IFSA University College Dublin Partnership
Dublin, Ireland
Term
Fall, Spring, Year
Language of Instruction
English
Language Prerequisite
None
Finance Options
Scholarships, grants, financial aid, monthly payment plan, credit card payments and more!
Application Deadlines:
- Fall: April 15—Extended to April 30
- Spring: October 15
YEAR OPTIONS: Students interested in calendar or academic year-long options should contact IFSA-Butler for deadlines, fees and more.
Min.
GPA for
Consideration:
3.0
Typical
Credit
Load:
15
About University College Dublin Partnership
There is something for everyone at UCD - Ireland's largest and most international campus. Spring into the humanities, sharpen your global business knowledge, conduct scientific research in cutting-edge facilities, and dig into pre-professional programs. Immerse yourself in a new culture as you traverse an exciting new academic setting!
University College Dublin Partnership Benefits
- Ireland's largest and most richly diversified university, ranked among the top 1 percent of universities worldwide, ranked 1st in Ireland for 40 subjects
- Located in Dublin with quick access to the city center
- Multiple options for STEM students, including clinical placements for pre-med and nursing and midwifery students; group-research focused Science and Business classes; and a state of the art Science Centre
- A research-intensive institution with new research-group focused modules in science and business and teaching
- An active Student Union that sponsors sports matches, films, concerts, parties and other social events as well as more than 100 campus clubs, a huge part of UCD's social life
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The IFSA-Butler Difference
Your success is our success! Whatever your goals, our approach is carefully designed to help you achieve them.
You will experience challenging, rewarding coursework in the highest quality classes, while receiving the academic support you need.
More than a tourist in a foreign country, you will engage in the community, build competencies, and develop yourself as a citizen of the world.
Our programs and practices reflect the value we place on diverse perspectives and are designed to support a variety of learners.
Round out your classroom experience with hands-on opportunities like internships, directed research, student teaching, community-based learning or volunteering, and cultural excursions.
You will have academic and personal mentors to assist with program choice, application, travel, cultural acclimation, language acquisition, class registration, academic issues, health and safety, and everything in between.
Academics at University College Dublin Partnership
Courses
Students apply to one college or program within UCD. Students must take the majority of their courses within their college or chosen program.
Explore available courses on the University College Dublin's online course catalog.
Explore available courses on the University College Dublin's online course catalog.
- Click on the
- To search by subject, select the college you’re applying for (ie Arts & Humanities or Engineering) under "Category"
- If there a multiple subjects available under “Subject,” choose the subject area you’re interested in
- Then tick the boxes to show course levels (Undergraduate students usually find Levels 1, 2, and 3 a good fit)
- Click the search button to see courses offered
- Check when the course is offered (semester 1 = fall, semester 2 = spring)
Course Restrictions
ENGLISH
English majors receive priority registration for English modules. These students can select up to three modules, two "core" and one "option" module. Core modules are at the 200 level (level 2) and option modules are at the 300 level (level 3). Students will be pre-registered in "core" modules only. "Option" module registration will take place on-site at UCD. Non-English majors can select up to two "core" modules only, subject to availability.
PSYCHOLOGY
Psychology majors receive priority registration and can typically take a maximum of two psychology modules. Non-psychology majors can select modules subject to availability, although availability is typically very limited.
HISTORY
History majors receive priority registration in history modules. Non-history majors can select modules subject to availability.
English majors receive priority registration for English modules. These students can select up to three modules, two "core" and one "option" module. Core modules are at the 200 level (level 2) and option modules are at the 300 level (level 3). Students will be pre-registered in "core" modules only. "Option" module registration will take place on-site at UCD. Non-English majors can select up to two "core" modules only, subject to availability.
PSYCHOLOGY
Psychology majors receive priority registration and can typically take a maximum of two psychology modules. Non-psychology majors can select modules subject to availability, although availability is typically very limited.
HISTORY
History majors receive priority registration in history modules. Non-history majors can select modules subject to availability.
Transcripts
After you return to the U.S., IFSA will send a Butler University transcript to your home university and to your permanent address. The transcript reflects the courses taken, credits attempted, and grades earned during your term abroad. This service is included in your study abroad program at no additional cost.
Subjects offered at University College Dublin Partnership
Accounting
Actuarial Science
Agriculture
American History
American/Canadian Studies
Anatomy/Physiology
Animal Science / Wildlife Management
Anthropology
Art History
Asian Studies
Astronomy
Biochemistry
Biology
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Science
Botany/Plant Science
Business
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Civil Engineering
Classics
Computer Science
Criminal Justice/Criminology
Cultural Studies
Economics
Electrical/Electronic Engineering
English
English Literature
Environmental Science/Studies
European History
Exercise Science/Kinesiology
Film Production
Finance
Food Science/Nutrition
Forestry
French
Genetics
Geography
Geology
German
History
Industrial Relations
International Business
Irish / Gaelic
Italian
Jewish Studies
Landscape Architecture
Law/Legal Studies
Marketing
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Microbiology
Midwifery
Music Performance
Music Studies
Neuroscience
Nursing
Pharmacy/Pharmacology
Philosophy
Physics
Physiotherapy/Physical Therapy
Political Science
Premedical
Psychology
Public/Global Health
Social Policy
Sociology
Spanish
Sports and Recreation Management
Statistics
Surveying
Theater/Drama
Veterinary Studies/Science
Welsh
Women and Gender Studies
Zoology
Housing & Meals
Housing Type
Apartment/Flat
Meals
Self-catered
The IFSA-Butler Team
IFSA-Butler has a dedicated team and staff who are here to help every student prepare and be ready to achieve their goals at every step of the way.
Program Advisor
Kendall Hook
Program Advisor - Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, England
317-940-4205 khook@ifsa-butler.org Read Full Bio Schedule Time to TalkFinance Advisor
Resident Director
Academic Affairs Director
Dates and Fees
Spring 2018
Program Dates
Program Start Date
January 11, 2018
Program End Date
May 20, 2018
Program Fees
Tuition
$16,675
Housing
$4,300
Insurance
Included
Total Program Fee
$20,975
Supplemental Fees
A separate fee of $2,500 will be charged for enrollment in business and commerce. A separate fee of $3,100 will be charged for enrollment in agriculture (pre-vet), engineering and architecture, nursing & midwifery, pre-law, pre-medical, science, and sport and exercise courses.
Estimated Costs
Airfare
$1,000
Meals
$1,550
Books & Supplies
$390
Local Transportation
$620
Visa
$300
Personal Expenses
$2,175
Total Estimated Costs
$6,035
Fall 2018
Program Dates
Program Start Date
August 30, 2018
Program End Date
December 22, 2018
Program Fees
Tuition
$16,450
Housing
$4,525
Insurance
Included
Total Program Fee
$20,975
Supplemental Fees
UCD charges higher fees for certain courses. Students enrolled in Engineering and Architecture, Nursing & Midwifery, Pre-Vet, Pre-Med, or Science courses will incur a supplemental fee of approximately $500
Estimated Costs
Airfare
$1000
Meals
$1,350
Books & Supplies
$390
Local Transportation
$540
Visa
$300
Personal Expenses
$1,895
Total Estimated Costs
$5,475