Opening a bank account in Ireland is a straightforward process, whether you’re a student, an expatriate, or someone starting a new job. Here’s a guide to help you through it: 1. Choose the Right Bank Ireland has several major banks to choose from, including: You can also consider online banks like N26 or Revolut, which provide easy access through apps […]
Watch University of Limerick International Future Students Webinar The University of Limerick, Ireland has a diverse student and staff population, with over 3,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students from more than 100 countries currently studying at UL.Many students who attend UL choose to live on-campus in one of the university’s purpose-built student villages. Meanwhile, the University of Limerick also offers a […]
Overview The MSc Nursing Studies programme prepares and advances students with the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to become confident, critical, analytical and research aware graduates. The programme provides opportunities to explore research as evidence for enhancing and changing practice and aims to advance the student’s aptitudes in becoming confident, analytical and research aware. Programme Learning Outcomes Critically examine the […]
Course Outline This MSc in Nursing (for Non-EU applicants) is a full-time programme taken over 12 months commencing in September of each year. It is designed to provide international students from outside Ireland and the EU (ie non-EU applicants) and from a range of different nursing backgrounds with a non-clinical Master’s degree. The program is non-clinical, comprising theory modules only. The programme is […]
Embarking on a journey to work as a nurse in a foreign country can be both exciting and daunting. For overseas nurses seeking opportunities in Ireland, the process involves navigating through a series of steps, from understanding qualifications to settling into the Irish healthcare system. In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of coming to Ireland as an overseas nurse from outside the European Union (EU)…….
Exclusive Professional Meetup in Dublin: Join us for a Productive Cliffs of Howth Walk Calling all Mentees in Ireland Thrilled to invite all mentees currently living in Ireland to an exclusive meetup in Dublin, where we will embark on a refreshing walk along the captivating Cliffs of Howth. Organized by Adebusola Owokole Training & Consulting (formerly African Nurses to Ireland), […]
The move was recommended in a report by the strategic workforce advisory group on home carers and nursing home healthcare assistants. EMPLOYMENT PERMITS FOR 1,000 home care workers are to be made available in an effort to address the national recruitment crisis in the sector. Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People Mary Butler and Minister of State […]
Posted by NMBI on September 02, 2021 The Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland is currently dealing with a high volume of applications for registration from overseas applicants. This is resulting in delays, for which we apologise. Due to these delays, and to assist applicants who have been impacted, NMBI has decided to accept all valid English language test results […]
Background The Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship Programme is an established national initiative, funded by the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, and managed by the Council. The Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship Programme is unique in the Irish research landscape and complements other channels for funded postgraduate education in the Irish ecosystem. Among its features […]
20 Things to Know Before Moving to Ireland There’s so much to love about Ireland. If you’re moving there, comhghairdeas! (congratulations!) From the stunning natural beauty to the culture which delights at every opportunity, Ireland has something for everyone – plus it’s still in the European Union. Oscar-winning actors, Nobel Prize-winning authors, and Grammy-winning singers have all called Ireland home. And what’s more, they had great craic (fun) […]