National University of Ireland (NUI)

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Founded in 1908, the National University of Ireland (NUI) is a historic federal university system that serves as a central awarding and coordinating body for its four autonomous constituent universities and several recognised colleges across Ireland. Committed to advancing scholarship, education quality, cultural life, and global engagement, NUI supports a diverse range of programmes in arts and humanities, sciences, business, law, medicine, education, and more through its member institutions. With a combined community of approximately 77,500 students and its member faculties and researchers, the federation fosters research excellence, international partnerships, and educational innovation. NUI also enhances campus facilities and global collaborations to enrich student experience and societal impact.

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For more details on sustainability, please refer to the individual universities that form part of the NUI.