Webinar | It's Your Future - Master It with University College Dublin
Tuesday, 05 December 202311:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Join SI-UK and University College Dublin for an exciting virtual event, 'It's Your Future - Master it with University College Dublin', where we will take you on a journey to shape your future.
This event is tailored for anyone looking to take control of their future in a destination that will help kickstart their career. Whether you are a prospective student considering Ireland as a destination for your higher education journey, a parent interested in understanding the advantages of UCD education, or a professional seeking career growth opportunity, this event is for you.
In this session, we will guide you through the various opportunities and experiences that await you in Ireland. Get an insider's perspective on student life at UCD, learn about the connection between your degree and your future career, explore the vibrant career prospects in Dublin and discover the extensive support available for your application and studies. We are also thrilled to offer you an interactive question-and-answer session, where you can have all your queries addressed. Don't miss out on this engaging session to help you make informed decisions about your future.
Who are UCD?
UCD is Ireland’s largest and most international university. Established in 1854, UCD has a student body of over 38,000 students with more than 10,000 international students drawn from 144 countries. UCD is Ireland's leader in graduate education with over 12,000 graduate students including over 2,000 graduate research students. Located in Dublin, Ireland with Dublin noted as one of the friendliest cities in Europe, students are attracted to UCD by the university’s strength of teaching and research in addition to the programme portfolio - UCD offers Ireland’s widest range of programmes which are recognised and valued by academic institutions and employers throughout the world. UCD offers excellent careers services to students.
What will happen?
Abigail Lalor, UCD's Regional Manager for Europe, will guide you during this engaging session. You'll dive into the student experience at UCD, gain clarity on the direct link between your degree and your career goals, explore the exciting career prospects Dublin offers, and learn about the extensive support available for your application and studies. Following these insights, we'll open the floor to a dynamic question-and-answer session, allowing you to seek answers to any questions.
Why attend an SI-UK Event?
Meet Official Representatives of UK Universities
Speak with international admissions officers and representatives from UK universities one-to-one.
Ask The Important Questions
Inquire about specific courses, entry requirements, scholarship opportunities, accommodation, and support services for international students.
All Events Are Free
All SI-UK open days, application workshops, seminars and webinars are free to attend!
Free UK University Application Service
We have helped over 1.3 million students successfully apply to UK universities, and you could be next.
Attending an SI-UK event allows you to meet UK universities in one location, ask questions directly to university representatives, network with other students, and participate in seminars and workshops hosted by university lecturers.
- Before attending the event, research the institutions that are attending.
- Bring copies of your academic transcripts, test scores (if applicable), and any other relevant documents.
- Inquire about specific courses, entry requirements, scholarship opportunities, accommodation options, and support services for international students.
- Jot down important information during your conversations with university representatives.
- Collect contact information from the representatives you meet and follow up with any additional questions or inquiries you may have after the event.
- What are the entry requirements for the course(s) I'm interested in?
- Are there any scholarships or financial aid options available for international students?
- What support services are available for international students, such as accommodation assistance, academic advising, and counseling?
- Can you provide information about the campus facilities, including libraries, laboratories, sports amenities, and student clubs?
- What is the teaching style like, and how much emphasis is placed on practical experience or research opportunities?
Attendance at SI-UK events is free for prospective international students.
Preparing for a university visit is essential to maximise your time there. Some things you should do include:
- Research the university and your favourite courses in advance.
- Prepare a list of questions to ask.
- Bring copies of your academic documents and any other relevant materials.
- Dress appropriately and professionally.
- Take notes during your visit to remember important details later.
Scholarship Support
Scholarships provide financial assistance to international students who may not have access to the same resources as domestic students. Tuition fees for international students are higher, and the expense of travelling the world to study at a UK university can offset the financial burden of studying abroad by providing vital financial support.
If you are looking for a scholarship, grant, or bursary to help fund your studies in the UK, the SI-UK team and selected UK universities can assist you with what you are eligible for.
Supporting Documents
When attending a UK university open day as an international student, you must bring along several supporting documents to ensure you have all the necessary information and materials. We recommend that you bring:
- Academic Transcripts: Please provide copies of your high school transcripts and any previous academic qualifications, such as diplomas or certificates.
- English Language Proficiency Certificate: If English is not your first language and you've taken an English proficiency test (such as IELTS or TOEFL), bring a copy of your test results.
- Passport: Your valid passport or any other form of identification.
- Visa Documents: If you already have a student visa or have applied for one, bring copies of relevant visa documents or confirmation of visa application.
- Resume/CV: Please include a copy of your resume or curriculum vitae (CV) detailing your educational background, work experience, extracurricular activities, and any other relevant achievements.
- Portfolio (if applicable): If you're applying for a creative or practical course that requires a portfolio (e.g., art, design, architecture), bring samples of your work or a portfolio showcasing your skills and creativity.
- Reference Letters: Copies of reference letters from teachers, professors, or employers that support your application.
By bringing these documents, you'll be well-prepared to engage with university staff, gather relevant information, and make the most of your UK university open day experience as an international student.
Visa Advice
SI-UK's visa consultant is registered with the Home Office OISC* (Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner) and has extensive knowledge of the latest immigration legislation, rules and regulations.
SI-UK’s Student Visa Service offers advice and assistance to international students wishing to obtain a UK visa, specialising in General Student visas, Child Student visas and Short-term study visas (for English language courses lasting 6-11 months).
At SI-UK events, we can help clarify your visa status and help you successfully secure a study visa for the UK.
My consultant was very helpful and motivating. She helped me every step of the way, even when the deadline was so close. I feel I could not have done it without her. I'd highly recommend this service to any and all of my many friends interested.
Brishti Basu Biosciences at Coventry University
Leading Universities and SI-UK Partners
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