-credentials provide learning opportunities that offer a highly flexible, bite-sized, and accessible way of upskilling and reskilling. Janice Mulvany Glennon is the lead for the MicroCreds project at the university and with her colleague David Stafford, the CELT staff and the academics developing the Micro-credentials, they have launched a series of Podcast interviews explaining what these Micro-credentials are about. These podcasts should go some way to helping adult learners choose a short learning experience which will benefit them in their current or future careers. Even if you are not taking a Micro-credential, these podcasts cover a variety of very interesting topics, so come and listen for some Micro Learning! Check out our website for further information: www.universityofgalway.ie/microcreds
The Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development, under the direction of Nuala McGuinn, has been spearheading the development of Micro-credentials at the University of Galway under the Human Capital Initiative national MicroCreds project. Micro-credentials are small, accredited courses designed to meet the demands of learners, enterprise and organisations, created by Irish Universities Association (IUA) partner universities in consultation with enterprise. Micro-credentials provide learning opportunities that offer a highly flexible, bite-sized, and accessible way of upskilling and reskilling. Janice Mulvany Glennon is the lead for the MicroCreds project at the university and with her colleague David Stafford, the CELT staff and the academics developing the Micro-credentials, they have launched a series of Podcast interviews explaining what these Micro-credentials are about. These podcasts should go some way to helping adult learners choose a short learning experience which will benefit them in their current or future careers. Even if you are not taking a Micro-credential, these podcasts cover a variety of very interesting topics, so come and listen for some Micro Learning! Check out our website for further information: www.universityofgalway.ie/microcreds
Teresa Lydon Student Advisor with the School of Business talks about what you can do if you need to repeat an exam. She reminds us that failing an exam is part of university life, and not to panic. There are lots of supports available to University of Galway students if you are unhappy with your exams. For all details about sitting exams at the University of Galway click here https://www.universityofgalway.ie/exams/For more information on Student Advisors at the University of Galway click here https://www.universityofgalway.ie/student-advisors/Library Learning and resources – Click here https://library.nuigalway.ie/help/teachinglearning/The Academic Skills Hub aims to support all University of Galway students to develop the key skills required for academic success. Find out more on this link https://www.universityofgalway.ie/academic-skills/Career Guidance & Information. Click here for information on career events and booking appointments.Academic Writing Centre (AWC). The AWC offers free one-on-one tutorials on essay writing. Appointments do not need to be booked, more info here.For all details about the Galway Exams 101 programme go to our website at www.universityofgalway.ie/galway-exams-101/For all details about sitting exams at the University of Galway click here https://www.universityofgalway.ie/exams/Mental Health & Counselling. Reach out to the Counselling Service by email: counselling@universityofgalway.ie
Joe Mee, Student Union VP for Education gives some practical advise on what you should do ahead of sitting your exams, as well as what to expect on the day of the exam. For all details about sitting exams at the University of Galway click here https://www.universityofgalway.ie/exams/For all details about the Galway Exams 101 programme go to our website at https://www.universityofgalway.ie/galway-exams-101/The Academic Skills Hub aims to support all University of Galway students to develop the key skills required for academic success. Find out more on this link https://www.universityofgalway.ie/academic-skills/Mental Health & Counselling. Reach out to the Counselling Service by email: counselling@universityofgalway.ieIn crisis of any kind? Text ‘Galway’ to 50808 for immediate support. For free, moderated mental health peer support join Togetherall on this link https://togetherall.com/en-gb/Cara, the virtual assistant for current University of Galway students is available 24/7/365 to support students with questions about day-to-day university life. Cara is a virtual extension of the Student Enquiry Centre focused on supporting students. Contact Cara on www.universityofgalway.ie/cara or send a confidential WhatsApp message to 086-8006644
2)San eagrán seo labhraíonn Barry Ó Siochrú le Fiona Roche, Comhairleoir Mac Léinn in Ollscoil na Gaillimhe. Míníonn Fiona gurb éard atá i gceist le héiciteiripe ná eispéiris theiripeacha a bhaint as aon rud a tharlaíonn go nádúrtha, mar shampla, snámh san fharraige nó d’anáil féin a thabhairt faoi deara.Tá tuilleadh eolais ar na tacaíochtaí atá ar fáil do mhic léinn in Ollscoil na Gaillimhe anseo (https://www.universityofgalway.ie/counsellors/) Chun sonraí a fháil faoi chlár Scrúduithe na Gaillimhe 101 téigh chuig ár láithreán gréasáin ag www.universityofgalway.ie/galwayexams101
