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In this episode of Careers Conversations, Career Advisor Siobhan Murphy is joined by John Burns (ICSA), Dara Shine (pursuing qualifications) and Claire O’Brien (Senior Company Secretary) to unpack what this profession is all about. The panel discusses how best to approach this career, the qualifications that are necessary and the attributes that will help you to succeed. Episode seven was recorded on 4th March This episode was produced with the assistance of Kate Dowling (Final Year Communications

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This week, Noel talks about applying for jobs and stress associated with them. Topics discussed: Applications Experience The Interview and after Links mentioned in this episode: thebalancecareers.com This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Sarah Moorehead, a mature third year student studying pscyhology in Dublin City University, talks to broadcaster Leanne Hanafin about the course which is now run by the recently established DCU School of Psychology. This course aims to show students how to apply science to the study of the human mind and behaviour: how we think, act, react and interact Intro - 0 - 24 seconds Why did you choose Dublin City University 2:00 - Being a mature student Mature student Open night Application process -

Aisha Siwar, a second year studying Economics, Politics & Law in Dublin City University, joins broadcaster Leanne Hanafin to discuss the course which looks at the political, legal and economic institutions that shape the current global environment Intro: 0 - 26 seconds Why did you choose Dublin City University? Open Day 0:52 - Why did you choose Economics, Politics and Law? 2:30 - First and Second Year Modules Contact hours Academic Competitions Exams and Continuous

Dublin City University student Seana McGrade McKeever chats to broadcaster Leanne Hanafin about her experience on DCU's Early Childhood Education course This course prepares students on how best to support the wellbeing and learning of children, in partnership with their families, during the crucial early years Intro 00-01-Pathway to starting the course 1.45 -What to expect in first year 3.10 -The placement modules as part of the Early Childhood Education degree 4.40 -How placement

Dublin City University student Laura Foody chats to broadcaster Leanne Hanafin about her course, International Business with Spanish The BA Business Studies International degree is designed to create dynamic and resourceful business people in answer to the local and international skills gaps. Students study a range of business, language and cultural topics, and develop essential business skills in communication, information technology, teamwork and problem solving. Students also acquire

The BSc in Analytical Science in Dublin City University employs an interdisciplinary approach, educating students in both theoretical and practical aspects of chemical, biochemical and microbiological analysis. Third year student Jenny O’Connell chats to broadcaster Leanne Hanafin about what attracted her to the course and gives advice to those students who want to pursue the BSc in Analytical Science. Intro 00-1.00 -Choosing the BSc in Analytical Science -What is involved in it -Combining

Dublin City University student Jeanne Englert chats to broadcaster Leanne Hanafin about Global Business in DCU Business School This degree is unique in that students have the chance to gain proficiency in a second language, participate in two work placements, and earn two business degrees in two countries. Students spend their first two years in DCU (including a work placement in Ireland), and then the final two years in the European School of Business (Reutlingen), DCU’s partner in Germany, where

Dublin City University student Thomas Ward talks to broadcaster Leanne Hanafin about studying International Relations at DCU. The International Relations degree provides an insight into the major world issues that challenge and fascinate us today. Students will examine the forces that shape contemporary societies, such as globalisation, international law, third-world debt and American foreign policy, as well as examining key institutions like the European Union and the United Nations. Thomas talks

Tara Dromgoole, a third year student studying Enterprise Computing in Dublin City University, chats with broadcaster Leanne Hanafin about what life is like studying both the business and computing world Intro 00.50secs  - What the course is about- a mix of both the business and computing. 2.00 -The choice of industries that Enterprise Computing crosses into. 2.50 -The core modules of the course 3.40 -What to expect in second year. 4.00 -Moving into third year -Combining lectures