Program Details

Semester in Dublin is housed at Dublin City University (DCU). Unlike the academic systems of most Irish universities, when it comes to teaching and learning, DCU’s system is loosely based on the American system. Rather than having one or two projects or p
Location:
Dublin, Ireland
Program Type:
Study Abroad
Degree Level:
Undergraduate
Term:
Academic Year, Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Winter Semester

Program Overview

Program Description:

When you study abroad in Dublin, we encourage you to take advantage of studying at one of the best universities in Ireland and living in one of the best cities in Eurp[e. Get to know local Irish students and customs, and you will surely fall in love with this city of history, tradition, and subtle sophistication. You will experience: New multiculturalism in an up-and-coming city – Due to an economic boom in the past two decades and an influx of immigrants from around the world, Dublin has been transformed into a new, hip European hot spot. You’ll find delicious Lebanese cuisine, trendy film cafés, and colorful international parades alongside statues of Irish literary giants. A US-style education a world away – Your host institution, Dublin City University, is modeled on the US university education experience, so you’ll have less educational culture shock. Just because you are studying in a new country doesn’t mean you have to adapt to a whole new style of learning. International students – Many of your 10,000 fellow students come from around the world. You can learn from them in and out of the classroom and have friends to visit across the globe after your semester abroad. Tons to do on campus – With over 100 student activities on campus and great resources like a student union, cafés, a pool, and even a rock-climbing wall, you’ll never get bored! Travel opportunities throughout the region - With cheap airfare and train routes galore, you can travel within Ireland, around the UK, and to various cities, beaches, and mountains in Europe when you study abroad in Ireland!

Semester in Dublin is housed at Dublin City University (DCU). Unlike the academic systems of most Irish universities, when it comes to teaching and learning, DCU’s system is loosely based on the American system. Rather than having one or two projects or presentations deciding your entire grade, you will have “continual assessment". That being said, you will have more responsibility for learning material outside of class than you may be used to. The main subject areas available at DCU: biology, biotechnology, business, chemistry, communication, computer science, economics, engineering, environmental sciences, health, intercultural communication, international relations, journalism, law, nursing, physics, political studies, and sport science.

If you've ever wanted to study abroad in Ireland, then check out our Semester in Dublin study abroad program. Here are a few of the key highlights that make this program unique. Cultural Excursions Live in one of the best cities in Europe Meet students from all around the world in your classes Take advantage of Dublin’s many festivals Study in Dublin in a high-quality, progressive, US-style university Great on-campus facilities Live and study with Irish students Diverse course offerings

Setting Description:
It's said that Ireland, once visited, is never forgotten. Home to only 4.5 million people, the island's influence far exceeds its size. It is extremely attractive for its renowned creativity in literature, film, and popular music. On top of that historical status, in the last 15 years Dublin has also become the heart of new economic growth and multiculturalism. Dublin is now recognized as one of the top cosmopolitan destinations in Europe. Dublin is the country's largest city, and is located along the River Liffey. It has more of a small city feel with a lot to do! All of Dublin's great attractions are in the heart of the city. Shortly after you arrive you will be able to feel the passion that Dubliners have for their sports teams (including football (soccer), rugby, and Gaelic Football). From museums and libraries, to more modern day attractions (The Guinness Factory being a favorite among travelers), you'll always have something to keep you occupied. Dublin is home to numerous conc
Cost:
For current prices and dates please visit the CISabroad website.