University of Limerick

The University of Limerick (UL), established in 1972, is a leading independent Research-led University in Ireland and globally. Located in the vibrant city of Limerick on Ireland's west coast, UL features a scenic riverside campus spanning 133 hectares, offering a serene and conducive environment for learning. With a diverse student body exceeding 18,000 individuals, including over 3,300 international students annually, UL builds a global community. Admission to UL is moderately selective, with an acceptance rate of approximately 50-70% for Postgraduate programs and 60-80% for Undergraduate Programs, reflecting the University's commitment to maintaining high academic standards while promoting accessibility. The University offers a broad range of Postgraduate and Undergraduate programs across disciplines such as Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences; Education and Health Sciences; Science and Engineering; and the esteemed Kemmy Business School. Additionally, UL’s Cooperative Education program provides students access to paid work experience in industry, business and the professions across the globe. University of Limerick, Ireland’s Researcher Development Program designed to enhance the skills and knowledge necessary for researchers' career advancement. Additionally, the Aspiring Research Leaders Programme aims to cultivate leadership competencies among emerging researchers, preparing them for prominent roles in their respective fields. The University's commitment to professional growth extends to its students through the Cooperative Education and Careers Division. The University has an excellent placement rate of 96%.