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IES Abroad Dublin Direct Enrollment – Dublin City University
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You won’t need the luck of the Irish to have an unforgettable study abroad experience in Dublin with IES Abroad. By directly enrolling at Dublin City University (DCU), you’ll have the joy of befriending the Irish, who are known for their hospitality. You’ll feel more at home knowing that Dublin has a young population (more than half of the city is under 25). Dublin rewards the independent spirit w...
You won’t need the luck of the Irish to have an unforgettable study abroad experience in Dublin with IES Abroad. By directly enrolling at Dublin City University (DCU), you’ll have the joy of befriending the Irish, who are known for their hospitality. You’ll feel more at home knowing that Dublin has a young population (more than half of the city is under 25). Dublin rewards the independent spirit with a diverse culture and a wide range of educational opportunities. Dublin City University (DCU) offers a wide variety of challenging courses. This program appeals primarily to those students who are ready for the challenge of adapting to an entirely new academic culture that requires significant independent work. Dublin will also be your classroom. Take in an Irish play at Abbey Theatre, t...
Program Highlights
Dublin City University as one of Dublin's premier universities, DCU offers state-of-the-art facilities and technology to its students. Courses in Business, Humanities, Science, etc. are available.
You’ll have an individual IES Abroad Program Advisor to guide you before your study abroad adventure. From visa requirements to travel details, they are your #1 resource for preparing to study abroad.
We offer well-located, comfortable housing for all students because securing housing independently can be challenging. Our goal is that when you leave Dublin, it will feel like home.
DCU offers many clubs and societies to help you integrate into the local campus culture, including everything from Astronomy Club to Ultimate Frisbee.
Even though your adventure starts in Dublin, our field trips take you beyond the city to discover the culture and traditions of your host country.
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Amongst the Irish
by: Grace Konstantin - United StatesProgram: IES Abroad Dublin Direct Enrollment – Dublin City UniversitySince returning to the U.S., looking back on my time in Ireland feels like remembering another life. It was an absolutely whirlwind of 4 months, filled to the brim with experiences I may never live again but I will be eternally grateful for. Study abroad is this bizarre period in which it’s so easy to get caught up in the fantasy of it all – oh, I’ll spend my birthday in Paris or take a quick weekend in Madrid to try real paella and then meet some friends of a friend in Edinburgh? Easy. Book a R...
New Country, Good Life
by: Michaela - Rochester, MinnesotaProgram: IES Abroad Dublin Direct Enrollment – Dublin City UniversityWhen I decided I wanted to study abroad, I knew that I wanted to do more than study. IES's direct enrollment program was great because I was guaranteed to fulfill both my academic requirements and my wish to travel. My main concerns while planning my semester were not where I was going to live or when to book my flights, but rather what I wanted to see and what I wanted to do. Living and studying in Dublin was wonderful. The college, while it may be a bit behind the times administratively, has...
To Dublin...AND BEYOND!
by: Caeli - Buffalo, NYProgram: IES Abroad Dublin Direct Enrollment – Dublin City UniversityNow that I am home and in my predominant comfort zone, I realize how thrilling it was to expand my levels of comfort to new maxima. I have never been one to lengthen my socio-cultural boundaries but after four months of creating a new path, this was an essential move for me. After a semester in Dublin, Ireland, I am proud to call this bustling city my home. I made a connection to this city, my university, and the inhabitants of this beautiful locale. I had the privilege of being e...
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- Dublin, Ireland
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- Subjects & Courses
- Business
- Computer Engineering
- Health Sciences
Availability
Years Offered: 2020,Year Round
- Fall
- Spring
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
- All Nationalities
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Accommodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Dormitory
Qualifications & Experience
- High school graduate, diploma or the equivalent (for example: GED)
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Payton Hoff
Participated in 2015
Payton is an incoming junior at Hope College in Holland, Michigan, where she is studying biomedical engineering. During her time in Ireland, she took ...
Payton Hoff
Participated in 2015
In high school whenever I visited colleges I always asked the tour guides if they had studied abroad. Everyone that answered no said they regretted it. Since then, I knew that study abroad was going to be an opportunity in college that I would not miss out on.
Michaela Wentz
Participated in 2015
Michaela is from Rochester, Minnesota, so she grew up driving through corn fields everyday to go to school and swimming practice. Her main experience ...
Michaela Wentz
Participated in 2015
I decided to study abroad because I wanted to force myself to reevaluate my basic assumptions about the world and about myself.
Caeli Quiter
Participated in 2015
Caeli is a senior at the University of Rochester, where she is majoring in biomedical engineering. Originally from Buffalo, New York, she has grown up...
Caeli Quiter
Participated in 2015
I have always wanted to reconnect with my family in Ireland. My grandma made sure that our family grew up in an Irish lifestyle, full of Irish dance, memorizing traditional Irish tunes, and telling us stories about her parents who immigrated to the U.S. from Ireland. I have always known that I would study abroad somewhere in Ireland and I would do anything to make that happen.
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