Established in 1972, University of Limerick is young, energetic and enterprising university with over 19,000 students and 2,130 staff. The flourishing of UL as an educational institution of true excellence and well-proven relevance has led to its recognition as a centre of significant development in the region and beyond. The growth of the University is underpinned by vibrant partnerships with industry and business, local and regional government, NGOs and communities. UL comprises four faculties: Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences; Kemmy Business School; Education and Health Sciences; and Science and Engineering. In addition to its extensive suite of undergraduate programmes, UL offers taught postgraduate programmes, research postgraduate opportunities and professional and flexible learning. Our student-centred academic programmes foster problem-based and experiential learning. They nurture critical thinking, stimulate inquisitiveness and the imagination, and motivate lifelong learning.