The Faculty includes Schools of Medicine, Allied Health, Education, and Nursing and Midwifery as well as the Departments of Psychology, and Physical Education and Sport Sciences. Find out more about each unit through the links below.

The Faculty of Education and Health Sciences (EHS) is grounded in meaningful community engagement, innovative education, and cross-disciplinary research informing policy, generating impact and improving lives. Our programmes are strategically designed to meet real-world needs in healthcare, education, and society, producing graduates who are work-ready, values-driven, and equipped to lead in their fields.

EHS brings together a diverse community of disciplines and practices, including allied health, education, medicine, midwifery, nursing, psychology, and sports science, in a unique ecosystem that values collaboration, innovation, and diversity. Through shared facilities, mentoring, and strong connections with public services and industry, we support a student experience that is both ambitious and supportive. EHS benefits from access to wider university research centres and academic schools. We take pride in shaping the future of professions through strong graduate attributes, research-informed teaching, and long-standing partnerships driving real-world impact.

Based in Ireland’s Mid-West, one of the world’s most peaceful and globally connected regions, we welcome all those who share our ambition to contribute meaningfully through education, research, and leadership.

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09 Mar 2026

University of Limerick uncovers Hidden Voices of marginalised communities on policing and safety concerns

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Andrew Lacey, Colum Dunne and Aoife Bannon walking and talking outside
09 Mar 2026

Faculty of Education and Health Sciences: Seed Fund for Emerging and Early Career Researchers* 2026

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05 Mar 2026

Cannabis Insights 2026: Advancing Health and Education Seminar Fosters Collaborative Dialogue

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(L-R) Professor William T. (Billy) O’Connor, University of Limerick; Eliza Kurcevič-Ramonė, European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA); Dr. Sancha Power, HSE Midwest Addiction Service; Detective Superintendent Sé McCormack, Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau; Helen Ryan, Co-ordinator of MWRDAF; Mr. Rory Keane, Co-ordinator HSE Midwest Addiction Service; Dr. Eva Devaney, Healthy UL