


Explore the beauty of Sligo
Ever wanted to see the famous beauty of Sligo for yourself? Well, our Student Ambassador Zi Yi Ho will take you there in her latest vlog.
Watch it here
Zi Yi Ho studies Tourism with Event Management at IT Sligo, via Education In Ireland Malaysia.

Why I Chose Ireland for My Higher Education
My name is Steven, I’m from India and I’m currently pursuing a master’s in computing in Letterkenny Institute of Technology (LYIT).
Choosing Ireland
I chose to move to Ireland for my higher education because Ireland is a hub of new developments and advancements.
Ireland is one of the safest and friendliest countries in the world, the crime rate in Ireland is almost negligible. Irish people are also famously welcoming people and therefore hospitality plays a large role in Irish culture.
In my opinion, the Irish education system is one of the best education systems in the word, making it an attractive place for international students. Ireland is home to the headquarters of several top companies such as Google, Microsoft, DELL, and many more. There are also many research institutes in Ireland.
Studying in Ireland gives me an opportunity to achieve my goals and ambitions in the field of research.
Choosing a course
I chose to study a MSc Computing in Big Data analytics because it has a tremendous influence on everyday life, playing a critical role in every area of society.
Few recent advances have rivalled the speed of growth or scope of usage for information technology. In all fields of industry, research, and engineering; this has been an invaluable weapon and the foundation of a variety of digital services.
Although computer technology underpins virtually every part of our everyday life, many of us do not realise how much we are relying on it. The computer science degrees give students an appreciation of computer system concepts and a variety of key IT skills.
I chose Letterkenny because it is an ideal place for nature lovers. County Donegal was crowned the “the coolest place on the planet” by National Geographic. It is famous for spectacular landscapes and beaches.
Steven Son Koninti Mark is originally from India, and studies a Masters in computing (big data analytics) at the Letterkenny Institute of Technology.

My daily life during the pandemic
Lockdown living is something no one wants to go through again! But, with the year flying by, our minds tend to reflect on what a year it’s been. Our Malaysian Student Ambassador Joey Lim Loo Yi, looks back on her time in lockdown and shows us what her average day looked like.
Check out her new vlog here!!
Joey is studying Food Science and Nutrition at Letterkenny Institute of Technology.

Making the most of online learning
If you’re feeling a little overwhelmed with online study don’t worry, you’re not alone. Nigerian Student Ambassador Avura shares his tips to take on online learning and excel!
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Why I chose Ireland as a place to study AI
Nigerian student Avura Jerry Ugbomine really did his homework about where to study for his Master’s degree in Computing and Artificial Intelligence. And he really feels Ireland is exactly where he needs to be.

‘You are not alone: how to stop being homesick’
It’s something we’ve all gone through! But Malaysian Student Ambassador Zi Yi Ho has some really good advice on how to beat the homesick blues

Top tips for starting your student life in Ireland
Are you coming to study in Ireland this year? Our Indian Student Ambassador Ansh Mahajan has some very helpful and timely advice

Why I chose to study law in Ireland
Doing law is a big commitment so Malaysian Student Ambassador Lynn Chiam Hui Theen believes you should be sure it’s what you want to do before starting

Studying in Ireland versus studying in Canada
Canadian Student Ambassador Eliza Lee outlines the major differences between the approaches in the two countries

All you need to know about working while studying
Great interview by our Student Ambassador Ansh Mahajan with a fellow student about finding part-time work while studying here in Ireland.

‘Working together, staying connected, moving forward’
Really powerful, optimistic and inspirational piece here by Malaysian Student Ambassasor Lynn Chiam Hui Theen.