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Networking in Ireland
Strong network is the pathway to your future career. There are some approaches you can choose to expand your network in Ireland as an International Student.
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1. Join College Societies
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Choosing a society is the simplest way to meet people from various programmes on campus. The interest topic must help you to start a conversation and establish a long-term friendship.
2. Join a national affiliations on Facebook or SNS​
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As people who come from the same country or cultural background, the relationships between each other would be stronger. Most members are keen to share their experiences from daily hassle to job hunting.
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3. Keep in touch with your Lecturer or Advisors​
Each lecturer has different academic and professional qualifications as well as industry experience . They can be your mentor not only for academic and industry knowledge but be a bridge to their human resource.
4. Utilise the Power of Social Media
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Social media is the best way to build a personal brand and connect people with the same hobbies. Keep your pages updated with competitive profession skills and appealing personalities.
5. Find a part-time job or internship or be a volunteer for NPOs
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The experience is good on your resume and makes direct industry contact. Also, it is an opportunity to acquire practical skills and connect with academic knowledge.
6. UCD Alumni & Careers Networks
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The experience is good on your resume and makes direct industry contact. Also, it is an opportunity to acquire practical skills and connect with academic knowledge.
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7. LinkedIn Groups (Alumni & Current students)
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Social media is the best way to build a personal brand and connect people with the same hobbies. Keep your pages updated with competitive profession skills and appealing personalities.
