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hochemama · 03-04-2011, 10:51

hi,

anyone thinking of studying dentistry in budapest??? i am keeping it as a back up option if i dont get enough points in the leaving cert!! anyone else?????

kieranfitz · 11-08-2011, 03:48

A former student of the university of plymouth here, studied extended science.

Rooneysdaman · 03-09-2011, 19:03

Orthoptics at University of Liverpool

Burky126 · 24-09-2011, 19:40

Design communication over at Glyndwr in North Wales.

Ziggy*Dust · 10-11-2011, 11:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by NeoSlicerZ

Course: MEng in Photonics
College: KTH Sweden.

How's KTH? I see masters courses in Sweden are free. Would you recommend a masters there? What's the cost of living like?

Jennifer Parker · 12-04-2012, 16:52

Course: M.Sc. Energy and Finance
University Duisburg-Essen

Taught Master; strong focus on energy markets;
electives range from energy technology to econometric analysis

SazKav · 10-06-2012, 16:22

Want to study (doing the leaving at the mo)
Saz
Int Business & French
IT Tallaght
Can anyone thats done this course help me out and tell me is it any good? I mainly want to know about the living in france part?

Isis20 · 21-06-2012, 18:08

Im planning to come to Ireland to study at DIT, but at the moment Im studying in Holland at university Inholland in Rotterdam.

Fingers crossed that the board of examiners will approve my appeal!

CTYIgirl · 22-06-2012, 12:47

I'm Cíara, and I'm about to start studying MA Legal Studies and Political Science in University of Aberdeen. I can't wait!

muhammad azhar · 11-08-2012, 14:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dónal

I think this forum needs a bit of a pushstart. So if you're studying abroad or looking to study abroad feel free to mention it here!

Name:
Course:
College:

Etc. Chop/change the headings as you require. Hopefully we'll start to get a few more people looking in on this forum

orlzy22 · 30-10-2012, 16:55

I want to study nursing in the uk, I already have a Business degree form ireland, and thinking of doing the 2 year post grad entry route to adult nursing in the UK. Has anyone done a course like this. I have fond a course in the University of salford where you can exit after yr one with a Pg Cert in Nursing, can anyone tell me if I can then go on to d a post grad diploma in Ireland if this cert does not allow me to register with the NMC.? it doesn't really make sense to tell you you can exit after year one if you will not be on any part of the register. A bit confusing, any help would be great

Beth Murphy · 28-04-2013, 23:48

Hey,try to get into scotland to do your nursing,try RGU,Its a brill course.Apply regardless for your bursary,get the form and sent it off..You may get it!

You will easily pick up auxilliary nurse posts at weekends in Uni.Have afun time,Its great and trust me a passport around the world,you may can even apply for residency in Australia afterwards!!!!!!!!!!!Forget Ireland and work,thats a joke...........

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Isis20 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: The country thats 55% below sea level Posts: 47 Adverts \| Friends	Im planning to come to Ireland to study at DIT, but at the moment Im studying in Holland at university Inholland in Rotterdam. Fingers crossed that the board of examiners will approve my appeal!

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orlzy22 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 19 Adverts \| Friends	I want to study nursing in the uk, I already have a Business degree form ireland, and thinking of doing the 2 year post grad entry route to adult nursing in the UK. Has anyone done a course like this. I have fond a course in the University of salford where you can exit after yr one with a Pg Cert in Nursing, can anyone tell me if I can then go on to d a post grad diploma in Ireland if this cert does not allow me to register with the NMC.? it doesn't really make sense to tell you you can exit after year one if you will not be on any part of the register. A bit confusing, any help would be great

28-04-2013, 23:48	#72
Beth Murphy Registered User Join Date: Apr 2013 Posts: 9 Adverts \| Friends	Hey,try to get into scotland to do your nursing,try RGU,Its a brill course.Apply regardless for your bursary,get the form and sent it off..You may get it! You will easily pick up auxilliary nurse posts at weekends in Uni.Have afun time,Its great and trust me a passport around the world,you may can even apply for residency in Australia afterwards!!!!!!!!!!!Forget Ireland and work,thats a joke...........