Study Abroad in Ireland

Home to Shaw and Swift, Joyce, Lewis and Yates – what better place to write your own story of discovery than Ireland?

Study abroad in Dublin, a vibrant European capital with a truly international flavor. You’ll quickly become familiar with its narrow streets, myriad cafés, shops, and famous Dublin pubs. Enjoy a thriving community of artists, musicians, and writers, enjoy galleries, museums, and places of historical interest that lend themselves to a genuine bohemian atmosphere.

You’ll choose from a wide range of courses from business and international relations, to communications and service-learning at. And with cultural activities, campus clubs and excursions that take you all around the island, CIEE study abroad in Ireland offers you a truly immersive international experience.

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Ireland Blog Posts

Stave off the Post-Holiday Blues with J-term in Dublin!

By College Study Abroad at CIEE

Want an exciting way to fill the otherwise unexciting month of January? Why not experience the craic that Ireland is famous for while earning three credits? Forget about leprechauns and...keep reading

Best Time to Buy an International Plane Ticket to Europe

By College Study Abroad at CIEE

Just because you want to study abroad in Europe doesn’t mean your plane ticket has to break the bank. There are ways to maneuver through the many travel options available...keep reading

THE FINAL STRETCH

By Martin Humphreys at CIEE

It’s the last week of classes, which means a few things for me. My time in Ireland is almost done, the deadlines for my final assignments are starting to creep...keep reading

Eating Your Way Through Brussels

By Martin Humphreys at CIEE

Before coming to Ireland, I had a general list of places that I wanted to visit, both in and outside of the country. I dreamed of destinations in Italy and...keep reading

“Let’s stay further outside the city; it’ll be cheaper!”

By Martin Humphreys at CIEE

Ah, the infamous words of a study abroad student trying to save money. Upon our arrival to Dublin, my friends and I began planning trips, both domestically and internationally, in...keep reading

Tips for Making your GNIB/INIS Appointment

By Martin Humphreys at CIEE

If you’re studying in Ireland for more than 90 days, you’ll need to register with Irish Immigration Authorities, known as INIS. While this can seem intimidating, it’s not difficult if...keep reading

Study Abroad in Ireland