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Study Abroad at UCD Te UCD Study Abroad programme has been created for North American and other non-EU undergraduate students wishing to study for a semester or a year at UCD on a fee-paying basis. Tis especially relates to Arts & Human Sciences, Business, Pre-Law, Engineering, Architecture, Agri-Food, Nutrition & Environmental Sciences, Nursing & Midwifery, Sport & Exercise and Science. We accept a limited number of students who
will take the same modules/classes as those taken by Irish students. Interested students normally join UCD in their Junior or Senior year for one semester or the full academic year (September to May). Examinations take place in December and May. For students wishing to pursue these excit-
ing opportunities to study in Ireland’s largest university, you will need to make your own credit-transfer arrangements. Acceptance for individual subjects is dependent on approval of programmes already taken in your own univer- sity. A grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is required.
For further information and instructions on the online application process, please contact the following:
Enda Carroll Manager, UCD Centre for Study Abroad, UCD Belfield, Dublin 4 Email:
enda.carroll@
ucd.ie Tel: +353 1 716 8528
Joanne Reilly Study Abroad Assistant Email:
joanne.reilly@
ucd.ie Web:
www.ucd.ie/international/ studyabroad
Arts & Human Sciences: UCD Centre for Study Abroad Email:
studyabroad@ucd.ie
Business: Aoife Doherty Tel: +353 1 716 4752 Email:
aoife.doherty@
ucd.ie
Science: Joanna Long Tel: +353 1 716 2365 Email:
joanna.long@ucd.ie or
annette.forde@
ucd.ie
Agri-food, Nutrition & Environmental Sciences: Claudia Schmid Tel: +353 1 716 7676 Email:
claudia.schmid@
ucd.ie
Engineering & Architecture: Sue Philpott Tel: +353 1 716 1864 Email:
sue.philpott@
ucd.ie
Pre-Law: Claire O’Shea Tel: +353 1 716 8342 Email:
claire.oshea@ucd.ie
Nursing & Midwifery: Anne Finan Tel: +353 1 716 6493 Email:
anne.finan@
ucd.ie
Sports & Exercise: Tara Magdalinski Tel: +353 1 716 3439 Email:
tara.magdalinski@
ucd.ie
Visiting Dublin — A World Capital of Culture
Dublin, Ireland’s capital city, has a population of some 1.2 million, with around half of that figure estimated to be under the age of 25, making it one of the most youthful and vibrant cities in Europe.
Te city has a long and famous cultural his- tory, and has recently been named a UNESCO City of Literature, one of only four such cities worldwide. Along with literary giants including James Joyce, Samuel Beckett and Oscar Wilde, many popular music figures from U2 to Sinead O’Connor had their origins in Dublin. Tis per- vasive sense of culture is alive and well today with a vast range of theatres, museums, literary events, nightspots and gig venues to rival any city in the world. Although it has all the amenities and buzz of a
major cosmopolitan city, Dublin retains a sense of intimacy and security. Dublin is also the sports capital of Ireland with
most key sporting events taking place here in its various stadia and sports venues. Tese include
Croke Park, one of the largest sports stadia in Europe and home of the national sports, Gaelic football and hurling, and the newly rebuilt Aviva Stadium, home to Irish international rugby and soccer. Travelling in or around Dublin is easy with
extensive rail and bus links, as well as dedicated cycle lanes. It is also a great place to start if you want to see more of Ireland, as it is the hub of the country’s national transport system. Dublin Airport also boasts direct links to many of the world’s capital cities.
For further information about Dublin see:
www.visitdublin.com www.dublin.ie www.dublincity.ie
Image courtesy Dublin Tourism Image Library
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