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Locations: Dublin, Ireland; London, United Kingdom
Program Terms: Summer
Homepage: Click to visit
Restrictions: Non-FIE applicants only

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Fact Sheet:

Fact Sheet:
Program Type:	Study	Housing Options:	Residence Hall
Class Eligibility:	Junior, Senior, Sophomore	Language of Instruction:	English
Areas of Study:	Accounting, Advertising, Art History, Arts, Business, Communications, Creative Writing, Economics, Education, Environmental Studies, Fashion, Film & Media Studies, Finance, Health Sciences, History, Humanities, Internship, Journalism, Literature, Marketing, Middle East Studies, Music, Peace Conflict & Social Justice, Politics, Pre-law, Pre-med, Psychology, Sports Science, Theatre

Program Description:

DUBLIN / LONDON DUAL-CITY SUMMER STUDY PROGRAM

Dublin, Ireland - London, England

DATES & FEES I PROGRAM PAGE I FIE SCHOLARSHIPS

CANT CHOOSE BETWEEN LONDON OR DUBLIN? STUDY IN BOTH!

Spend the first five weeks in Dublin, taking two classes with FIE and Dublin Business School (DBS). Students live in dedicated student housing close to the vibrant city centre, home to a plethora of independent shops, quaint restaurants, and markets. Experience more of Ireland through two included study weekends away to Northern Ireland (Derry and Belfast) and the western coast of Ireland (Galway, Connemara, and the Aran Islands).

Travel to the UK and wrap up your summer in London. Using the city as your classroom, youll visit cultural institutions such as the Houses of Parliament or the Tate Modern as part of your courses co-curricular activities. FIEs Foundation House, set in leafy South Kensington, serves as a home base for coursework, with nine classrooms and a student common room, as well as our Student Life, Academic, and Administration team offices. Students typically live in converted 18th-century townhomes with modern amenities.