Professionals looking to future-proof their careers and explore flexible learning opportunities are invited to attend the annual Adult Learning Information Evening at University of Galway on Wednesday, 17 June 2026, from 5.30pm–7.30pm in the Orbsen Building.
Hosted by the Centre for Adult Learning and Professional Development, the event will showcase a wide range of part-time and flexible study opportunities designed to help professionals upskill, reskill and advance their careers in today’s rapidly evolving employment market.
One of the featured talks on the evening will explore the impact of Artificial Intelligence on the future of work and employment trends, offering valuable insights into the changing skills landscape and emerging career opportunities.
Attendees will have the opportunity to meet course representatives and learn more about part-time courses across a range of high-demand sectors, including Business & Management, Science & Technology, Advanced Manufacturing, Languages, and pre-university courses.
The event will also highlight the University’s growing portfolio of Micro-credentials - short, flexible, accredited courses designed to deliver targeted, industry-relevant skills and knowledge in a focused timeframe. An 80% fee subsidy is currently available for selected micro-credentials.
Information will be available on Springboard+ opportunities for 2026/27, including fully funded courses for unemployed learners and returners, as well as 90% funding for those currently in employment who wish to upskill. Courses are available in areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Software Development, Construction, AgInnovation, Medical Technologies Regulatory Affairs, and Creative Technologies.
The evening will introduce the University’s newly developed Diploma Series in Advanced Manufacturing. These interdisciplinary courses are tailored for professionals from science and engineering backgrounds, particularly those working in MedTech and engineering sectors.
The Information Evening is free to attend and offers prospective students an opportunity to explore flexible learning pathways, speak directly with academic staff and support teams, and discover how part-time study can support both personal and professional growth.
For further information on this event and to register for this event visit: universityofgalway.ie/adultlearning/info_eve
