ISA Study Abroad in Dublin, Ireland
- Ireland
- Dublin
About Program
Study abroad with ISA in Dublin! In this young and international city, ISA students will have a wonderful time exploring the Irish heritage in the country's capital. Students can choose from courses at Trinity College, University College Dublin and Maynooth University!
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Program Highlights
- Dublin is the country's vibrant, charming, and historic capital, offering a dynamic urban experience with a diverse cultural scene, a wide range of international events, bustling nightlife, and the presence of major global tech companies.
- Ireland's natural beauty is breathtaking, with lush green landscapes, rugged coastlines, and picturesque countryside.
- Ireland is renowned for its excellent education system and world-class universities.
- Wide range of course options with local and international students.
- The country has a fascinating cultural history with deep-rooted traditions in music, literature, dance, and folklore.
Popular Programs
Trinity College Dublin (TCD) was founded in 1592 when Queen Elizabeth I issued a charter for Trinity College, thereby making it Ireland's oldest operating university. Its reputation for excellence in teaching and research attracts outstanding professors and students from all over the world. Trinity is located on a small, beautiful campus in the heart of Dublin
Maynooth University is the second oldest university in Ireland; established in 1795 as St. Patrick's College, Maynooth. While Maynooth is one of the oldest universities in Ireland, it is also Ireland's fastest growing university. Located in Ireland's only university town just 40 minutes west of Dublin, Maynooth makes for an ideal setting if you desire an impressive, yet close-knit, university.
Ireland's largest university, University College Dublin (UCD) offers a beautifully landscaped 300-acre campus with strikingly modern buildings and residences. The main campus is the Belfield campus, an easy 2.5 miles bus ride south of Dublin's city center. With five of Ireland's Taoisigh (Prime Ministers) among its alumni, the university has played a key role in the history of the modern Irish State and continues to play a leading part in shaping Ireland's future.