1. Cost of accommodation, the major chunk of your budget.
If you are a CEMS student, either at your home or exchange term you may be wondering, whats next? The corona virus has taken over almost all Universities of the program (and the world) and with it, the opportunity to give some closure with the people you met during the term. So here we are going to show you what you can do during this times with some tip & tricks on what to do during your quarantine time.
Social isolation could be a tough for international students right now, specially when they are away from their family and many of their friends are planning to/ already went back to their hometown. So I'm sure this phase is overwhelming for many and keeping your spirits up seems tough. However, isolation is essential to win the battle against this Novel virus, so please avoid public places or hosting parties at home.
I still remember my condition last year. Behind my broad smile as a reply to every person congratulating me for the offer, there was my panicking self, getting paranoid for uncertainties I was going to face by living away from the family. I'm pretty sure that its the same case with every Indian student leaving the country for education and work, irrespective of age.
Moving abroad for your exchange can lead to culture shock, which can be described as the feeling of disorientation experienced by someone when they are suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture, way of life, or set of attitudes. Ireland is a wonderful study destination. If you would like to study abroad in Ireland, it will be a very rewarding semester. Here are some tips for international students studying in UCD that you may find useful before you pack your bags.
Hey guys and welcome back to our blog!
Today’s post is all about free things to do in Dublin (when you’re not busy flying to everywhere else in Europe and making use of those Ryanair discounts!)
There is plenty to see and do in the city – and even just outside Dublin as we venture into Wicklow – but we know you’ve probably heard of the touristy spots by now (The Guinness Storehouse, The Viking Splash, Kilmainham Gaol, Trinity College and so on). So we’ve come up with three weekend ideas to tick off your Dublin exchange student bucket list, that you may not have discovered just yet!
For every international student, the time of studying in Ireland must be an unforgettable time in life. Either you came to Ireland for your undergraduate study or Masters, there is a dilemma after graduation – to stay in Ireland for the Irish stuff you like, or to go back to home country and first language? To continue pursue a worldwide recognized degree in Ireland or to go back home get a job and start your career?
Are you a recent graduate? Are you eager to get out into the world of work, but also want to further your education? Are you passionate about Irish Food and Drink, and want the world to know about our high quality and sustainability credentials? Are you an ambitious, honest and hard-working individual and who can show great initiative?