Mmaobey:
Please my visa says valid from 14th August 2021- 13th August 2022, doe it mean I can only enter Ireland on 14th August? Its a bit confusing. I have emailed the embassy but still awaiting a response.

It means you can enter Ireland from 14th August onwards.

Guys how long does the appeal takes..

Hi IcasNg please how lucrative is MSc in Immunology and Global Health in Ireland? Any idea?

I had my interview on the 30th of June when is it likely for me to get a decision?

Mmaobey:
Please ooo anyone that can help me. How do I get accomodation in limerick.....please help a reverend sister. ��who has the number of that girl that use to do video up and down that is in limerick...what's her name again?......gabby abi dabby?. Please I need her number

University of limerick please lets prepare together

Megatro:


University of limerick please lets prepare together

Are you looking for accomodation too, we can connect.

Please read more about the course before you come here.

Sarto:
Hi IcasNg please how lucrative is MSc in Immunology and Global Health in Ireland? Any idea?

I had my interview on the 30th of June when is it likely for me to get a decision?

Mmaobey:
Please my visa says valid from 14th August 2021- 13th August 2022, doe it mean I can only enter Ireland on 14th August? Its a bit confusing. I have emailed the embassy but still awaiting a response.

Your visa start reading from 14th Aug 2021 not before it

seunny4lif:
Please read more about the course before you come here.

I have read many things online but I haven't seen so I think if I can get it from someone who has the experience or someone who reside in Ireland for any idea.

Sarto:


I have read many things online but I haven't seen so I think if I can get it from someone who has the experience or someone who reside in Ireland for any idea.

Well, I have never heard about that course before.
My advice is please check it well, you don’t wanna end up reading a course, that will be hard for you to get a job

Sarto:
Hi IcasNg please how lucrative is MSc in Immunology and Global Health in Ireland? Any idea?

I had my interview on the 30th of June when is it likely for me to get a decision?

Hi, I don't have full details of your previous academic background so my response based on my opinion would be brief. I think if you are tending towards a career in research as related to Human immune system and health especially during this pandemic era it won't be a bad choice . It may also be useful to the already big Pharma industry in Ireland. Its all about how your strategically position yourself in terms of Employment or better yet if you pass excellently well, you may be heading for a fully funded PhD program in e.g Effects of Covid Vaccine on Pregnant women (lol) on a lighter mood though.

But I won't say its not a good course especially as the world is figuring out this covid , vaccines and possible future pandemic or epidemic

ICaSNg:


Hi, I don't have full details of your previous academic background so my response based on my opinion would be brief. I think if you are tending towards a career in research as related to Human immune system and health especially during this pandemic era it won't be a bad choice . It may also be useful to the already big Pharma industry in Ireland. Its all about how your strategically position yourself in terms of Employment or better yet if you pass excellently well, you may be heading for a fully funded PhD program in e.g Effects of Covid Vaccine on Pregnant women (lol) on a lighter mood though.

But I won't say its not a good course especially as the world is figuring out this covid , vaccines and possible future pandemic or epidemic

Thanks ICASNG this is quite comforting, actually I am a Optometry Doctor so I wanted to combine both knowledge

Sarto:
Hi IcasNg please how lucrative is MSc in Immunology and Global Health in Ireland? Any idea?

I had my interview on the 30th of June when is it likely for me to get a decision?

On the University website, what are the learning outcomes of the course? What jobs can you get when you graduate with the degree? Most schools provide these information and with that you can get an idea about if the job is on the critical skills list and also search on job websites to see the vacancy profile.

It looks like it could be a good one and you will be better positioned if you have a background in the medical and pharmaceutical fields

Dwebb55:


On the University website, what are the learning outcomes of the course? What jobs can you get when you graduate with the degree? Most schools provide these information and with that you can get an idea about if the job is on the critical skills list and also search on job websites to see the vacancy profile.

