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 experiences, and different cultural wings. Ireland is a safe and student-friendly country, but a few practical considerations are worth mentioning in terms of basic safety, cultural norms, and social behaviour. Here’s my honest guide on what to do and what not to do as you begin your journey in Ireland. Do’s: Embrace the Friendliness of Irish People Irish people ...
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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 path in overcoming homesickness to pursue qualified research projects in Ireland. In this third episode, we shift our focus to another inspiring voice in the Maynooth University community — Archana Sahoo from India. Currently, she is a postgraduate student in Software Engineering. With a background in the IT industry and a passion for both theoretical knowledge ...
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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 social scene, providing the opportunity to acquire local experience and soft skills that complement one's academics. But getting a job in the first place can't be quite that easy. I hope to shed some light from my own experiences and offer some learning points that students should consider about part-time work during their studies. Be the ...
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