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My Top Five Food Places in Dublin

My Top Five Food Places in Dublin

by Audrey Kurniawan | 27 Jul, 2020 | Griffith College Dublin, Indonesia, Uncategorized

Dublin offers a dizzying variety of cuisines from around the world, but where do you start? 

In this blog, Audrey Nicole Kurniawan from Indonesia (studying at Griffith College Dubin) shares her top five food places in the Irish capital.  It’s pretty clear that this is a woman who loves her food!  

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Why I chose to study Communications and Media Production

Why I chose to study Communications and Media Production

by Audrey Kurniawan | 27 Apr, 2020 | Griffith College Dublin, Indonesia

Audrey Nicole Kurniawan had always wanted to do something creative and found the ideal course in Griffith College Dublin

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How to manage homesickness: Yes, there’s stuff you can do!

How to manage homesickness: Yes, there’s stuff you can do!

by Audrey Kurniawan | 5 Jan, 2020 | Indonesia, Uncategorized

In this post, Audrey Nicole Kurniawan, who came from Indonesia all the way to Ireland to study, shares her top tips for dealing effectively with homesickness and enjoying student life in Ireland to the full!
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Struggling with online study? Have a go at @jerr Struggling with online study? Have a go at @jerry_avura ‘s approach and take the challenge in your stride! Last time we met our Nigerian Student Ambassador Avura Jerry Ugbomine, or Jerry to his friends, he told us why he chose to study in Ireland; this time he’s talking us through life online! Click the link in our bio to read what he’s got to say! Avura is studying for a Master’s in Computing and Artificial Intelligence @lyitofficial via @eduireland_nigeria @eduireland
Procrastination and noodles!  🍜🍜 That pre Procrastination and noodles!  🍜🍜 That pretty much sums up a typical day in lockdown for Indian student Megha Rawat, who is doing Business Studies at DCU.   In her first blog as a Student Ambassador, Megha talked about how coming to Ireland brought her out of her comfort zone.  Just as well, because as you will see from this vlog (filmed in March 2021), you need perseverance to keep going when every day feels the same.  Fair play (as we say in Ireland) to Megha, who each day seems to overcome the frustrations and lack of motivation that many students felt while Ireland was in Level 5 lockdown for the first four months of 2021.  😇😇 Now that Level 5 is over and the end of term is here, we wish Megha the best! #internationalstudent #educationinireland #StudentAmbassador #studyinireland #DCU #studyatDCU #BusinessStudies #indianstudent #covid19 #onlinelearning #covidstudies #pandemic #ireland
Bored - no way! 😀😀 Malaysian student @Arhji Bored - no way! 😀😀 Malaysian student @Arhjinq (Elfi Chan Jing Ee) made the most of her time in lockdown in her chosen home from home of Limerick, where she is studying for a BA in Early Childhood Education and Care. In her first vlog as an Ambassador, Elfi shares her top activities to do in this busy student city while it is in lockdown (Ireland was in Level 5 Lockdown for the whole of the first few months of 2021). Despite a 5km limit on movement, Elfi made the most of her time, as she tells you in her vlog. View it on our Stories! Food plays a starring role! #internationalstudent, #studentlife #LITstudent #studentlifeatLIT #studyduringinlockdown #Level5 #pandemic #malaysia #malaysianstudent #educationinireland #studentambassador
Indian student Sneha Jheetay’s entertaining firs Indian student Sneha Jheetay’s entertaining first vlog was all about how to stay motivated in lockdown.  In her second piece for the Ambassador programme, however, she gets a bit more philosophical.  😊😊 Here the Business Law student from @universitycollegecork  talks about her crazy journey to study in Ireland. ☘☘ It all began with disappointment, moved quickly into adaption to Ireland and to Covid, and has concluded with her feeling grateful for what she has learned about herself during the pandemic. To read her blog, visit the Link in Bio. You can also view her vlog there too!  #studentlifeinireland #studyinireland #educationinireland #gratitude #scholarship #UCC #collegelifeincork #indianstudent #internationalstudentinireland
"Though the transition was tough, we gradually ada "Though the transition was tough, we gradually adapted, and it was a matter of time until we got used to the new normal.' Indian student @yohan_irani 's first blog was a snapshot of his life as a medical student at the @rcsi_irl Royal College of Surgeons. In his second blog, he describes how he and his fellow students gradually adapted to #onlinelearning after the initial shock of the #pandemic. He's pretty sanguine about it now, but it was a big change! Read it via the Link in bio. #internationalstudent #studyinireland #studymedicineinireland #internationalstudentinireland #RCSI #medicalstudent #onlinelearning #onlinestudy
'Professional networking is something everyone sho 'Professional networking is something everyone should learn'. 😇😇 Indian student Soumily Mallick's focus has changed since her first blog, which was all about keeping a balanced mind during lockdown. Now, she has shifted her attention beyond the day to day to think about laying the foundations for her career. This time around, she shares her 5 top tips for #networking even during lockdown. Soumily, who is studying for an Msc in Supply Chain Management at IT Carlow, has availed of any opportunity she can find to connect with others professionally and build links to help progress her career during and after college.   As she says herself, it's not that hard!   Go to the link in bio to read her blog and see how YOU can build a network.   #networking #linkedin #professionalconnections #careerpath #careerprogress #helpwithcareers #jobs #jobsinireland #studyinireland #internationalstudent #indianstudentinireland
Considering Dublin for your next study destination Considering Dublin for your next study destination?? Read what Simone Barretto has to say about it, she might just sway you into taking the leap! Simone is one of our Student Ambassadors from India, she has been living and studying in Dublin for the past six months or so and absolutely loves it! We saw from her vlog during the week that she’s pretty happy here, but this time she’s back to tell us even more! “This city feels like home now so I think I am going to stick around for a while…” See for yourself what @simone__barretto is saying via the link in our bio! P.S She’s also got some amazing photos of the city that you HAVE to see! Simonelle is doing an MSc in Finance at the @ucdsmurfitschool @universitycollegedublin via @eduirelandindia @eduireland @educationinireland.
Want a student survival guide to help you get thro Want a student survival guide to help you get through the last leg of your studies in Ireland? Look no further than the most recent post by Netra Charya over on our blog! The last time we saw Indian Student Ambassador Netra was back in January talking all things Galway. Now she’s back to give you a helping hand with her ten top tips on how to sail through the rough seas of student life during a pandemic! Follow the link in our bio to read Netra’s tips! Netra is doing an MSc. in Business Analytics @nuigalway via @eduirelandindia. @nuigalwayinternational
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