Trinity University Dublin (The The University of Dublin is the oldest university in Ireland and one of the seven classical universities in Britain and Ireland, built in 1592 during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. The buildings of each period are self-contained and have period features. It has a history of over 400 years.

At that time the campus was actually a suburb outside of present-day Dublin Castle. However, with the expansion of the city, the campus is now in the heart of Dublin city center. The campus occupies 190,000 square meters of land and is located in Dublin City Centre 2, with the main entrance facing the old House of Lords building and the Irish Government offices and business centers to the south and northeast of the college respectively. Trinity College Dublin Promenade Library not only has a large collection, but also has a fascinating interior and exterior design, which was built in 1732 by Colonel Colonel Thomas Burgh, a military engineer, and the architects of the building. It was designed in 1732 by Colonel Thomas Burgh, a military engineer, and a group of architects and designers.

and the second floor of the long circular arched wooden reading room, built in 1860, is the most popular long reading room today. The 65 meter long space, lined with sculptures of famous people, houses Ireland's national treasure, the handwritten and hand-painted Bible, the Kyle Bible, and Ireland's oldest oak harp, all of which carry the precious memories of history. The library at Trinity College, Dublin, is the only library in Ireland to be licensed for UK copyright and is the largest library in Ireland.

Coming here, besides being amazed by the collection, the four-storey building, vaulted ceiling, and the aroma full of historical memories make one feel like being in the Harry Potter School of Magic, flipping through those magical books, and the traces of history hidden in the words, as we look at the yellowing paper and the slightly glowing printing. When we look at the yellowing paper and the slight halo of printing, quietly take us into the world of magic, have the opportunity to come here friends, do not miss the magic world hidden in the fragrance of books.

The Royal Irish Academy The Irish Academy is the only institution in Ireland that includes the highest level of academic excellence in the natural sciences, humanities and social sciences.

Fellows of the Royal Irish Academy of Science are drawn from the best scientific minds and academic authorities in Ireland. The Royal College of Science is the highest academic honor in Ireland, and the selection of Fellows is extremely rigorous. The famous Fellows include 1995 Nobel Laureate in Literature Seamus · Heaney, former Irish President Mary · Robinson and current President Mary · McAleese, etc.

Ncad.ie:Irish National College of Art Ncad.ie is the oldest design school in Ireland, founded in 1746; it has been engaged in art and design education. It became the National College of Art and Design of Ireland in 1936.

The Irish National College of Art and Design originated as a private school of drawing, sketching, and painting. In 1811 the school was expanded; in 1877 it was renamed the Dublin School of Art, and in 1936 it became the Irish National College of Art and Design. The College is located in Dublin's historic Thomas Street, with 750 full-time and 800 amateur students, and offers four departments: Design, Education, Art, and Art and Design History and Supplementary Studies. It offers four departments: Design, Education, Art and Design History and Supplementary Studies. It awards diplomas and degrees recognized by the National University of Ireland.

The National College of Art and Design occupies a unique position in the field of art and design in Ireland. The School offers a wide range of art and design degrees for undergraduate and postgraduate students, and there are many artists and designers in Ireland who have graduated from the School.

The National College of Art and Design occupies a unique position in art and design education in Ireland. It offers the largest range of art and design degrees in the state at undergraduate and postgraduate level.

In the In the past many of the most important Irish artists, designers and art teachers have studied or taught in the College. It has long been the central and most important art and design educational institution in Ireland.

The origins of the College date from 1746 when Robert West had a private drawing school in George's Lane, Dublin, which was taken over by the Dublin Society (later the RDS). Throughout the eighteenth century there were three schools: Figure Drawing, Landscape and Ornamental Drawing and Architectural Drawing. From 1854 the institution was controlled by the Department of Science and Art, London. In 1877 it was renamed The Dublin Metropolitan School of Art. The Department of Education took control in 1924, and twelve years later it became the National College of Art. In 1971 the National College of Art and Design was established by act of an tOireachtas and is now governed by a board (An Bord) appointed by the Minister for Education In 1971 the National College of Art and Design was established by act of an tOireachtas and is now governed by a board (An Bord) appointed by the Minister for Education and Science;

UCC: University College Cork is one of the oldest universities in Ireland and a famous National University of Ireland One of the members of the alliance, University College Cork enjoys a high reputation in teaching and research in basic science and engineering disciplines, especially in the fields of biotechnology, biomedicine, computer and information technology, food science, photonics and nanotechnology. Notable achievement.

