Why become an engineer?
Engineers make a difference to people’s lives.
Engineering is about using science and mathematics to solve problems – whether it’s designing a building, building a structure, preventing pollution, or creating advanced technologies.
What are the career prospects?
With the recent upturn in the engineering industry, graduates can expect good starting salaries, and opportunities to progress their careers quickly.
Many engineers go on to hold senior positions in their organisation. In fact, engineering has long been ranked as the most common undergraduate degree among Fortune 500 CEOs.
Why study engineering at GMIT?
GMIT’s School of Engineering provides a broad range of engineering and technology courses at Higher Certificate, Degree and Honours Degree level, and upskilling opportunities for those already in the workplace.
GMIT’s engineering degrees are accredited by all relevant professional bodies, including Engineers Ireland, the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland (RIAI), the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) and The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
Student Life
Students enjoy a varied education including project-based learning, group work, and a final-year project which is designed to challenge students on real industry problems.
Students can also do work placement modules in Ireland or overseas, or decide to study overseas for a semester in Europe, and North America.
GMIT’s engineering courses fall under one of the following three departments (just click on the links to find out more):
Department of Building & Civil Engineering
Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering
Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering
CONTACT DETAILS
Head of School
Gerard Mac Michael
Tel: +353 91 742201
Email: Gerard Mac Michael
School Office
Jacinta Hennelly
Tel: +353 91 742201
Email: Jacinta Hennelly
Paula Melady
Tel: +353 91 742251
Email: Paula Melady
Address
School of Engineering
GMIT
Dublin Road
Galway
