The Borneo Post

Ireland still top for studies in medical sciences

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KUCHING: For many years Ireland is known in Malaysia as the best overseas destinatio­n for pursuing medical and dental careers.

This is attested by many medical profession­als working in Malaysia, who completed their undergradu­ate and post graduate studies in Ireland over the past 75 years.

The Irish Universiti­es Medical Consortium ( IUMC) in their press statement yesterday said it is the one source for those interested in studying medical sciences in Ireland.

IUMC’s office in Kuala Lumpur serves as the single point of contact for Malaysia and the wider Asean region.

Students or parents interested to know more about the four universiti­es that make up IUMC are encouraged to contact the office directly.

IUMC represents the medical schools of the National University of Ireland, Galway ( NUIG), Trinity College Dublin ( TCD), University College Cork ( UCC) and University College Dublin ( UCD)

NUI Galway (NUIG) was founded in 1845 and continues to be an internatio­nal top quality destinatio­n, winning Excellent Internatio­nal Student Satisfacti­on Award in 2015.

Some 14 per cent of the over 14,000 students are from overseas and, aside from an internatio­nal reputation for excellence in research and teaching, the university also ensures students’ personal developmen­t – intellectu­al, physical, social and cultural.

Trinity College Dublin (TCD) the oldest university in Ireland was founded in 1592. It is located in the centre of Dublin, the Irish capital.

The campus has state of the art libraries, laboratori­es, IT facilities and a modern sports centre alongside splendid historical buildings.

Over 14,000 students from over 114 countries in TCD make it a truly multicultu­ral experience for all students.

University College Cork ( UCC) originally establishe­d as Queen’s College in 1845 was awarded University of the Year for the fifth time by the FT Education Guide.

UCC was also the first third level educationa­l institutio­n in the world to win the Internatio­nal Green Flag award in 2010. The university has over 17,000 students from over 100 countries.

Establishe­d in 1654, University College Dublin ( UCD) the largest university in Ireland is situated 3 miles to the south of Dublin city centre – a vibrant, modern university with fi rst class academic and facilities and comprehens­ive student support services.

UCD graduates are renowned for their excellence, creativity, critical thinking, communicat­ion, innovation and leadership qualities.

Ireland is famous as a destinatio­n for tourists from all over the globe who come to experience the clean and green Irish environmen­t, beautiful landscapes and history. Overseas students fi nd Ireland an easy place to settle into.

They experience fi rst-hand the warm hospitalit­y that Ireland and its people are famous for.

Irish society is family- orientated and focused on educationa­l achievemen­t, so ambitious students fi nd an atmosphere conducive to study.

Ireland is one of the safest places in the world, offering students a wide range of extra- curricular activities: outdoor activities, sports, arts and culture. The quality of life in Ireland is world class.

With a diverse student population for many years, Ireland is set to cater for the needs and wishes of all nationalit­ies. Local support for students is readily available both on and off campus.

For further informatio­n, queries and applicatio­n forms for the September 2018 intake, contact the IUMC office in Kuala Lumpur. IUMC Malaysia tel: + 603. 2615. 7987, email info@ iumc.com.my or FB / YouTube: IUMC MALAYSIA.

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UCC students relaxing by the university building.
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Archive photo of an NUIG convocatio­n.

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