Officially changed its name to the current name; it is in a leading position in the field of scientific research in Ireland, and has gathered many international scientific research institutions, such as the National Microelectronics Research Center, the National Food and Biotechnology Research Center, the Institute of Biological Sciences, the Institute of Environmental Research, and the Institute of Photonics and Informatics Research Center. High-quality teaching equipment, high-level teaching team and top scientific research results make University College Cork named "the best university in Ireland in 2003~2004" by the Sunday Times (Sunday Times) title.

University College Cork is located in Cork, Ireland's second largest city. There are about 2,000 international students from 75 countries and regions, including about 110 Chinese students. There are 3,000 teaching staff and 800 full-time teaching staff. University College Cork is in a leading position in the field of scientific research in Ireland, and her scientific research income is the highest among all universities in Ireland. The university has eight colleges: Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Celtic Studies, Faculty of Business, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Food Science, Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Medicine.

High-quality teaching equipment, high-level teaching team and top scientific research results make University College Cork rated as “2003~2004 by the Sunday Times (Sunday Times) The title of "Best University". The Bole Library of the University of Cork, built in 1983, is a multi-functional modern library with a collection of nearly one million books, making it the largest library in the Cork region. The library is named after Mr. Bole, the school's first mathematician.

The university consists of four colleges and seven departments, namely:

School of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences; School of Business and Law; School of Medicine; , School of Food Science; Liberal Arts and Celtic Studies; Business; Engineering; Food Science and Technology; Law; Medicine and Health; , Physics etc.

NuigalWay:Ireland The University of Galway is a national university in Ireland, founded in 1845, and has been in existence for over 150 years. The university has always been committed to providing high quality education and research. The National University of Ireland places great emphasis on the student experience. The University's mission is to provide a high quality theoretical curriculum and to develop the whole student. The school's “student-centered” and “priority to the overall development of each student enrolled” philosophy of governance makes the school's statement far and wide.

The University of Galway was formerly known as Queens College (Galway) (Queens College Galway) one of the three colleges, the other two are located in Belfast and Dublin. The University now has more than 17,000 people and more than 2,200 faculty members.

The University of Galway is located on the west coast of Ireland, facing the Atlantic Ocean, and is Ireland's third largest city and one of Ireland's most famous tourist destinations, with a population of 70,000, of which over 20% are university students. As the cultural and business capital of Ireland, Galway offers international students the opportunity to gain a taste of Irish culture and social life.

The University of Galway offers higher education at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, with five faculties: the Faculty of Arts, Social Sciences and Celtic Studies; the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology; the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences; the Faculty of Science; and the Faculty of Business, Public Policy and Law, as well as language programs, summer training programs for international students, and online programs. There are also language programs, summer training programs for international students, and online programs. Undergraduate majors include accounting, archaeology, classics, economics, linguistics (English, French, German, Irish, etc.), geography, law, philosophy, etc. Graduate majors include management practices, health sciences, translation studies, social work, mathematics, health promotion, engineering, information technology, etc. The College is ranked 25th in the 4ICU national university rankings for Irish universities and 5th in the Sunday Times UK university rankings.

Established in 1994, the School of Information and Electronics at the University of Galway is a specialised college set up to meet the needs of today's society for information engineering personnel. The School currently offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Computer Engineering, Information Engineering, Applied Computing and Information Engineering, and Software Design and Development.

The National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science at the University of Galway is Ireland's international biomedical research institute and is also the EU's leading research institute in this field, thus keeping Galway at the forefront of biomedical research. The Centre is a multidisciplinary research center that brings together world-class researchers in the fields of biology, chemistry, medicine and engineering with the world's most advanced research facilities to ensure that the University of Galway and Ireland are world leaders in the life sciences.

The University of Galway is committed to providing excellent teaching methods, high quality research activities and an international curriculum and course offerings. In recent years, the School has implemented a number of valuable international collaborations and programme exchanges which have helped the School to significantly enhance its long-standing tradition of leadership in teaching and research. The school specializes in teaching and research in the areas of biological sciences, digital technologies, maritime sciences, environmental change, human rights, and innovation and structural change.

The University of Galway is located on the west coast of Ireland, facing the Atlantic Ocean, and is Ireland's third largest city and one of the country's most famous tourist destinations, with a population of 70,000, of which over 20% are university students. As Ireland's cultural and business capital, Galway offers international students the opportunity to gain a taste of Irish culture and social life.