In this episode Barry Ó Siochrú is joined by Fiona Roche, Student Counsellor in the University of Galway. Fiona explains that ecotherapy is about deriving therapeutic experiences out of anything that is naturally occurring, such as, swimming in the sea or noticing your own breath. When coming up to exams, using the outdoors as a study space is a great way to help you focus, especially if you are feeling overwhelmed in a library setting. If you are finding it difficult to focus, stop for a second and ask “what do I need now?” Being aware and understanding what you need at a particular moment is so important. Fiona discusses the concept of a “Sit Spot”, which has been around for years, but at busy times in our lives it can be helpful to take a few moments out and just sit outdoors and notice the trees, listen to the birds singing and take in all the sounds, sights and smells around you. Further information on the University of Galway student supports, are available here (https://www.universityofgalway.ie/counsellors/) For all details about the Galway Exams 101 programme go to our website at www.univeristyofgalway.ie/galwayexams101For all details about sitting exams at the University of Galway click here https://www.universityofgalway.ie/exams/Mental Health & Counselling. Reach out to the University of Galway Counselling Service by email: counselling@universityofgalway.ieIn crisis of any kind? Text ‘Galway’ to 50808 for immediate support. For free, moderated mental health peer support visit Togetherall https://togetherall.com/en-gb/Cara, the virtual assistant for current University of Galway students is available 24/7/365 to support students with questions about day-to-day university life. Cara is a virtual extension of the Student Enquiry Centre focused on supporting students. Contact Cara on www.universityofgalway.ie/cara or send a confidential WhatsApp message to 086-8006644
Catherine Dufficy, Assistant Disability Support Officer provides information on how students registered with the Disability Support Service (DSS) can avail of additional exam supports. For more information on the Disability Support Service at the University of Galway, click here https://www.universityofgalway.ie/accesscentre/For all details about the Galway Exams 101 programme go to our website at www.univeristyofgalway.ie/galwayexams101Cara, the virtual assistant for current University of Galway students is available 24/7/365 to support students with questions about day-to-day university life. Cara is a virtual extension of the Student Enquiry Centre focused on supporting students. Contact Cara on www.universityofgalway.ie/cara or send a confidential WhatsApp message to 086-8006644
Luke O' Donnell, Researcher with the School of Education, at the University of Galway, provides tips and insights on how to develop good study skills and habits. For more information on how to study for exams take a look at the below links: Library Learning and resources – https://library.nuigalway.ie/help/teachinglearning/Academic Skills hub – www.universityofgalway.ie/academic-skills/Career Guidance & Information. Click here for information on career events and booking appointments.Academic Writing Centre (AWC). The AWC offers free one-on-one tutorials on essay writing - https://library.nuigalway.ie/awc/For all details about the Galway Exams 101 programme go to our website at www.universityofgalway.ie/galwayexams101For all details about sitting exams at the University of Galway click here - www.universityofgalway.ie/exams/Reach out to the Counselling Service by email: counselling@universityofgalway.ieIn crisis of any kind? Text ‘Galway’ to 50808 for immediate support. For free, moderated mental health peer support join Togetherall - https://togetherall.com/en-ie/Cara, the virtual assistant for current University of Galway students is available 24/7/365 to support students with questions about day-to-day university life. Cara is a virtual extension of the Student Enquiry Centre focused on supporting students. Contact Cara on www.universityofgalway.ie/cara or send a confidential WhatsApp message to 086-8006644
Nóirín Mannion, Mental Health Support Worker in the University of Galway student health unit, reminds us that it is ok to allow time for self care, particularly during stressful times. While we may have "glamorised" being busy, its important to take time out to look after ourselves. Self care is vital and takes many forms, such as going for a walk, going to your GP for a check-up or sea swimming. Listen in for all this and more. For all details about the Galway Exams 101 programme go to our website at www.universityofgalway.ie/galwayexams101For all details about sitting exams at the University of Galway click here https://www.universityofgalway.ie/exams/Reach out to the Counselling Service by email: counselling@universityofgalway.ieIn crisis of any kind? Text ‘Galway’ to 50808 for immediate support. For free, moderated mental health peer support join Togetherall. Bullying, harassment, discrimination or sexual assault, find support with Speak Out.Cara, the virtual assistant for current University of Galway students is available 24/7/365 to support students with questions about day-to-day university life. Cara is a virtual extension of the Student Enquiry Centre focused on supporting students. Contact Cara on www.universityofgalway.ie/cara or send a confidential WhatsApp message to 086-8006644
