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Student Ambassador Ashima Chawla from India works as a researcher but, in her spare time, she absolutely loves to hike! Ashima has overcome her fear of heights thanks to the beautiful, high and rugged landscape of Ireland! In her new video, she shows us around some of her favourite places
For many, taking a leap into the unknown can be daunting, so sometimes the best thing is just to jump straight in! Student Ambassador Amrutha Girivasan did exactly that when she decided to travel from India to Ireland to study – and she doesn’t regret it one bit. Studying abroad
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The style of teaching and studying in Ireland is quite different than what you might be accustomed to in your home country, but sometimes different can be better… Student Ambassador Steven son Koninti Mark from India was blown away by the Irish style of teaching and learning and believes he’s
Sneha Jheetay’s entertaining first vlog was all about how to stay motivated in lockdown. In her second piece for the Ambassador programme, however, she gets a bit more philosophical. Here the Law student from UCC talks about her crazy journey to study in Ireland. It all began with disappointment, moved
Many students miss the taste of home during their time studying abroad but thankfully, Ireland has plenty of options to choose from no matter where you’re from. Harsh Vardhan Rai from India was worried that he wouldn’t be able to find the flavours of home in Ireland. But that wasn’t
To make the most of her time in Ireland doing Business Studies at Griffith College Dublin, Indian student Megha Rawat had to overcome her natural shyness. But getting out of her comfort zone has been worth the effort, and today Ireland is her home from home. I have been
Want in on six simple life-hacks to get the most out of your time studying in Ireland? Our Student Ambassador Soumily Mallick from India gives us the low-down. Being a student, I was very excited to come to Ireland to study; experience new culture, roam around, share happy selfies with
