by Associate Editor | 26 Jul, 2021 | from: Vietnam, National University of Ireland Galway, Shannon College of Hotel Management
After spending three years in Ireland, Vietnamese Student Ambassador Ha Lan (Summer) Ngo reminisces on her time here so far. In her latest blog, she looks back on her experience with rose-tinted glasses and thanks he past self for choosing to study in Ireland… (more…)
by Associate Editor | 26 Jul, 2021 | Atlantic Technological University ATU, from: Malaysia, Letterkenny Institute of Technology
Joey Lim Yoo Yi is back on the blog to show us what an average day in her life looks like! This is Joey’s second video on our channel so be sure to look out for her last video over on YouTube!
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by Associate Editor | 23 Jul, 2021 | from: USA, University College Cork
Something for the weekend… US Student Ambassador Emily Titsworth has got you covered for plans this weekend! She takes us to two of her favourite places in Cork without breaking the bank! (more…)
by Associate Editor | 23 Jul, 2021 | from: India, National College of Ireland
Moving thousands of miles away to study abroad can raise a lot of questions; will I be able to go it alone? Will I make friends? How will I manage my newfound independence? Lots of little worries that can sometimes be hard to shake but, at the end of the day, it’s better to just go with the flow and take new experiences and challenges in your stride.
Student Ambassador Bindhu Purushothaman from India has faced her fears and embraced the challenge of having to adapt to become independent… (more…)
by Associate Editor | 22 Jul, 2021 | from: Korea, National University of Ireland Galway, Shannon College of Hotel Management
Student Ambassador Hyosun Kim from Korea has some very helpful tips for getting settled in Ireland for the first time. She’s left no stone unturned in her very detailed piece – a must-read for anyone who’s a little nervous about arriving… (more…)
by Associate Editor | 21 Jul, 2021 | from: Kenya, National University of Ireland Galway
A lot of students who come to study in Ireland choose to study one-year to three-year courses but, Joyanne Njuguna from Kenya decided to do a four-year course and hasn’t looked back! In her second piece on the blog, Joyanne tells us about the work placement she did as part of her course and how it was one of the best things she’s ever done… (more…)