Study Abroad in Dublin
College Study Abroad
We are not currently running programs in Ireland for Summer or Fall 2021.
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Explore Dublin, Ireland
One of Europe’s most youthful cities, the charm and ancient heritage of Old Dublin still shines through amongst today’s emerging European tech hub and growing multi-cultural population. For a true taste of Irish culture, Dublin is the place.


Study Tours & Cultural Excursions
Every CIEE semester program has frequent cultural excursions and a multi-day study tour uniquely designed to complement the program’s academics and enhance students’ cultural immersion. In Dublin, past study tours and excursions have included:
- Visits to Ireland’s medieval city of Kilkenny
- Traveling back centuries in time at Ireland’s National Heritage Park in Co. Wexford to see how ancient and medieval Irish lived
- Guided tours of museums, cathedrals, galleries, and historic sites

Where Students Study
CIEE Dublin
CIEE Dublin is located on the Glasnevin, St. Patrick’s and All Hallow’s campuses of Dublin City University.
Dublin City University (DCU)
DCU was established in the early 1980s and hosts 16,000 students. Its multidisciplinary programs stimulate entrepreneurial awareness and activity through strong links with Dublin-based and international businesses.

Internships & Volunteering
Depending on their program of study and availability, students may be able to participate in an internship or volunteer. In Dublin, students can volunteer at organizations like North Dublin Cooperative, Fighting Words, or the Writers Museum.
Study Abroad Programs in Dublin
Currency Spoken Languages Available Transportation Famous Local Climate Did you know? Airport Social Norms What to Pack
Euro
English
Dublin Light Rail System (LUAS), Dublin Area Rapid Transit (DART), bus, feet
Oscar Wilde – eccentric Irish poet and playwright
Comfortable summers, wet cold winters, mild spring and fall
Dublin has the youngest population of Europe – roughly half of its population is under 25 years old
Dublin Airport (DUB)
Don’t attempt to imitate the Irish accent of locals – it’s considered annoying and rude
Backpack, comfortable shoes, umbrella, layers, raincoat