Institute of Technology, Sligo

Don't think too much, take it easy! The level in Environmental Science is not so high, that you easily can pass the exams with a little effort! Get some old exams and go through them, that's it! Visit the websites of the lecturers; there is often good information available (but only a few people look at them)! Don't give up, if you don't the Irish accents during the first month! You will understand them after a while, for sure!

Give the notes to the students in the beginning of the semester! Overheads are shit and hard to follow, if you don't understand the words or if you have to listen to the lecturer while copying the overhead!

Courses are not very demanding. They ask for alot of commitment (presentations, essays...) but are not really difficult. If you have the chance, choose a HONS Degree, not just the higher degree. I would do so, if I were to restart the Year...

Give some sense/meaning to Project Work... I mostly had the impression, it was just to keep people busy.. (when teachers are not really interested in the outcomes...)

The interaction with local students was really poor. The course was almost attended by international students and this isn't so good because you hear different international pronunciations (with mistakes) all the time.

We had to do a lot of projects, for different subjects, at the some time (sometime it was really enervating).

to motivate irish people to work with international students cause' they are pessimist to work with international student cause' they are affraid that the project will fail and i don't think so cause' the way to work with an international people can only bring some news ideas and visions...

BBS in Management not really adapted to the foreign students. I had already covered a big part of the program during my previous academic years in France.

Increase the level of the course. Keep giving group projects mixing international students and irish students.

A little bit disappointing because we where just international students in the class; I went there to study marketing, but it was in fact only one course of the study...

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