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Extremely helpful and kind staff and security. Students union and welfare office are also very helpful and involved in everyday student life. Sense of community if evident every day as everyone studying in the same fields. Main buildings are all close together and in a brilliant location which makes getting to/from college a breeze. All buildings are high tech with great amenities available (free gym, libraries, study spaces, common areas, simulation suites, sensory room). Canteen and cafe are also really nice and reasonably priced.
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Students' Union at Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
StudentCrowd Students' Union score: 4.42 / 5
Ratings and Reviews
Extremely helpful and kind staff and security. Students union and welfare office are also very helpful and involved in everyday student life. Sense of community if evident every day as everyone studying in the same fields. Main buildings are all close together and in a brilliant location which makes getting to/from college a breeze. All buildings are high tech with great amenities available (free gym, libraries, study spaces, common areas, simulation suites, sensory room). Canteen and cafe are also really nice and reasonably priced.
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Reputation
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland focuses exclusively on health sciences. The university's campus sits in the heart of Dublin, the capital city of the Republic of Ireland.
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland has over 20,000 alumni, practising in over 90 countries.
4,575 students are enrolled at Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.
(Source: HEA Enrolments 2021/22)
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The college truly cares about its students, with different supports available and top study facilities
Great facilities, central campus.
Extremely helpful and kind staff and security. Students union and welfare office are also very helpful and involved in everyday student life. Sense of community if evident every day as everyone studying in the same fields. Main buildings are all close together and in a brilliant location which makes getting to/from college a breeze. All buildings are high tech with great amenities available (free gym, libraries, study spaces, common areas, simulation suites, sensory room). Canteen and cafe are also really nice and reasonably priced.
Nice community feel, great student supports.
In terms of career guidance, there is little covering IMG students pathways, despite them being the majority of the students. Besides that, RCSI is great at most other aspects.
Amazing professors and lecture halls. Well maintained student accommodation and a busy study environment
RCSI is a good place to try new hobbies as you go through your education. The student union is really helpful in providing support and translating the needs of the general student population to the heads of the school . However , facilities wise , while it is really accessible, there is need for more library spaces as this quite limited and the library closes quite early compared to other schools.
RCSI teaches medicine in a very systematic way that allows you to grasp the essential founding sciences of medicine easily and apply to clinical scenarios. The exam structure also allows you to monitor your progress regularly and identify any deficits in knowledge early. They have both academic and non-academic societies that allow you to explore your interests, form new interests, meet new people and build your CV. I believe the opportunities provided here give you a holistic education.
I think the major issue with the medicine course is that we don’t get any feedback whatsoever and it’s ve try difficult and disencouraged to even request for feedback.
Very supportive all around, friendly faces to be seen around campus.
Great University, good student social life events. The university also is very good in trying to aid students to make the most out of their time here.
Rcsi takes a clinical centred approach to teaching medicine. Personally I love it as it allows me to feel so prepared whenever I am on clinical placement. There is great support from the staff and the clinicians as a whole.
I really enjoyed my stay, the accommodation is super nice and spacious. All the workers and my flatmates were kind and friendly, shoutout to Mustapha who helped me through out my stay and helped me with any issues I had, The brickworks team always respond quickly to any question queries. I would totally recommend staying here!
A graduate pharmacy student in RCSI, currently in first year and loving every minute of it. RCSI couldn’t have the transition from a working individual to being a student again any smoother. A pleasant few months it’s been and here’s to a fruitful four years and a bit more
Amazing university, state of the art facilities
Lovely place staff and environment
Great place to study medicine and learn
I have never regretted my decision in studying here
I am doing my first year of PhD right now, and I like that they have the resources, but I am finding it quite disorganized and albeit great regarding social activities and clubs and hobbies for undergrads, it is awful for postgrads, leaving us outside every single one of them and offering zero alternatives. They also don't have the space for all the postgrad research students they have and I do not even have a desk to work from. They have to do a lot of work to improve, but they are definitely trying and it shows. Their quality right now is on their lecturers and researchers, though, which are over the top and go above and beyond to help you make your experience as great as it can be.
Medicine at RCSI is top of the line. The college does their best to ensure we’re always well taken care of
Irish students are forced into groups with international students with inadequate English levels. Good facilities but learning really slowed down by these classmates.
Great facilities and teachers, good atmosphere