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‘An archaeologist is really like a detective because he is always on the lookout for clues of various kinds which will help him in forming some idea of the way of life and customs of the people who lived in ancient times. As he is usually dealing with that
Ida Milne - Social Historian
Dr Ida Milne a social historian who researches the history of disease talks to Smart Futures about her career. Her career has taken a number of paths over the past 30 years and from this experience, she recommends students keep following their interests! What subjects did you take in school
Permanent Language Jobs in the EU
Like all the permanent jobs in the EU, permanent language jobs require candidates to first pass the concours organised by EPSO. The competition stages for those who would like to work with languages in the EU Institutions are similar to those already outlined for assistants, administrators, etc., but with some
Why I gave up my Job and became an Archaeologist
The road to Petras: In my mid twenties, I began to yearn for a change. A recurring voice at the back of my head kept whispering about the possibility of another path. Eight years ago I set out on a journey that would come to change the course of my
Make Yourself Employable with a Postgrad as Gaeilge
Job prospects for gaeilgeoirí boosted by Languages Act and EU recognition of Irish along with Government pledge on public service writes Áine McMahon on irishtimes.com - here's her advice: Irish universities offer a range of options for those wishing to take postgraduate courses through Irish.
