CIEE Dublin Arts and Sciences
Dublin is an ancient city that today is one of the most dynamic and fastest growing European capitals. With a young and vibrant population of over one million, it has enjoyed considerable economic growth in the last decade. While Dublin may be a city on the move, the charm, culture, and heritage of old Dublin is still apparent everywhere. It is perhaps the most literary city in the world with associations that include Joyce, Shaw, Swift, Wilde, and Beckett.
Program Focus
Dublin City University (DCU) was established in the early 1980s to meet the needs of Ireland’s rapidly growing economy. The University, with a student population of approximately 10,000, set out to provide students with highly relevant and often multi-disciplinary programs in order to create an environment that would stimulate entrepreneurial awareness and activity. Strong links with local and international businesses continue to maintain this environment.
The CIEE program at Dublin City University in Dublin is appropriate for students from a variety of disciplines who are well prepared academically for direct matriculation. The program is ideal for students wishing to take courses in international relations, business and communications and who wish to participate in the rich campus life of a small tight-knit university.
Program Duration
Academic Year, Fall, Winter/Spring
Relevant Academic Disciplines
Accounting, Business, Communication Studies, Computer Science, Culture, Economics, Education, Engineering, European Studies, Finance, Foreign Languages, General Sciences, Globalization, Health Studies, History, International Studies, Journalism, Law, Mathematics, Political Science, Service Learning
Program Provider
Pre-Requisites
Overall GPA 3.0
Service-Learning Track: college-level course in social science research method
Language Skill: None
Housing Options
Apartment | HomestayProgram Links
CIEE: Council for International Education and Exchange
CIEE Program Information
Program Cost – *add $400 in PSU fees per term
How Do I Apply?
Course Offerings
Deadlines
Fall – April 1st
Winter/Spring – Nov. 1st
Academic Year – April 1st
Program Contact
Goff, Rachel
Education Abroad Advisor - Europe
503-725-4195
East Hall - 207
To make an appointment with an advisor call 503-725-4094
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