What can I study?
You have the chance to take three courses in subjects like Irish film, cultural studies, history and literature. Also, you have the chance to take trips throughout Ireland’s most historic and interesting landmarks.
Why Dublin?
The capital of Ireland, Dublin is located on the country’s east coast. It is Ireland’s center of commerce, culture politics and history. With almost 50% of its population under the age of 25, Dublin has an active nightlife. On the weekends, visit the Dublin Castle, St. Patrick’s Cathedral or the ancient Book of Kells on the campus of Trinity College. Learn about Ireland Gaelic History and its influences on music, art and culture as you have the semester of a lifetime!
What are the requirements?
- 2.50 GPA
- Sophomore status
Where will I live?
You are housed with a host family and are provided breakfast and dinner daily. You are responsible for your own lunches.
How much will it cost?
Program services include:
- Pre and post advising
- Tuition
- Room
- Breakfast and dinner daily
- Books and materials
- Local transportation pass
- On-site orientation
- Excursions
- Wireless internet access
- International Student ID card
- Limited health insurance
You are responsible for:
- Airfare
- Lunches
- Personal expenses
Scholarships are available through AHA International.
Summer Programs: You will pay the tuition, room, board, academic fees and a $500 administrative fee.
How do I get started?
To begin the application process, visit the Academic and Career Planning Office (basement of the library). All applications are submitted to each program through the ACP Office on the student’s behalf.
