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LIT International Office were delighted to welcome over students and staff of the MBA program at Post University this week, during their visit we visited some companies around Limerick including Dell where our very happy group is pictured below!

LIT Outdoor Club

Always a great club is LIT Outdoor Club for our International students. Many friendships are made in this club and a great way to see some of the South West of Ireland... always improving #litstudentexperience

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Africa Day is taking place tomorrow and there are activities all over Limerick this week to celebrate it, whether you're into sport, music or food, all interests are covered!

LIT Outdoor Club

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LIT Moylish Campus looking great in an illustration that LSAD graduate Eimear Moroney created for us! #Limerick #MakeitLIT

LIT Outdoor Club

Great mix of Irish & International students A great club to meet students and share #studentexperience

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This week, our International Officer Garrett Greene Lit has been at the Global Higher Education Exhibition in Oman, supporting Ireland's educational export trade through Education in Ireland, our partners at Ireland House and the Ministry of Higher Education of the Sultanate of Oman. LIT has hosted many sponsored scholars from Oman over the last 3 years. Garrett is pictured with Mohammed Al Rashdi, a Director of Ireland House, Muscat.

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LIT Ph.D. student Martin Hayes showcasing the successful academic partnership between LIT (Ireland) and UFSJ (Brazil) under International Collaborative Research in Higher Education at #FAUBAI today.

Institutos de Ensino Superior da Irlanda apresentam colaborações bem-sucedidas com o Brasil

Positive words on the relationship between LIT and Brazilian universities at the #FAUBAI conference in Brazil where LIT are presenting today. "STRENGTHENING RELATIONSHIPS: When the first students of Science without Borders began to land in Ireland, the Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) immediately began looking for partnerships that generated long-term benefits for both countries. This week, Dr. Liam Brown, Vice President of Research, Development and Innovation, and Dr. Patrick Murray, Head of Research and Technology Transfer, both of LIT, will be in Brazil to formalize some of these projects. In addition, LIT PhD student Martin Hayes, who is doing a research exchange at UFSJ (Federal University of São João del Rei) in Minas Gerais, will give a presentation on his experience at FAUBAI, together with Brazilian university. For Liam Brown, the partnership between LIT and UFSJ brought significant scientific and cultural benefits to both Ireland and Brazil. He believes that sharing a similar mentality with Brazilians was central to this positive relationship, and lists the three main similarities between the two nations in his view as: " a strong work ethic, passionate about what we do and both open welcoming people." LIT is seeking more collaborative projects that can generate a positive social impact. LIT has distinguished itself and received funding from Erasmus + for undergraduate students and for short-term trips by researchers from both countries. Last year, LIT also hosted six co-supervised master's students from Brazil with scholarships offered by the Irish Institutes of Technology (IoTI)."

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LIT had a fruitful visit to Brazilian partner Universidade Federal de São João del-Rei (UFSJ) last Friday with Dr. Liliane Assis Sade, Dean of International Affairs, UFSJ.

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Great representation for #LIT at this years #FAUBAI2017 conference in Port Alegre Brazil! Pictured are LIT's Head of Research and Technology Transfer, Dr. Patrick Murray, Vice President Research Development & Innovation, Dr. Liam Brown, Irish Ambassador, Brian Glynn, Education in Ireland representative, Sarah O'Sullivan and LIT Ph.D. Student, Martin Hayes.

First-time Limerick: 10 top attractions in the Treaty City - Lonely Planet

Some great ideas for things to do in the city! How many have you tried so far?