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The college placements are well and good. Good students can easily get into the campus drive. Humber gets lot of companies for off campus placements. After completing this degree, one can easily get job of Software application developer, Web developer, COmputer ystem engineer, Databse Administrator, Computer system analyst.

To get into this collge one should have scored an average score of 70% in their previous degree and should have IELTS score of 6.5 and above. One should be proficient in English speaking and writing. To prepare for the admission I took IELTS coaching from a unacademy. I constantly kept eye on scholarship programs.

I am searching for job opportunities, once I will get my experience certificate , then I will be having more opportunities.

Yes I am looking for internship opportunities but I haven't get any till now.

Multiple opportunities are floated through the college professors. The college organizes multiple job fairs as well. Since UCD is one of the top colleges in the country, placements rates and average salaries are higher than other colleges. An extremely expanded network attracts a wide range of internships, graduate program roles as well as government roles while your time at UCD. Over 45 companies visited each of the 2 job fairs organized. Over 80-90 profiles were up for grabs. An average of 2-3 interviews were seen to be received for a lot of applicants. Since placement since is ongoing, details about the no. of students placed and the average salary is not yet out in the open.

Placement season is ongoing. I have a couple of interviews lined up with the government services. If there is a chance to update this section in a month's time, I will post the update here. The typical stipend amount hovers at 1800-2000 euros per month.

UCD has a separate organization that keeps on posting the latest jobs and opportunities. I would advise keeping an eye on this for open positions.

I haven't yet opted for the internship yet.

Since I am from pharma/biotech background, I feel the opportunities are plenty and there is enough room to explore and gain experience. I am planning to get into management roles after I graduate.

Because it has the course that I exactly want. No other university in Ireland has this.

The salary structure varies with experience. Students can work after their course ends in various non governmental organizations and think tanks with a valid amount of experience. There are various research options available as well for doing a PhD and working in the research field.

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I never applied for jobs. But the placement rate is pretty high from what I know. The UCD Career Development Centre helps students in their careers including conducting monthly job fairs and CV workshops.

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