In her latest blog, Aminat Ajagbe, one of our Nigerian Student Ambassadors, shares her view of life in Ireland and sums up her time studying at Dublin Business School. Having finished her course in Dublin, she took the time to reflect upon the year gone by. (more…)
Coming from Nigeria, Blaise Ben-Chika, or Beno to friends, has had to adjust to Ireland as well as adjusting to the situation the pandemic put students all around the world in. In his first blog post, he opens up about his experience in Ireland, as well as giving us a few helpful tips! (more…)
Considering the past college year has been spent online, you’ve probably adjusted to ‘the new normal’ pretty well by now. But, if you’re still getting to grips with online learning keep reading! Student Ambassador Nsikak Nyah from Nigeria shares his tips to keep you tipping along! (more…)
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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Nigerian Student Ambassador Aminat Ajagbe reckons we shouldn’t let time just slip by but should look for something that motivates us
Online tutorials, exam preparation, buying food supplies and getting a good night’s sleep. There’s lots of snippets and insights here about the daily life of Nigerian student Adeyemi Ariyo, who is studying Sustainable Energy Engineering at the Waterford institute of Technology. This blog was written around New Year 2020, just a week after Ireland went into a Level 5 Lockdown.
In this wonderful piece, Nigerian Student Ambassador Oluwakanyisola Netufo tells how she embraced life, culture and fun while studying medicine in Dublin (pre-Covid)
Nigerian student Nsikak Nyah had to adjust to a lot when he arrived in Ireland, but he is loving the challenge, and in this piece he shares all the things he would love to have known before he came to study at Limerick Institute of Technology for his Master’s in Quantity Surveying. (more…)
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.
Aminat Ajagbe, one of our Nigerian Student Ambassadors, has compiled a really handy list for any students coming to Ireland from abroad for the first time
Nigerian Student Ambassador Nsikak Nyah put a lot work into finding the most suitable country for him to pursue his studies in
Nigerian Olumide Josiah Akinremi is full of praise for everything at UCD from the students to the staff and from the culture to the hands-on academic experience