School introduction:

Menus University, also known as the National University of Ireland or Maynooth. It is a public research university, the oldest and most famous university in Ireland, second only to Trinity College in Dublin.

Development history:

Its predecessor was St Patrick's College, which was founded in 1795. 1997 was transformed into a comprehensive national university. Menu University has nearly 65,438+02,000 students, 8% of whom are international students, mainly from the United States and other European countries.

Located about 25 kilometers west of the capital Dublin, the school is the only university town in Ireland. Menu University is one of the four members of the Irish National University System. Other members are University of Dublin, University of Cork and University of Golve.

Geographical location:

Menus University School is located in kildare, 25km west of downtown Dublin, and only 30-40 minutes away from Dublin, the Irish capital. In Ireland, the place called "Silicon Valley of Europe" is located in this 25-kilometer area, so the living expenses are low but it is very convenient for work or internship.

Introduction to school conditions:

Department settings:

Menu University has five colleges: Engineering College, Polytechnic College, Humanities College, Philosophy College and Celtic Cultural Studies College. Each department has a complete curriculum and a strong graduate school lineup. The teaching and scientific research level of this school in natural science, engineering, humanities and social sciences is world-class.

Irish universities with many national research centers have received the most research investment from the government. In recent years, the school has made great progress in teaching, offering a large number of courses popular with students and enterprises, including finance, computer science, biotechnology, electronic engineering, media research and so on.

School honor:

Menus University ranks first in computer science, English literature and geography 150, and has the largest geography department in Europe. The school has 10 research institutes (7 national research institutes), and two Nobel Prize in Literature laureates have been born.