Jimmy McGovern, Support Worker with the Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Centre, at the University of Galway gives us some fantastic tips on managing and reducing stress in the run up to exams. Jimmy reminds us that planning your time is key to minimise stress. The chaplaincy team offers supports for University of Galway students. Contact chaplains@universityofgalway.ie.For all details about the Galway Exams 101 programme go to our website at www.univeristyofgalway.ie/galwayexams101For all details about sitting exams at the University of Galway click here https://www.universityofgalway.ie/exams/Mental Health & Counselling. Reach out to the University of Galway Counselling Service by email: counselling@universityofgalway.ieIn crisis of any kind? Text ‘Galway’ to 50808 for immediate support. For free, moderated mental health peer support join Togetherall (https://togetherall.com/en-gb/). Cara, the virtual assistant for current University of Galway students is available 24/7/365 to support you with questions about day-to-day university life. Cara is a virtual extension of the Student Enquiry Centre focused on supporting you. Contact Cara online (https://www.universityofgalway.ie/cara/) or send a confidential Wats Apps message to 086-8006644
Exam Jam is a series of short podcasts, created by the University of Galway to prepare students for exam success. Hosted by Barry Ó Siochrú, Students Union Vice President for Gaeilge, and joined by guest speakers each episode has everything you need to be exam ready.In this episode, AnnMarie Gilchrist, Student Advisor with the College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences and the School of Law, provides practical tips on sitting your first university exams.Student Advisors offer support to students throughout their time at university. Students may seek advice or guidance on a variety of matters including academic, personal, professional or financial at various stages of their education. On speaking with a Student Advisor, a student may be referred to an individual staff member or another support service for further advice, relevant to the nature of the query.For all details about the Galway Exams 101 programme go to our website at www.univeristyofgalway.ie/galwayexams101For all details about sitting exams at the University of Galway visit the exams website, https://www.universityofgalway.ie/exams/For mental health and counselling support, email counselling@universityofgalway.ie
Join Meadhbh McNutt, and her guest Ikenna Anyabuike, University of Galway graduate, artist, actor and musician in the Creative Galway edition of the Cois Coiribe Podcast – a series that explores major societal issues and the role that University of Galway, and our global alumni network play in creating new knowledge, in research, in policy making and in problem solving. Here Ikenna Anyabuike shares his creative process and his thoughts on education.
Mary-Ellen McGroarty, Country Director of the UN’s World Food Programme for Afghanistan joins Tom Felle, Associate Professor, Journalism and Communication in this edition of the Cois Coiribe Podcast – a series that explores major societal issues and the role that NUI Galway, and our global alumni network play in creating new knowledge, in research, in policy making and in problem solving. Here Mary-Ellen McGroarty shares her experience on leading efforts to prevent famine and humanitarian catastrophe in one of the world’s most dangerous places.
Writer and director Enda Walsh ‘s The First Child invites you to an opera like no other – an experience that takes opera to new realms, where a cast of singers is joined by an actor, a dancer and children in a multi-media extravaganza that is at times intimate, explosive and trilling. Listen to Dr Barry Houlihan, Archivist at NUI Galway catch up with cast members The First Child in this post-show talk. Hear the cast members' thoughts on the characters they play as they take you on this powerful rollercoaster ride.
Geoff Sobelle’s Home throws open the doors and invites you to a must see moving meditation of the relentless passage of time, and a breath-taking spectacle of illusion, choreography, music and storytelling. Listen to Dr El Putnam, Lecturer in Digital Media at NUI Galway catch up with cast members Home in this post-show talk. Hear the ensemble members' thoughts on the characters they play and explore the everyday drama of what makes a house a home.
One of the world’s most celebrated theatre ensembles, Chicago’s Steppenwolf make their much-anticipated return to Galway for the first time in 15 years with Sam Shepard's True West. Listen to Professor of Drama and Theatre Studies, Patrick Lonergan catch up with cast members Randall Arney and Ora Jones in this post-show talk. Hear the ensemble members' thoughts on the characters they play, the history of the ensemble and new resonances in the revived American classic.
