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The OEM Engineering Apprenticeship is a three-year Level 6 programme where you learn a wide range of engineering skills such as mechanical, electrical, pneumatics, electronics hydraulics, robotics and much more.

University of Galway has launched a new research partnership with multinational engineering company Trane Technologies.

From the winding streets of its home city to the bustling corridors of hospitals in over 80 countries, Aerogen’s journey is a shining example of Galway innovation making a global impact.

From the winding streets of its home city to the bustling corridors of hospitals in over 80 countries, Aerogen’s journey is a shining example of Galway innovation making a global impact.

In Claregalway’s Corporate Park, a quiet but powerful medtech transformation is underway. Salt Medical, a rising Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisation (CDMO), has just completed an eventful and highly productive first year, one that has seen the company go from an empty shell of a building to a fully operational medical device innovation hub.

The west of Ireland’s status as a global leader in medical technology research and manufacturing received a €34 million boost today, Thursday, with the announcement of a new project to integrate academia, industry and commerce.

As part of its annual information evening for adult learners, University of Galway is outlining a new suite of courses to support people looking to upskill in response to evolving industry needs, including a new diploma series in advanced manufacturing.

Medical Technology Ireland 2025 is on 24-25 September 2025 at Galway Racecourse and is Europe’s second largest and fastest growing medical device design and manufacturing Show. The event this year features more than 350 global suppliers across four floors.This year’s Medical Technology Ireland Conference brings together industry leaders for two days of focused discussions on Medtech innovation, resilience, and growth.

ABM, a leading international provider of facility, engineering, and infrastructure solutions, has been awarded a new healthcare contract worth €10 million with the Heath Service Executive (HSE).

A delegation of 140 of Ireland’s top entrepreneurs, including Galway’s Seamus Fahey of ICS Medical Devices, travelled to Japan this week for the annual EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ CEO Retreat.