It looks like it could be a good one and you will be better positioned if you have a background in the medical and pharmaceutical fields

Thanks a bunch I was able to see what I was looking for, it's on the critical skills list and it's quite lucrative in the health, research and production sectors. Thanks once again.

Hello everyone,

I sent my Sister to help me collect my NECO certificate from my school and noticed there was a mistake in my name. An unknown initial was added.
She then visited NECO board in Enugu and they said that to reprint a certificate takes time. I'm going for a postgraduate degree program.

Has anyone encountered this issue before? Can you please advise on how I can work around this. I'm literally stocked with moving forward at the moment.

Thanks all.

Fausty01:
Hello everyone,

I sent my Sister to help me collect my NECO certificate from my school and noticed there was a mistake in my name. An unknown initial was added.
She then visited NECO board in Enugu and they said that to reprint a certificate takes time. I'm going for a postgraduate degree program.

Has anyone encountered this issue before? Can you please advise on how I can work around this. I'm literally stocked with moving forward at the moment.

Thanks all.

You can go to any court near you to swear to an affidavit that states all of these. Attach the affidavit with the certificate and submit with your application.

You don't need NECO to go for postgraduate program. Ir do we need it?

Fausty01:
Hello everyone,

I sent my Sister to help me collect my NECO certificate from my school and noticed there was a mistake in my name. An unknown initial was added.
She then visited NECO board in Enugu and they said that to reprint a certificate takes time. I'm going for a postgraduate degree program.

Has anyone encountered this issue before? Can you please advise on how I can work around this. I'm literally stocked with moving forward at the moment.

Thanks all.

Megatro:


University of limerick please lets prepare together

Please I'm going to LIT, we can prepare together aswell

Going to LIT too.

Rock247:


Please I'm going to LIT, we can prepare together aswell

Hello everyone,
Please does anyone already in Ireland know what it’s like to own a car as a student? Is it worth it?
What’s taxes like owning a car that costs between €2,000 to €2,500?

Irabor1990:
Going to LIT too.

Cool, sent you an email.

Please when travelling to Ireland do they also request a tubaculosis/ yellow fever test?

Philadelphia:
Hello everyone,
Please does anyone already in Ireland know what it’s like to own a car as a student? Is it worth it?
What’s taxes like owning a car that costs between €2,000 to €2,500?

Please make una answer oooo

Philadelphia:


Please make una answer oooo

https://www.rsa.ie/en/RSA/Licensed-Drivers/Driving-in-Ireland/
All the information you need

seunny4lif:

https://www.rsa.ie/en/RSA/Licensed-Drivers/Driving-in-Ireland/
All the information you need

Thank you.
However, I’m interested in experience from a student’s perspective. What’s it like? Is it expensive to own a car? Is it worth it considering the transportation system? What’s the advantage/ disadvantage?

Philadelphia:


Thank you.
However, I’m interested in experience from a student’s perspective. What’s it like? Is it expensive to own a car? Is it worth it considering the transportation system? What’s the advantage/ disadvantage?

I don’t know about student experience but first time driver is very expensive

seunny4lif:

I don’t know about student experience but first time driver is very expensive

Thanks

Ok. lol. From a student perspective it is expensive for the following reasons.
1. A litre of fuel sells for around 1.34 to 1.56 euros. No fuel subsidy here. So a full tank of premium fuel will cost around 50euros or more. There are three grades of fuel. The less quality one cost less but burns faster. Diesel is cheaper. Electric is the cheapest (govt gives subsidy for green cars)

2. Here we drive on the left side of the road and the driver's side is on the right hand drive of the car. It will take some relearning to get used to and as a student you may break some rules and incur penalty points on your drivers license…….. thats if you manage to get one before you finish your program. Its pretty challenging to get one now. Although you can use your Nigerian drivers license but the moment you get a GNIB, its required you acquire an Irish drivers license.

