The required IES Abroad Internships course provides an introduction to the cultural context for the internship placement by examining cultural issues in the workplace with a particular focus on preparation for entering the work environment. Writing and discussion topics also introduce the concept of skill-building in cross-cultural competencies including communication, teamwork, and conflict mediation. The on-site classroom discussions enable you to fully appreciate what you are learning at the internship host organization. Seminar topics include: Résumé Writing & Interview Coaching...

Your program will begin with a 2-week, 2-credit workshop in Dublin, instructed by Jessica Courtney-Leen. The 2-week, 2-credit module, TH 394 - Theater Workshop explores improvisational approaches and texts, culminating in a staged performance at the end of the two‐week period. The class sessions focus on the orchestration of meaning and experience for the spectator, from conception through execution, with an eye toward the broader cultural implications of the actor’s work. For the last four weeks, you will be studying at the National Theatre School of Ireland-Gaiety School of Acting (NTSI (GSA...

Get ready for an unforgettable experience, get to know your new hometown, and your new neighbors while having lots of fun! The principle is simple: expand your cultural learning opportunities beyond the classroom. Field trips merge together the fun of traveling with an academic focus on the place you are visiting. We have a wide range of activities available to everyone and catering to all interests. The number of participants on the field trip is limited and registration is first-come, first served. You will register for field trips a couple of weeks before you arrive in Dublin. In general...

You will study at the IES Abroad Dublin Center alongside your IES Abroad peers. The History, Politics & Social Change program is carefully designed to ensure that you have an academic experience comparable in quality to the one that you receive on your home campus. The standard program runs four days a week (Monday-Thursday), and attendance is mandatory. Most classes are held at the IES Abroad Center location and meet twice a week for 2.5 hours each. In general, classes take place from 9:30am to 7pm. Your instructors will be locals, and there will be a formal syllabus which details what the...

Central Dublin Private Student Residence Extra fee No Internet access Yes, WiFi Meal plan No Kitchen privileges Yes Bathroom Private Laundry Approximately €3.60 to wash and €1.70 to dry for 50 minutes Cleaning No Quiet hours 10pm to 7am Bed linens provided Yes (pillow, pillow case, sheets, duvet, and duvet cover) Towels provided Yes (1 provided)

How to Request Housing Read through the Housing Options below to determine your preferences and contact your IES Abroad Program Advisor with any questions. NOTE: Housing Options and details may not be readily available until later in the predeparture process. Please be patient as we secure housing that will keep you healthy and safe during your semester abroad. When housing details are available, they will be posted here and you will get an email from your IES Abroad Advisor letting you know they are ready. Check with your study abroad advisor at your current college or university for...

Summer 2026 Program Calendar will be available in May!

Food & Drink Groceries per week, if you cook every meal at home €100 Breakfast at a restaurant €10-15 Lunch at a restaurant €10-20 Dinner at a restaurant €20-40 Soft drink €4 Coffee €4-6 Housing Key replacement fee (if key is lost, stolen, or damaged) €25-75 (Depending on housing) Local transportation Weekly tram and bus pass €40 Monthly tram and bus pass €100 Bike Rental and lock €60-100 for full term Personal Necessities Toiletries per week €5 Laundry per week €10 (for detergent or other supplies) Social Activity & Entertainment Movie Ticket €14 Concert/Theater performance Varies Museum...