This is a post show talk of 'From a Low and Quiet Sea ' at Galway International Arts Festival 2022. NUI Galway Drama and Theatre Studies Lecturer, Dr Charlotte McIvor, speaks with the cast and director of From a Low and Quiet Sea, an adaption of Donal Ryan’s Booker Prize-nominated novel. In this world premiere by Decadent Theatre and Galway Arts Centre, McIvor is joined by director Andrew Flynn and cast members Aosaf Afzal, Darragh O’Toole, Maeve Fitzgerald and Lorcan Cranitch.
Listen closely to hear a guest appearance from the acclaimed author, Donal Ryan.
Home to a mixture of important habitats, the NUI Galway campus has been recognised as the most biodiverse university campus in Ireland. Nuala Ní Chonghaile joins Caitriona Carlin from NUI Galway's Ryan Institute and School of Natural Sciences, on a walk through the NUI Galway Biodiversity Trail in this edition of the Cois Coiribe Podcast – a series that explores major societal issues and the role that NUI Galway, and our global alumni network play in creating new knowledge, in research and in policy making.
Join Tom Felle and his guest Prof Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, President of NUI Galway on this edition of the Cois Coiribe Podcast – a series that explores major societal issues and the role that NUI Galway, and our global network of alumni play, in creating new knowledge, in research, in policy making and in problem solving. Here Prof Ó hÓgartaigh shares his views on the future of the university - as a concept, a campus and a community.
Murray Scott is joined by Bill Schmarzo, Data Management Innovation Customer Advocate, Dell Technologies & Honorary Professor in the J.E. Cairnes School of Business & Economics at NUI Galway – in a discussion on the ethical issues surrounding AI and the importance of human creativity.
In conversation Maureen Kennelly, Director, Arts Council of Ireland & Prof Patrick Lonergan, Drama & Theatre Studies, NUI Galway
On this week’s Student Voice Podcast we meet current NUI Galway students Labhaoise Barrett and Shane Sutton as well as NUI Galway Alumna Edel Kelly. Edel is Senior Development Manager with Genesys in Galway and a graduate of GY201 Bachelor of Commerce. While Labhaoise is currently studying GY124 BA (Arts with Data Science) at NUI Galway and doing her internship at Genesys. Shain Sutton is also a student at NUI Galway. He is studying GY350 (BSc Computer Science and Information Technology) and also completing his internship at Genesys.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Shauna Burke and her experience studying the Bachelor of Science (Physics - degree options in Applies, Astrophysics, Biomedical, Theoretical).
This episode of our Cois Coiribe podcast delves into equality, diversity and inclusion when it comes to women in sport. Host Seán Crosson, lecturer and co-director of the MA in Sports Journalism and Communication at NUI Galway, teases out these burning issues with Clíona Foley, sports journalist and regular on Newstalk's Off The Bench and Louise Toal, digital sports editor for Galway Pulse.
In this episode of our Cois Coiribe podcast, Law lecturer Dr Maeve O'Rourke sits down with NUI Galway alumna Mary Harney (MA 2013, LLM 2020). The tireless and beloved social justice activist shares wisdom she has gleaned from surviving institutional abuse as a child, a lifetime advocating for justice and her pursuit of education.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with one of our International students, Joyanne Njuguna who shares her experience studying Computer Science and Information Technology (GY350) at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Grainne McAndrew a graduate of the Bachelor of Science (GY301). Grainne shares her experience studying Science at NUI Galway.
Tom Felle, Head of Journalism and Communication at NUI Galway in conversation with General Assembly Ambassador Michéal Tierney, Irish Ambassador to the Security Council, Vice Admiral Mark Mellett, Chief of Staff of Ireland’s Defence Forces, Prof Siobhán Mullally, Director of NUI Galway’s Centre for Human Rights and John Concannon, Director General Global Ireland, DFA on NUI Galway’s alumni role in strengthening global peace and security.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Robert Naughton and his experience studying the Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) at NUI Galway.
Tom Felle, Head of Journalism and Communication at NUI Galway speaks to Mike Ryan, Executive Director of the World Health Organisation about the COVID-19 pandemic and the world's response. He also discusses disinformation and the future of medical education.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Naoise O Callaghan and his experience studying the Financial Mathematics and Economics degree at NUI Galway (GY309)
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Rachel Hurley and her experience studying Environmental Health and Safety Science at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Evan O Flaherty and his experience studying Medicine at NUI Galway.
