It’s so important to ensure you choose a course that suits your wants and needs, getting the perfect balance in a course to find one that is both practical and enjoyable. After a whole lot of searching, Student Ambassador Olutoyese Oyedepo from Nigeria found the perfect course for him at DCU. Watch his new video to find out why he thinks his course has it all… (more…)
In a breath-taking blog, Student Ambassador Stephen reflects on his journey so far. From a daily two-hour walk to secondary school, to life at Maynooth University, Stephen is relentless in his quest for lifelong learning and knowledge. He thinks of the resilience and strength that education brings to communities and shares it all with us… (more…)
Student Ambassador Natalie Cyrkel from the USA shows us Ireland through her lens in her new video. With so much to offer to international students, Natalie thinks Ireland is the perfect destination to live, grow and study. Watch her video below and head over to our YouTube channel for more from our Student Ambassadors! (more…)
Will you be the next person to study MSc in Diagnostics and Precision Medicine in Ireland? Ireland is recognised as a leader in technology, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical sectors. In Ireland’s first precision medicine course at postgraduate level, Student Ambassador Thu Do is learning the latest therapies for cancer treatment as well as other cutting-edge medical technologies. Read on to find out more… (more…)
Medicine is a demanding course, and balancing studying and socialising can be tough. Student Ambassador Nayyara knows that good friends, organisation and down-time will get you through! In her second blog, she gives us a look into the life of a medical student at RCSI…
Not letting your apprehensions get the best of you when taking a big leap like moving abroad to study is sometimes easier said than done, but Student Ambassador Ike Chidiebere Somadina believes that coming to Ireland was one of the best decisions he has ever made! In his new video, see how Ike made his decision to come to Ireland… (more…)