Know your postgrads!

Sarky · 07-10-2013 09:05PM

It happened again.

By which I mean I'll be starting a PhD in microbiology this month. Woot!

Jimoslimos · 14-10-2013 01:28AM

Just started PhD in Biomed Sci.

quigg · 29-05-2014 10:08PM

Hi Doing Arts in St Pats at the moment but hope to go on to do Primary teaching. I want to do my post grad in Edinburgh but dont know how to go about doing this or what is the entry requirements . Or is a 12 month course or 18 month course. Thanks

MissRealist · 31-07-2014 09:48PM

Oh look! This bumped. Feel I can post on it now rather than just lurk.

Starting a PhD in neuroscience in UL in October, originally a UCD head.

innad · 01-08-2014 06:33PM

Also starting a PhD in October

stephenamccann · 02-08-2014 08:36PM

Hi,

Does anybody know a good site to look for survey responses from people in Ireland? The survey is for my Postgraduate course in Business Management and boards.ie won't let me post a URL.

If any of you could take the survey too, that would be great.

Any help is appreciated,

Thanks

SlinkyKittin · 04-08-2014 07:08PM

Just got accepted to do an MSc in Design Innovation in NUIM, am terrified!! Left school at 16 and havrnt gone back since, but the timing is right!!

stephenamccann · 04-08-2014 07:15PM

Very best of luck to you.

JenMol · 06-08-2014 07:41PM

Starting a PhD in Biochemistry in UCC this September.

ciaradx · 12-08-2014 06:34PM

Starting a PhD in Cancer Biology in RCSI in October.

Da Don · 17-08-2014 03:21PM

PhD in Biochem in ul In September

CoffeeAdict · 18-08-2014 03:42PM

Masters in Polymer Engineering....currently at the stage of stressing/worrying/doing all nighters trying to get the transfer report handed in

blankblank · 14-09-2014 08:58PM

Starting a PhD in RCSI in October - Its all happened very fast.

Have been out in the real world working for the past year - can't wait to become a student again

Hello to four years in Dublin!

Jawgap · 12-10-2014 11:33AM

PhD in history - one year in. Doing it by distance learning and part-time.

Danae1 · 23-03-2015 04:57PM

I start a Research Masters: innovation in the food sector in 3 weeks time (13/04/15) and it seems I'm first to post in 2015 here... goooooo ME!

figrolls123 · 14-08-2015 08:07PM

Starting the MA in Festive Arts in UL in 3 weeks

Voltex · 27-11-2015 11:34PM

Finished a Diploma then a BA then a MSc...starting a PhD in Business and Managemet.

dar100 · 31-10-2017 09:51AM

Level 5, level 6, BA, MA, looking into a Doctorate in education or PhD in social care for next year . Have been working for 10 years in my field and studied part time all the way through

coolperson05 · 21-03-2018 09:45PM

Primary school teacher and do some occasional lecturing/supervising undergrads. Recently started a research PhD in Education part-time at DCU.

eva.xavier · 13-04-2018 08:53AM

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[font=verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif]Background/thoughts: I have an internal war like situation between by heart and brain. On one hand, i think that that the cellular manufacturing course will add a new insight to my career but I'm also worried about the job opportunities after completion of my postgraduate studies, as it is a new subject. When I think about trinity, it is a top-end University but it is rather a regular course. Please give me a lot of suggestions so that I can confirm my seat before the deadline i.e on 04/20/2018. Thank you in advance

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CBear1993 · 24-06-2020 04:39PM

Is a PgDip looked at by an employer as less favourable than a Masters ?

I am looking to commit to 1-1.5 years max online or part time at a college in dublin, but I definitely wouldn't be interested in anything 2 years part time.

I've a lready been to college and the bachelors 4/5 years part time and it was a long slog, a bit of a nightmare juggling work alongside it.

I can't afford to go at a course full time for 2 semesters, but I'm wondering if I do the postgrad diploma is this grand, removing the need for the masters which is usually 2 years part time

TIA

Mr_Jacko · 19-05-2022 03:10PM

Time to great this thread alive again!

Currently pursuing a MSc in International Finance at NUIG.

Exams finished just thesis to work on now over summer...

Know your postgrads!

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