Student stories

Aisha speaks about the diverse range of modules in the Advanced Therapeutic Technologies programme and the facilities available to students at RCSI.

Luke describes how his placement gave him great insights into the pharmaceutical industry, as well as an understanding of the activities used in both research and manufacturing.

Daire explains the facilities at RCSI and the opportunities that come along with studying while working in different areas of healthcare.

Iona talks about the benefits of a healthcare-focused environment and balancing that with a vibrant extracurricular life.

Jumana tells us about enjoying anatomy and physiology in the Graduate Entry Medicine programme, while building a strong sense of community in Dublin.

Hear about Anil's experience on the Graduate Entry Medicine programme and gaining early clinical exposure alongside intensive theoretical training.

Sylvia shares her best study tips for medical school, along with her favourite memory of volunteering in Tanzania with the Olive Branch for Children.

Vanshika found the strong community and small-group learning at RCSI an ideal fit. Learn more about her time at RCSI.

Hear about Andre's experience at RCSI and how it affirmed growth, resilience and commitment to a rewarding medical journey.

Adjusting to life in Dublin, Salma explains how she has embraced the city’s rhythm, community and student life, finding a sense of home while developing her identity as a future pharmacist.

Read about how Michelle's passion for science led her to pursue Pharmacy at RCSI, where she values the balance of patient care and pharmacological science.

Sean chose Pharmacy at RCSI for the broad career opportunities, structured science curriculum and accessibility. Find out more about his experience as a Pharmacy student to date.

Hear about how Jude was drawn to Physiotherapy at RCSI by the belief that movement can heal, combining education, empathy and science.

Hear about how Faye’s interest in healthcare and sports injuries inspired her to pursue Physiotherapy at RCSI, appreciating the versatility of the profession.

Caoilfhionn chose Physiotherapy at RCSI to help people regain movement, independence and quality of life across diverse specialties.

School of Medicine Class of 2006 alumnus, Ben, founded the Floating Doctors to bring more help to remote rural communities.

Siun is part of RCSI’s Medicine Class of 2005. She is currently the Breast and General Surgeon in Misercordiae University Hospital, Dublin.

Philip graduated from Graduate Entry Medicine in 2008. He is currently a surgical Neuro-Oncology Fellow in the University of Toronto, Toronto Western Hospital.

Andrew is part of RCSI's Graduate Entry Medicine Class of 2020. He is currently a senior project manager on the Electronic Health Record program in the new Children's Hospital Ireland.

Eoin graduated from RCSI Medicine in the Class of 2014. He is currently embarking on a NIHR-funded PhD in Oxford, focused on the epidemiology and neuroscience of chronic pain.

Stephen graduated in 2011 with a BSc Pharmacy (Hons.). In 2016, after spending a few years working in internal medicine teams in Ireland and abroad, he turned his attention to antimicrobial stewardship.

Avril is part of RCSI's Physiotherapy Class of 2010. She is the CEO and co-founder of eHealth company, Innerstrength.