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100+ aspiring students participate in EI Tweet-up
The participants learnt about the various courses offered by the Institutes and study options best for the Indian students availed in Ireland via a discussion with the participating Institutes. The tweet-up also provided comprehensive information on various programmes of study and scholarships for eligible students.
100+ aspiring students participate in EI Tweet-up
On this occasion James Mackrill, Regional Manager for India explained the success of the hosted tweet-up saying, "Ireland as we all know has tremendous capabilities in software building and we are leveraging our expertise to create a new digital asset for Irish institutions in our endeavour to create more opportunities for them to directly engage with Indian students."
100+ aspiring students participate in EI Tweet-up
Lucia Reynolds, the force behind Ireland's Facebook page for India with a million 'likes' and also this Tweet-up says, "Indian students are extremely tech savvy and really engaged with our Facebook page and Twitter account and we wanted to give them a platform during the summer season to talk to Irish institutions as they evaluate their options."
100+ aspiring students participate in EI Tweet-up
The prominent Institutions that participated in the education fair included, Cork Institute of Technology, Dublin Business School, Dublin City University, Galway Mayo Institute of Technology, Limerick Institute of Technology, University College of Dublin, University of Cork, University of Limerick, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin Institute of Technology, National University of Ireland Galway, National University of Ireland Maynoot, Waterford Institute of Technology, National College of on Ireland and Shannon College of Hotel Management.
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