Graduate profiles

Ayobami Ademuwagun is from Nigeria and studied for the LLM Human Rights in Criminal Justice here at UL. Ayobami gives her perspective on studying in Ireland and her experience of the course.

Michael Carmody is graduate of the Bachelor of Laws (Law plus) LLB at the University of Limerick and is currently a student of the LLM in Human Rights in Criminal Justice at UL. He shares his experience of the masters programme, the UL School of Law and studying at UL.

Law Plus in UL is one of few legal courses where a student can benefit from the study of an additional humanities module of their choice, but also have achieved the requisite credits to sit the New York bar exam. There are very few Universities which offer this level of opportunity - so UL was the obvious choice for me!

Aisling Croke studied for the LLM International Commercial Law here at UL. Aisling gives her perspective on studying the LLM and her experience of the course.

Nancy Lugeye is from Tanzania and is currently studying for the LLM International Commerical Law here at UL. Nancy gives her perspective on studying in Ireland and her experience of the course so far.

Paul Kwamina Ntisful-Yirrah was born in Ghana but subsequently moved to the US where he lived with his family. He is a graduate of the LLM Law (General) here at the University of Limerick. Paul describes what inspired him to study law, why he chose UL, and gives us an insight into the programme itself.

Marta is a recent graduate of the MA in Applied Linguistics here in UL. She shares her experiences of the programme, the University of Limerick and Ireland below.

I would recommend the course; I would also really recommend UL as I felt very supported by staff and indeed my fellow students. I find when people think about applied linguistics they should not just be thinking about an academic or professional view of linguistics, because you will learn a lot for your personal life as well.

Pippa Slattery was born in England but has been living in Ireland since 1988. She studied on the M.A. for Creative Writing at the University of Limerick. She has recently been shortlisted by New Irish Writing and has short stories published in The Blue Nib, The Galway Review and The Tiny Seed Journal. Her flash fiction piece Rag Doll was shortlisted for the Kanturk International Arts Festival.

Sandrine is a graduate of the MA in English here at the University of Limerick (UL). She is currently completing her PHD studies at the School of English, Irish and Communication here at UL. Her current research focuses on contemporary African literature. Sandrine describes how the MA in English has helped her develop her writing, research and analytical skills.