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Commuting Dublin to Jordanstown?

Bonnie12 · 2009-09-15 08:25:47

I am thinking of applying for phd in Ulster (jordanstown campus) but live in dublin. Is that distance commutable does anyone know??

15-09-2009 9:25am

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Bonnie12

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I am thinking of applying for phd in Ulster (jordanstown campus) but live in dublin. Is that distance commutable does anyone know??

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#2 15-09-2009 12:43pm

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Bonnie12 wrote: »

I am thinking of applying for phd in Ulster (jordanstown campus) but live in dublin. Is that distance commutable does anyone know??

Depends on how much contact you and your supervisor plan on having and how many of the resources you need that would be on campus. It's a bit of a trek if you had to do it every day.

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#3 15-09-2009 1:26pm

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jordanstown is about a twenty minute drive outside the other side of belfast. your talking close to three hours each way

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#4 15-09-2009 4:18pm

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i know of a few people living in belfast and commuting to dublin a few times a week because of the high cost of living down there. if you only need to be up a few times a week it is not a problem.

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