lives in Ireland and is Assistant Manager at the Amber Womens Refuge CLG which provides services to women and children moving on from domestic violence. Memories of UCD: Without a doubt, Professor Tom Garvin’s lectures.
lives in Western Australia and works at St John of God Subiaco Hospital in Perth as a clinical theatre nurse. Memories o...
lives in Malaysia and works in Kuala Lumpur as an Interventional Cardiologist.
lives in Tanzania and is retired. Memories of UCD: Good lecturers and lovely staff.
lives in Ireland and is Director of The Wellness Clinic. Memories of UCD: Parties in the Science Block – as an Arts st...
lives in the US and is a Senior Lecturer at Victor Valley College. Memories of UCD: Postgraduate seminars on David Hume...
lives in Uganda where he recently founded the Inclusive Development Approaches NGO. Memories of UCD: Visiting fellow Afr...
lives in Pakistan and is CEO of Immigration Law Solicitors in Lahore. Memories of UCD: Excellent.
lives in Libya and is Head of Banking and Finance at the Libyan Academy.
lives in Ireland and works at Google as Engineering Site Program Manager. Memories of UCD: One of my happiest memories is of the last day of term in May 2007 at the end of my master’s in Geography. It was a beautiful sunny day, there was a concert in the old Student Centre and students were arriving from all over Dublin as word got out that a brilliant party was taking place. I remember being surrounded by friends and being so excited about my future and so grateful to have made such wonderful friends at UCD. A moment of real joy and reflection. Thank you, UCD.
lives in Sri Lanka and works at Sri Lanka Telecom as Senior Assistant Manager. In the last year, Dhanushka became a cert...
lives in Ireland and is Assistant Manager at the Amber Womens Refuge CLG which provides services to women and children moving on from domestic violence. Memories of UCD: Without a doubt, Professor Tom Garvin’s lectures.
lives in Western Australia and works at St John of God Subiaco Hospital in Perth as a clinical theatre nurse. Memories of UCD: A great time attending lectures, meeting other postgrad students and having lunch in St Stephen’s Green
lives in Malaysia and works in Kuala Lumpur as an Interventional Cardiologist.
lives in Tanzania and is retired. Memories of UCD: Good lecturers and lovely staff.
lives in Ireland and is Director of The Wellness Clinic. Memories of UCD: Parties in the Science Block – as an Arts student it was exciting to meet people from other faculties and see into their college experience. I also loved being part of the Literary & Historical Society in first year.
lives in the US and is a Senior Lecturer at Victor Valley College. Memories of UCD: Postgraduate seminars on David Hume and Maurice Merleau-Ponty given by Professors Jim O’Shea and Tim Mooney, respectively. I cannot thank them for their guidance, even though they may not be aware of their impact on my education.
lives in Uganda where he recently founded the Inclusive Development Approaches NGO. Memories of UCD: Visiting fellow African students on the UCD Smurfit, Blackrock campus; having a drink in the Students’ Union bar.
lives in Pakistan and is CEO of Immigration Law Solicitors in Lahore. Memories of UCD: Excellent.
lives in Libya and is Head of Banking and Finance at the Libyan Academy.
lives in Ireland and works at Google as Engineering Site Program Manager. Memories of UCD: One of my happiest memories is of the last day of term in May 2007 at the end of my master’s in Geography. It was a beautiful sunny day, there was a concert in the old Student Centre and students were arriving from all over Dublin as word got out that a brilliant party was taking place. I remember being surrounded by friends and being so excited about my future and so grateful to have made such wonderful friends at UCD. A moment of real joy and reflection. Thank you, UCD.
lives in Sri Lanka and works at Sri Lanka Telecom as Senior Assistant Manager. In the last year, Dhanushka became a certified IBM Integration Developer and received a diploma in Robotics Process Automation.
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