3. Besides the cost of a car here, not too expensive for a good 2nd hand though, the biggest cost will be insurance. 3rd party doesn't work here as such. For a newbie, your insurance will be high. Its not like Nigeria where insurance rates are usually flat for both comprehensive and 3rd party. Here there are a lot of other factors that determine your insurance. And that insurance is over important. You must not switch on the engine of a car without insurance….kidding…. actually you must not drive a car without insurance.

4. Here you pay for parking. Everywhere. Infact for your student accommodation car park, you may pay as high as 600 euros for a year. For street parking, there are flat rates for zones. Bottom line.. no free parking for over 95% of places, even in the college car park.

5. There is very good transport system everywhere in the city. With a student leap card, you pay approx 1.6 euro for everywhere you move to regardless of the distance.

So, make your choice. Why would you want to put yourself in so much stress owning a car when you have less need of it as a student.

Philadelphia:


Thank you.
However, I’m interested in experience from a student’s perspective. What’s it like? Is it expensive to own a car? Is it worth it considering the transportation system? What’s the advantage/ disadvantage?

Thanks so much for the elaborate explanation.
You answered beyond my question.

Thank you.

Othniels:
Ok. lol. From a student perspective it is expensive for the following reasons.
1. A litre of fuel sells for around 1.34 to 1.56 euros. No fuel subsidy here. So a full tank of premium fuel will cost around 50euros or more. There are three grades of fuel. The less quality one cost less but burns faster. Diesel is cheaper. Electric is the cheapest (govt gives subsidy for green cars)

2. Here we drive on the left side of the road and the driver's side is on the right hand drive of the car. It will take some relearning to get used to and as a student you may break some rules and incur penalty points on your drivers license…….. thats if you manage to get one before you finish your program. Its pretty challenging to get one now. Although you can use your Nigerian drivers license but the moment you get a GNIB, its required you acquire an Irish drivers license.

3. Besides the cost of a car here, not too expensive for a good 2nd hand though, the biggest cost will be insurance. 3rd party doesn't work here as such. For a newbie, your insurance will be high. Its not like Nigeria where insurance rates are usually flat for both comprehensive and 3rd party. Here there are a lot of other factors that determine your insurance. And that insurance is over important. You must not switch on the engine of a car without insurance….kidding…. actually you must not drive a car without insurance.

4. Here you pay for parking. Everywhere. Infact for your student accommodation car park, you may pay as high as 600 euros for a year. For street parking, there are flat rates for zones. Bottom line.. no free parking for over 95% of places, even in the college car park.

5. There is very good transport system everywhere in the city. With a student leap card, you pay approx 1.6 euro for everywhere you move to regardless of the distance.

So, make your choice. Why would you want to put yourself in so much stress owning a car when you have less need of it as a student.

Philadelphia:
Hello everyone,
Please does anyone already in Ireland know what it’s like to own a car as a student? Is it worth it?
What’s taxes like owning a car that costs between €2,000 to €2,500?

The lower the cost of the car is, the higher will the insurance become. As a student, your premiums will also be high. Add to the fact that you will be a first time driver here in Ireland, my advice will be to forget the car option and focus on your study. There will be enough time once you are working to drive. Many roles also provide a company car especially for engineering jobs.

Dwebb55:


The lower the cost of the car is, the higher will the insurance become. As a student, your premiums will also be high. Add to the fact that you will be a first time driver here in Ireland, my advice will be to forget the car option and focus on your study. There will be enough time once you are working to drive. Many roles also provide a company car especially for engineering jobs.

Bros, owning a car doesn’t not mean that one isn’t focused on studying. Have you seen anyone who got a visa just to go drive in another man’s country?

The essence of owning a car is for easy mobility to meet with various appointments on time. Hence, the thoughts of an affordable mobility option.

While your opinion is appreciated, owning a car doesn’t translate to losing focus on academics/ studies.

Hello, how do I pay 400 euro accommodation using my card?