5 Reasons Why Dublin is a Great Place to Live and Study
Crazy weather, exotic accents (which might be initially difficult to understand) and heavy early morning traffic which never seems to affect lecturers, why do so many students flock to Ireland’s capital annually for the purpose of study? Well for so many reasons. The benefits of studying and living in Dublin by far exceed the flaws […]
My Day at the RCSI Conferring Ceremony
It’s a day that every medical student dreams about – the day they graduate from medical school and become a doctor. For me, it still seems like a faraway dream as I have just completed the second year of my six-year Medicine degree with the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland (RCSI). But, last week I […]
Student Interview – Ali Rifai – Football, Medicine and RCSI
The 2014/15 Premier League was not a great year to be an Arsenal fan, especially when one of your students is an enthusiastic Chelsea supporter. Fortunately, that Chelsea fan was Ali Rifai from Jordan – (pictured above -at the back) – the last in a line of Rifai brothers to pass through DIFC on their […]
My Transition to First Year Medicine at RCSI Dublin
The transition between high school and university is a very challenging one, however it does not necessarily have to be. I had the choice of direct entry into medical school but my father made sure that I went through a foundation year first. I always heard how tough medical school can be nevertheless I was […]
Past DIFC Students celebrate final results at RCSI Dublin
There was a great buzz around the reception of the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland, Dublin (RCSI Dublin) yesterday as the Class of 2016 Medicine students received there Health and Science results. Among them were several past students of DIFC, including Azibanigha Scott and Joshua Green (pictured above) who completed their foundation studies with DIFC […]
