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  • Locations: Limerick, Ireland
  • Program Terms: IOP Summer
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  • Program Sponsor: International Studies Abroad 
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Language of instruction: English Housing options: Private apartments
Program: Direct enrollment Class standing required at departure: 2-Sophomore, 3-Junior, 4-Senior, 5-Graduate
Areas of study: Art history, Art studio, Communication, Engineering, Film and media studies Minimum GPA from application until departure: 2.5
Program type: Study abroad
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University  of Limerick Summer School

Program Highlights

  • Earn 3 credits in 3 weeks during the summer at one of Ireland's most dynamic and innovative universities
  • Discover Irish culture by enrolling in one of five fascinating classes or take a technical communications for engineers class
  • The program includes excursions, trips, and social outings to help you make the most of your time in Ireland

Who Should ApplyLimerick Blue Door

Open to students of all majors who have completed at least one year of university at the time of participation. This program may be of particular interest to students wishing to study engineering or Irish literature, history, sociology, media and law.

Program Overview

The University of Limerick's Summer School offers students the opportunity to experience a worthwhile learning, social, and cultural package. Students study one course option on a full-time basis over a three week period, with a choice of five courses across the areas of Irish Literature, History, Sociology, Media and Law, for 3 academic credits (6 ECTS). Or, choose a technical communications for engineers course for 4.5 US credits.

Social outings and trips are planned to give students a taste of life in Ireland and the chance to see some of the country's outstanding scenery. Trips to Dublin and to the spectacular County Clare coast are included as well as an End of Summer Schools BBQ.

Location

Limerick (population 80, 000) is the third largest city in the Republic of Ireland. Limerick is easily accessible by air, coach or train. The city is located 12 miles from Shannon International Airport. There are direct connections between Shannon Airport and major cities in the USA, UK and Europe.

Limerick is renowned as a center of excellence for technology. It is home to the National Technology Park of Ireland and to many international electronics and other high technology firms. Limerick offers its visitors an extensive range of attractions, museums and art galleries. For sporting enthusiasts Limerick offers a wide range of sports from Gaelic games such as hurling and football to Limerick's favorite sport, rugby.

Participants will be housed in on-campus accommodations in the University of Limerick, in apartment format with 6 single en-suite bedrooms (with private study area and internet access) in each apartment. Each apartment also includes a shared living area with kitchen and lounge with television.

Academic Information

The University of Limerick is promoted nationally and internationally as Ireland's most dynamic and innovative university. Through International Education the University offers excellent opportunities for academic and personal development of students and staff with the purpose of educating informed and engaged global citizens.

Students can choose from six separate course options. Limerick Castle
  • Irish Life & Literature (History/Literature/Cultural Studies)
  • Law in Ireland (Law/Politics/Sociology)
  • Sociological Perspectives on Irish Society (Sociology/Cultural Studies)
  • Screening Ireland: Ireland in Film and Television (Media/Communications)
  • Visual Culture in Ireland 1400-1950 (Art/Art History/Film)
  • Technical Communication for Engineers

About GlobaLinks Learning Abroad Programs

GlobaLinks Learning Abroad programs are created with individual student's goals in mind. Our programs are built around a unique Discovery Model which is delivered by our amazing staff, both in the U.S. and overseas. Our Discovery Model provides every student with an individualized experience through discovery in 5 key areas: personal, academic, cultural, social, and professional. Our North American staff counsels each student through the application and enrollment process, and our on-site Resident Coordinators set up a calendar of activities for students related to each area of discovery. These activities are more than just tourist excursions, and include opportunities like networking events, local festivals, gallery openings, and other similar events that you can't find in a travel book.

GlobaLinks Learning Abroad programs include everything you would expect in a study abroad program: guaranteed housing, 24-hour in-country support, comprehensive pre-departure services, and discovery activities to make the most out of each student's experience. Students of all majors are welcome to apply, and no prior language skill is required even for foreign-speaking destinations as some or all courses are taught in English at each university. Scholarships are available.

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Email: studyabroad@globalinksabroad.org

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