Career Advice

  • “Grad Programs are your friend, even if they’re not in the field you want, the experience is priceless.” – Roisin, Business
  • “I loved UCD so much, I stayed on for eleven years after my undergraduate degree pursuing a PhD and eventually progressing to the position of Research Fellow.” – Stephen, Computer Science
  • “You don’t have to do a Master’s right after your Bachelor’s degree. Taking a few years to work before deciding to come back was a great decision”. – Karen, Social Policy
  • “You don’t need to be an expert in everything from your course, but you can learn something in a niche subject. There’s a lot of information online, and working in an area is helpful to become knowledgeable.” – Kamil, Computer Science
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“Grad Programs are your friend, even if they’re not in the field you want, the experience is priceless.” – Roisin, Business

 

Course Advice

  • “The staff in the Irish folklore department are among the best in the world, and anyone interested in a career in Irish heritage or hospitality should take a course with them!” – Lucas, Irish Folklore
  • “I wasn’t sure what career to choose, but my course gave me a strong foundation and critical skill set. University is not just the academics, but the immersive and engaged experience of learning, and the development of soft skills through so many different clubs.” – Conor, History and Geography
  • “My time was enjoyable and the course was focused on discussion, socialization and networking. I enjoyed it so much that I went back for an additional diploma.” – Anna, Innovation
  • “I loved my time in UCD and how practical my course was. The level 8 in Agricultural Science is a great course for people that are not 100% sure on what career they want to pursue in the future, as you have two years to decide on what direction you want to choose. The 6 months placement in 3rd year that I did in Kentucky was an experience I will never forget.” – Patrick, Animal science
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“Get a taster of what you’d like to do. Think outside the box and explore opportunities you didn’t think would be possible. – Caia, Maths

Inspiration

  • “Get a taster of what you’d like to do. Think outside the box and explore opportunities you didn’t think would be possible. – Caia, Maths
  • “Take full advantage of meeting people, there’s nowhere that offers as many opportunities to meet people and broaden your horizons as university.” – Livia, Geography
  • “Don’t be afraid to put yourself out there! Take the opportunity to go on class trips and nights out to make new friends.” – Gillian, Science
  • “Don’t be afraid to take risks, there are so many opportunities for you abroad (as well as meeting romantic interests).” – Barry, Arts
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