Institute Of Technology Tralee (ITT)

All I didn't know was part of the magic of the place, because I discovered it there, and if i had known it before going there it would have made dissapear some of the charm of a new experience abroad, and being my first experience abroad it teached me lots of things, a part of academic and language skills.

I would recommend to discover all the aspects of irish life, getting mixed with all the students, the local ones and the international, obviously is easier with international but I strongly recommend to get mixed also with local students. From my point of view the ITTralee should organize more things for the international students because sometimes you feel that they are there just to answer your questions rather than for proposing activities, so if going there is better to have iniciative and try to organize thing oneself with other students rather than waiting international office do it for you.

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Choose the courses you get the best opinions on, avoid others. General student level might be inferior to yours, age as well.

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The town is saturated with students and it is a brilliant place to meet new people.

It was good to find out everything by myself.

For me was very different, but I learnt how to enjoy it. Many people problem was that they were comparing Tralee with their home university all the time, and that is impossible, because it is just different.

The weather. Travel and young people discounts and vouchers, etc.

It was a good university, but it was difficult to find teachers! It was quite isolated and if you lose the 6pm bus you're 30min on foot to the city. There's boxing, aerobic lessons for free in South Campus.