Program

Spend a summer participating in an internship in Dublin, Ireland. Internships are available in virtually all professional fields, such as, professional organizations, NGOs, hospitals, political parties or even policy think tanks. Our internships in Dublin are fully administered by EUSA. EUSA looks after the selection, placement and arranges the accommodations of the students. The program includes an orientation (in Dublin), followed by a professional practice, unpaid internship, working full-time (40 hours weekly, Monday-Friday).

Program Dates

July 2, 2007 to August 25, 2007

Program Costs

Below are the estimated costs of the Dublin internship. The program fee varies slightly depending on the number of participants.

$3,900 inclusive 8 weeks of housing & all programming

$1,200 (est.) board

$900 estimated airfare

$500 John Carroll Univeristy tuition (6 credits optional)

$6,500 Program total (including the 6 hrs.)

Accommodation

Students will live in Shanowen Square, a newly built apartment complex especially designed for students. The fully furnished apartments consist of3 to 5 single bedrooms with private bathrooms, a shared kitchen and living area, Internet connections and on-site laundry facilities. Located approximately three miles from Dublin city center, across from the campus of Dublin City University in the Glasvevin/Santry neighborhoods, Shanowen Square is well served by public transportation.

Important Dates

February 1: John Carroll Application with $ 200 deposit

March 1: $600 down payment for program fees

March 19: Resumes, essays, housing forms, digital photo due

April 2: EUSA on campus interview & orientation

April 15: remainder of program fee ($3,100)

Further Information

Applications for the NUI Maynooth as well as for the Center for Global Education can be picked up at the center.

For detailled informaiton, please contact Dr. Sobisch

For further information about the Dublin Internship, please contact the Center for Global Education

For further information about t Ireland, consult the following links:

CIA World Fact book: Ireland

The State Department Consular Information Sheet: Ireland

The Centers for Disease Control: Western Europe