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IES Trinity College, University of Dublin
Trinity College has always been a center of intellectual exploration. It is situated in the heart of Dublin. The 400 year old institution has beautiful 18th century buildings that surround green quadrangles. It's reputation rivals Oxford and Cambridge.
Areas of Study
Biology (especially genetics and molecular biology), Classics, Economics, Engineering (full year only), English, History, Math, Music, Performing Arts, Philosophy, Political Science, and Religious Studies.
| Term | Dates | Application Deadline |
| Fall | early September - mid December | February 1 |
| Spring | mid January - mid May |
May 1 |
| Academic Year | early September - mid June | February 1 |
Eligibility
Minimum 3.3 gpa. Strong preparation in the subject area(s) to be studied.
WU Credits
15-16 WU units per semester. 2 ECTS (European Community Course-Credit Transfer System) units usually equal 1 WU unit.
Location
Dublin, Ireland
Housing
Students stay in IES apartments that are located in various residential areas of central
Dublin. Between four and six students usually share an apartment that consists of a kitchen, two or
three bedrooms, and a common area. The apartments are completely furnished and include a computer,
printer, and wireless Internet access. Students usually prepare meals on their own or eat at inexpensive local restaurants. Meal
plans are not included.
Commute time from student apartments to the IES Dublin Center is 15-30 minutes by foot or
via the light-rail system,
Luas.
Student Life
On campus, there is a wide range of activities to suit all tastes. All students are welcome to join student clubs, sports clubs, and student government. There are also countless special events and guests on campus.
Dublin has a unique and lively atmosphere that attracts millions of visitors every year. The city is steeped in culture through arts, theatre, and folklore. Art galleries and museums, such as the National Museum, are available. Students can visit Croke Park to see a football match or Lansdowne for some rugby. Dublin has restaurants, bookstores, street markets, and ethnic restaurants all over. There are numerous pubs and clubs for the nightlife scene.
On-Site Support
IES resident director and staff. Office of International Student Affairs at TCD.
Application Process
The application process differs based on your department's approval of this program.
If this program is approved by your department you must submit a completed WU Semester/AY Study Abroad Application with program-specific forms to the Overseas Programs office in McMillan 138. If this program is not approved by your department, then you must meet with Jennifer White Reding before proceeding with your application.
More about the application process can be found on the How to Apply webpage.
WU Program Price
The WU program price includes WU tuition plus WU student health insurance and any housing, food, airfare or other costs paid by WU on the student's behalf. Below are projected program pricing and estimated personal expenses for this program. Click on the term to download a detailed cost breakdown.
| Estimated Costs* |
*The fees, charges, and expenses shown are estimates based on current information only and are subject to change.
| Faculty Liaison Prof. Joe Loewenstein English Campus Box 1122 (314) 935-4404 Duncker 125 jfloewen@artsci.wustl.edu |
Overseas Programs Coordinator Ms. Jessica Mervis Campus Box 1088 (314) 935-7695 McMillan 138 jmervis@artsci.wustl.edu |
