Erin Cobb
Dublin City University
Social Media Communications
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Aislinn Mirsch
Dublin City University
MSc in Science and Health Communication
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Emily Titsworth
University College Cork
Creative Writing
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Mairead Willis
University College Cork
MA in Creative Writing (CKE10)
“I decided to return to Ireland for an MA program in creative writing because my experience studying abroad in Dublin was so rewarding and because my course at UCC is a perfect fit for me. During my semester abroad, I joined a creative writing club at UCD and met Irish students who encouraged me to write and even published one of my poems in their student journal. After my positive experience there, I researched graduate writing programs in Ireland. The course here at UCC is focused on Irish literature and is more practically oriented than most programs in the US.”
Melody Lee
Maynooth University
Immunology and Global Health
“While I have always wanted to travel to Ireland, I originally didn’t intend to undertake my graduate studies here. After looking at schools all over the US and Europe, Maynooth University won me over with its beautiful campus and its unique degree program. The MSc in Immunology and Global Health examines human health from both medical and public health perspectives, something that is next to impossible to find anywhere else. The program also offers a lot of freedom in choosing a summer research project, and I have the opportunity to work with researchers anywhere in the world”
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Shannon College of Hotel Management
Bachelor of Business Studies in International Hotel Management
“The Shannon College of Hotel Management is internationally renowned for its global connections and employment opportunities. I choose to study here for the incredible hands-on learning technique it provides to its students. When I was looking to further my education abroad there wasn’t any other suitable options that could compare to the level of real world experience and outstanding reputation offered at Shannon”