Web3 to World Stage: Vikrant’s MSc Digital Marketing Story

Vikrant Mansera. Senior Social Media Manager at OKX and MSc Digital Marketing Graduate at Maynooth University We spoke to Vikrant about his journey from working ...

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The Wheel Comes Round: My Arqus Adventure

The Arqus Talent Scholarship came to me after three years of searching and applying, again and again, for an opportunity to pursue a master's degree ...

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Mini Crawl, Major Munchies: Eating Through Maynooth

Maynooth is a small town, but despite its size, it’s home of one of the oldest universities, a castle lost in time and, of course, ...

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Humans of Maynooth – Episode 4 “Will Digital Marketing change in the Age of AI?” – insights from a GOI-IES Scholar 

After sharing stories of resilience and empowerment in our previous episodes, we now meet a “new face” in Episode 4 of Humans of Maynooth. Minh, a ...

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Moving from secondary to third level education by Katheryn

When Homework Became Independent Study: My Academic Culture Shock

For many students, the transition from secondary school to university is more disorienting than expected. In secondary school, we become accustomed to a very structured way ...

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Do’s and Don’ts for International Students in Ireland: Staying Safe and Settling In

Relocating to a new place is both interesting and challenging. As a student in Ireland, you are surely going to experience some warm hospitality, new ...

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Humans of Maynooth Episode 3: Empowering Women in Tech with Archana Sahoo from India

In the last episode of our Humans of Maynooth series, we explored the journey of Sichen Huangfu, a PhD in Education, who shared her courageous ...

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Maynooth village

Part-Time Jobs in Ireland for International Students – My Experience and Advice

International students come first in the race for a part-time job. Part-time work helps pay the bills and sometimes serves as a gateway into the ...

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What I Packed VS What I Actually Needed

Before moving to Ireland for my master’s, I spent weeks researching what to pack. YouTube videos, TikTok’s, blogs, alumni chats, I consumed it all. Still, ...

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