Ireland Study Abroad Program at Trinity College

Trinity College Dublin

• Required GPA:3.3 (4.0 scale)
• Application deadlines:April 1 for fall and full year
  September 15 for spring
• Program advisor:Beth Ehrsam

Cead Mile Failte! We’re so excited that you’re preparing to study abroad on an IFSA-Butler program and have chosen Trinity College as your destination. Founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I, Trinity College is the oldest University in Ireland. We’re sure you’re going to love studying in Dublin!

What Trinity College Dublin has to offer

• Established in 1592, one of Europe's oldest universities
• Only Irish University to rank in world top 50 universities (THES)
• The alma mater of many of Ireland's most famous historical figures, including Jonathan Swift and Samuel Beckett
• A vigorous academic atmosphere and highly competitive admission
• Set on 47 acres in the heart of Dublin near museums, libraries, theatres, cinemas, shops and restaurants
• The largest research and teaching library in Ireland, which houses the priceless eighth-century Book of Kells
• An active student union and many student clubs and societies that serve a wide range of political, social, academic, athletic and recreational interests

Housing

• Housing is off campus with other IFSA-Butler students in IFSA-Butler-operated student apartments in the city center
• Furnished apartments have kitchen facilities where you can prepare your own meals
• Students may stay in their housing during vacation periods between semesters

Academics

• Many small classes and high faculty-to-student ratio
• Focus on traditional subjects
• Students take all their courses within the schools or departments to which they are admitted. In most cases, usually no more than four schools or departments
• Students usually take four to eight courses per semester
• Early start option, Understanding Ireland, available for fall students
• The early start option comprises Irish history, art, architecture and literature in a historical context

We look forward to working with you! You can learn more about Trinity College Dublin by visiting their website.