In this episode, Tom Felle, Head of Journalism and Communication at NUI Galway talks to some of NUI Galway's alumni and staff on some of their views on the lessons learnt and business resilience in response to Covid-19. Featuring Adrian Jones, Managing Director of Merchant Banking at Goldman Sachs, Brenda Romero, CEO, Romero Games, Brian Hanly, Chief Customer Officer, Emergn, Dorothy Creaven, Managing Director, Rent the Runway, Prof Alma McCarthy, Head of NUI Galway's School of Business and Economics and Danny McCoy, CEO, IBEC
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Emer Healy and her experience studying the BSc (Occupational Therapy at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Julia Egan and her experience studying the BA (Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies) at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Clyde Dockery and his experience studying the Bachelor of Science at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Orlaith Lyons and her experience studying Speech and Language Therapy at NUI Galway
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Niamh Prendergast and her experience studying the BComm International with French at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Valerie McHugh and her experience studying the BA Journalism degree.
NUI Galway Pro Unlimited 37 followers37 48 tracks48 NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Aoife Roche and her experience studying the Bachelor and Master of Engineering (Energy Systems Engineering).
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Ada, Cameron and his experience studying BA (Global Languages).
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Adam Cameron and her experience studying Global Languages at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Marissa Britton and her experience studying Biomedical Engineering at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Katelyn Hayes and her experience studying Irish and Mathematics as part of the Joint-Honours degree at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Gareth Davey and his experience studying the BComm at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway's NEW Student Voice Podcast Series is here! Each week we speak with a student undertaking a particular course at NUI Galway. We hope that these short and insightful podcasts will be an additional and informative aid for your students. This week Caroline Duggan, Student Recruitment Officer at NUI Galway is speaking with Aoibe O'Connor and her experience studying Law at NUI Galway.
Ep. 1 - What was it like to be born in one of Ireland’s infamous Mother & Baby Homes? Survivors of the Tuam Mother & Baby Home, Teresa O’Sullivan, Peter Mulryan and Christine Carroll describe the impact on their childhoods and the stigma and neglect they experienced. Historian Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley outlines the harsh environment that existed in Ireland at the time. Narrated by Actor and Patron of the UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre NUI Galway, Cillian Murphy
Other: Stories from the Tuam Mother and Baby Home is part of the Tuam Oral History Project at NUI Galway which records and archive the histories and life stories of survivors of the Tuam institution and their families. The project aim is to enable survivors to tell their own life stories, in the way that they want them to be told. For more information, visit www.nuigalway.ie
Narrated by Cillian Murphy Excerpts from the poems Child, The Harvest and Blood by Elaine Feeney Created and produced by Sarah Anne Buckley, Lorna Farren and Orla Higgins Audio Direction by Orla Higgins Script by Orla Higgins and Lorna Farren Editing and sound design by Alan Meaney Soundtrack by Anna Mullarkey. Recorded at Flirt FM, NUI Galway and Bounce Sound
Ep. 3 - Following shocking discoveries at the site of the Mother & Baby Home in Tuam, a Commission of Investigation is established by the Irish government. Survivors of the home Christine, Peter and Teresa describe the rights they are fighting for as adults and their hopes for the future. Narrated by Actor and Patron of the UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre NUI Galway, Cillian Murphy.
Other: Stories from the Tuam Mother and Baby Home is part of the Tuam Oral History Project at NUI Galway which records and archive the histories and life stories of survivors of the Tuam institution and their families. The project aim is to enable survivors to tell their own life stories, in the way that they want them to be told. For more information, visit www.nuigalway.ie
Narrated by Cillian Murphy Excerpts from the poems Child, The Harvest and Blood by Elaine Feeney Created and produced by Sarah Anne Buckley, Lorna Farren and Orla Higgins Audio Direction by Orla Higgins Script by Orla Higgins and Lorna Farren Editing and sound design by Alan Meaney Soundtrack by Anna Mullarkey. Recorded at Flirt FM, NUI Galway and Bounce Sound
Ep. 2 - As adults, survivors of the Tuam Mother & Baby Home, Teresa, Peter and Christine try to find their birth parents. They embark on a search for information, records, and for their biological family. Meanwhile, historian, Catherine Corless outlines her shocking discoveries about the Home. Narrated by Actor and Patron of the UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre NUI Galway, Cillian Murphy.
