A day in the life of an ATT student
See what the everyday is like for an Advanced Therapeutic Technologies (ATT) student in RCSI straight from the perspective of our students.
"With our campus being so central, it is so easy to go and see new things, try new food and even meet up with people for coffee while on breaks between lectures."
"This programme has been a perfect blend of my love for human biology and cutting-edge technology!"
"Get involved in as many clubs and societies as you can, as you can meet so many people and it’s a great way to make lots of friends from different courses and countries."
Watch Aisha's video
Advanced Therapeutic Technologies student, Aisha, takes you around a typical day in her life in RCSI.
Follow her as she works on her coding assignments and attends the day's lectures and tutorials.
Why ATT at RCSI Dublin?
Are you interested in biology and health science, love maths and technology and want to research and develop the latest health technologies?
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73 questions with an ATT student
Year 1 Advanced Therapeutic Technologies student, Luke Doyle, explains what it's like to be in the first intake of students for the programme.
He also introduces us to his lecturer, Dr Ben Ryan, and brings us to RCSI's new campus site.
