National University of Ireland (NUI)

The National University of Ireland (NUI) is a federation of universities and institutes across Ireland, established in 1908. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees through its member institutions, such as University College Dublin and University College Cork. NUI provides quality higher education, promotes research, and maintains academic standards, while allowing member institutions to operate independently. It also manages policies for examinations and qualifications, ensuring consistency across its network. Overall, NUI facilitates collaboration and maintains a unified academic identity among Ireland’s leading universities.