Other: Stories from the Tuam Mother and Baby Home is part of the Tuam Oral History Project at NUI Galway which records and archive the histories and life stories of survivors of the Tuam institution and their families. The project aim is to enable survivors to tell their own life stories, in the way that they want them to be told. For more information, visit www.nuigalway.ie
Narrated by Cillian Murphy Excerpts from the poems Child, The Harvest and Blood by Elaine Feeney Created and produced by Sarah Anne Buckley, Lorna Farren and Orla Higgins Audio Direction by Orla Higgins Script by Orla Higgins and Lorna Farren Editing and sound design by Alan Meaney Soundtrack by Anna Mullarkey. Recorded at Flirt FM, NUI Galway and Bounce Sound
This is a post show talk of 'Citysong' at Galway International Arts Festival 2019. It features moderator Ciara Murphy, PhD Researcher at NUI Galway speaking with the director and cast members of this fantastic production.
This is a post show talk of 'Redemption Falls' at Galway International Arts Festival 2019. It features moderator Marianne Kennedy, Head of Production and Curation at NUI Galway speaking with the production company of this fantastic production.
This is a post show talk of 'Epiphany' at Galway International Arts Festival 2019. It features moderator Miriam Haughton, Lecturer in Drama at NUI Galway; writer Brian Watkins, director Garry Hynes and cast members Marie Mullen and Bill Irwin.
This is a post show talk of 'Out of Chaos' at Galway International Arts Festival 2019. It features moderator Tony Tracy Lecturer in Film at NUI Galway with director, composer and cast members of 'Out of Chaos'.
Out of Chaos... is Gravity & Other Myths' boldest and most ambitious work yet with hard–edged, throbbing and explosive acrobatics.
This podcast is a post show talk of 'Cleft' at Galway International Arts Festival 2019. It features the production company of the show.
This podcast is a post show podcast of ‘The Same’ at Galway International Arts Festival 2019. The outstanding show was staged in Galway Airport.
Podcast features moderator Ian Walsh Drama Lecturer at NUI Galway, Director Pat Kiernan and cast members Catherine Walsh and Eileen Walsh.
This podcast is a post show talk of 'Dead Dog in a Suitcase (and other love songs)' at Galway International Arts Festival 2019. It features the director and the production company of the show.
This podcast is brought to you by NUI Galway and Flirt FM. It discusses the First Thought Talks being held at NUI Galway as part of Galway International Arts Festival 2019. It features Marianne Kennedy, Lecturer of Drama, Theatre and Performance at NUI Galway and Larry Donnelly, Law Lecturer at NUI Galway. Larry is interviewer of the First Thought Talk Trump's Wall: A Symptom of a Greater US Sickness? with Marion McKeone'.
This podcast is a post show talk of 'Least like the Other, Searching for Rosemary Kennedy' at Galway International Arts Festival 2019. It features moderator Dr Aidan Thomson, Head of Music at NUI Galway speaking with Naomi Louisa O’Connell, CastMember; Brian Irvine, Composer; Netia Jones, Director and Fergus Sheil, Conductor of Irish National Opera Orchestra.
As Education Partner of Galway International Arts Festival we are delighted to share this podcast which gives insights into the background of the festival, its growing international outreach, collaborations with our University NUI Galway and some top picks for this year's festival.
The podcast features John Crumlish CEO of GIAF, Andy Shearer Professor at School of Physics at NUI Galway and cocurator of Making Space Exhibition, Charlotte McIvor Head of Drama and Theatre Studies at NUI Galway, and Marianne Kennedy Lecturer of Drama, Theatre and Performance at NUI Galway.
This podcast features Chris Patten, Lord Patten of Barnes, giving a public lecture entitled, ‘A European identity: some reflections on the career of Maurice Hayes on the opening of his archive at NUI Galway’. Official opening took place on the 12th March 2019.
Roundtable discussion and media event on Equality in the Workplace at NUI Galway, to mark International Women's Day 2019. Speakers include Sonya Lennon, Founder and Director of Dress for Success Dublin, Dr Michelle Millar, Head of School of Political Science and Sociology, NUI Galway, and Grainne O’Meara, Senior Director of Human Resources Europe at Merit Medical. The moderator for the panel was Dave O’Connell from the Connacht Tribune.
