Study Abroad in IRELAND
Trinity College Dublin
About the Program
Trinity College Dublin encapsulates all that is best about Ireland today. You can spend an afternoon exploring the Old Library, which houses the famous Book of Kells, or attend a DIY periscope workshop the Science Gallery, Dublin. Between challenging academics, active clubs and societies, the vibrant life of the city, and the accessibility of Europe, studying at TCD ensures that you'll have an once-in-a-lifetime semester abroad!
About Dublin
Dublin, located near the coast of the Irish Sea, has a vibrant cultural scene with music of all kinds, theater, art and literary activities.
Program Benefits
- Live and learn in the heart of Dublin on a campus set on 47 acres near museums, libraries, theatres, cinemas, shops and restaurants
- Oldest university in Ireland with renowned academics
- Trinity offers up to $2,000 in travel grants for visiting students with high financial need
- Many small classes and high faculty-to-student ratio
Scholarships
IFSA scholarships are primarily need-based and factor in any additional cost your study abroad program might have over home school tuition. The awards are $500 for summer programs, $1,500 for semester programs and $2,500 for full year programs. These scholarships may apply to any IFSA program, with the exception of our custom programs.
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Contact Us
6201 Corporate Drive, Suite 200
Indianapolis, IN 46278
800.858.0229
studyabroad@ifsa-butler.org
Program Details
Eligibility: 9.9 cumulative GPA at the time of application, a higher GPA may be necessary to be competitive for some departments. In order to qualify for upper division courses, 3-4 courses should be completed in the intended field of study prior to participation.
Advising Notes: Most IFSA Butler programs require a faculty reference but not all, depending on the university partner. Contact a program adviser for specific program requirements. The Early Start program is not covered by Scripps. Courses in English are primarily limited to first year courses. A few classes at the second year level may have openings. The credit system at Irish universities varies from the US and students typically take 5-7 courses per semester to equal 15 semester units or 3.75 courses at Scripps. Because most classes carry .5 Scripps credit, students must obtain permission from the corresponding department at Scripps, to combine two courses from the same department in order to fulfill a major or minor requirement.
Visa Information: After acceptance, your program will provide you with specifics about the visa required. The embassy site will have information on visa requirements for planning purposes.
Budget Planning: Trinity charges a supplemental fee for labs and required field trips when enrolling in certain departments (typically the natural/physical sciences as well psychology). All required components of a class are part of tuition with this supplemental charge covered in the fees paid to the program by Scripps College. The student is responsible for the charges of any optional field trips. (Coming soon!) For budget planning purposes, click
here to view the current cost of living comparison between Dublin and Los Angeles.