Thursday - Q&A With Vice President Of The European Parliament Mairéad McGuinness by NUI Galway
The 2019 Monsignor Pádraig de Brún Memorial Lecture was delivered by Professor Philip Lane, an Irish economist who serves as Governor of the Central Bank of Ireland and is a member of the Governing Council and General Council of the European Central Bank. The event was run in association with the Whitaker Institute at NUI Galway.
NUI Galway Vice-President for Research, Professor Lokesh Joshi, shares his practical tips on how Mindfulness can help you make more positive decisions in your life.
NUI Galway Vice-President for Research, Professor Lokesh Joshi, describes how taking a moment of Mindfulness can help you in your everyday life.
NUI Galway Vice-President for Research, Professor Lokesh Joshi, shares some practical advice on using Mindfulness techniques to manage the hustle and bustle of life.
NUI Galway Vice-President for Research, Professor Lokesh Joshi, gives some practical tips on using Mindfulness to help manage stress in your life.
The Irish Centre for Human Rights and the School of Law hosted a panel discussion with Dr Mary Robinson on the ‘The Necessity of Advocacy’ at NUI Galway on Wednesday, 24 October.
Opening remarks are provided by Professor Siobhán Mullally and the event was chaired by Judge Tony O’Connor of the High Court. Guest panellists include: Dr Gearóid O’Cuinn and Gerry Liston of the Global Legal Action Network; Dr Maeve O’Rourke, Irish Council for Civil Liberties and Justice for Magdalenes; Professor Donncha O’Connell, NUI Galway and the Law Reform Commission; and Professor Niamh Reilly, NUI Galway.
The Irish Centre for Human Rights has a wide range of courses available including new course International Migration and Refugee Law and Policy (LLM). Learn more at http://www.nuigalway.ie/business-public-policy-law/school-of-law/courses/postgraduatetaughtcourses/.
Expert speakers respond to Robert Watt's talk: Richard Boyle, Head of Research, Institute of Public Administration; Joan Burton TD, former Tánaiste and Leader of the Labour Party; Kevin Cardiff, former Secretary General, Department of Finance; Jill Rutter, Programme Director, Institute for Government, London
A panel of experts reacts to Colin Murphy's speech, including: Stephen Collins, former Political Editor, The Irish Times; Professor Kate Kenny, Queen’s University Belfast; Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh, Emeritus Professor of History, NUI Galway; and Fiona Ross, Chair, CIÉ. The panel is chaired by Professor Daniel Carey, Director of the Moore Institute, NUI Galway.
A panel of experts reacts to Patrick Honohan's speech, including: Angela Knight CBE, former Chief Executive, British Bankers' Association; Professor John McHale, Dean, College of Business, Public Policy & Law, NUI Galway; Frances Ruane, former Director, Economic and Social Research Institute. The panel is chaired by NUI Galway President, Professor Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh.
Playwright and author, Colin Murphy, speaks at a public event marking '10 Years On: How Ireland has changed since the Financial Crisis' organised in NUI Galway by the Whitaker Institute and Moore Institute. He is introduced by Professor Dan Carey, Director of the Moore Institute at NUI Galway. Watch a video of his presentation here: http://whitakerinstitute.ie/event/10-years-on-how-ireland-has-changed-since-the-financial-crisis/
Former Central Bank of Ireland governor, Patrick Honohan, speaks at a public event marking '10 Years On: How Ireland has changed since the Financial Crisis' organised in NUI Galway by the Whitaker Institute and Moore Institute. He is introduced by NUI Galway President, Professor Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh. Watch a video of the presentation here: http://whitakerinstitute.ie/event/10-years-on-how-ireland-has-changed-since-the-financial-crisis/
Robert Watt, Secretary General of the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform, gives his insight into policy-making, as part of a conference hosted by the Whitaker Institute at NUI Galway, entitled 'How (Not) To Do Public Policy', with reference to the failed implementation of water charges. He is introduced by Dave O’Connell, Connacht Tribune and RTÉ.
Expert speakers respond to Jim O'Leary's talk and report: Josephine Feehily, Chairperson, Policing Authority and former Chairman, Revenue Commissioners; Maria Graham, Assistant Secretary, Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government; Eamon Ryan TD, Leader of the Green Party; Don Thornhill, former Secretary General, Department of Education and Science.