Overview

GlobaLinks Learning Abroad, formerly known as EuroLearn, offers semester/year abroad programs at Dublin Institute of Technology.

Dublin Institute of Technology’s (DIT) School of Business is one of the highest ranked colleges in Ireland, is a member of the European University Association (EUA), and is closely integrated in the economic and cultural life of Ireland.

With roots dating back to the 1800s, DIT leads in key areas of learning and teaching. DIT has 20,000 students and 1,100 staff across six faculties.

The Faculty of Business is one of the largest business schools in Ireland and offers students a flexible approach to designing their tailored study program across all major business disciplines such as Management, Marketing, Accounting and Finance, Supply Chain Management, and Retail and Services Management.

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Location

The Faculty of Business has over 140 full-time academic staff, many with extensive business experience. The Faculty is located in a state-of-the-art, purpose-built campus in the heart of Dublin city, adjacent to the business district and alongside other major universities.

The campus is home to 4,000 students, ensuring a vibrant student life. DIT has excellent facilities including 1,000 open-access computers, a range of social spaces, and a library, which is the most advanced business-specific library in Ireland/UK and has considerable electronic information resources available to off-site clients.

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Academic Highlights

The Faculty of Business offers you unrivalled opportunities to create your own tailored program of study across all major disciplines. Expertise in Marketing, International Business, Management, Finance, and Logistics; innovative small group teaching and learning; and superb facilities will ensure that your time at DIT’s School of Business will be a memorable one.

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Housing

The city of Dublin offers a wide range of housing options. To assure that students have housing reserved prior to arrival, GlobaLinks Learning Abroad works with a Dublin-based private rental company that specializes in study abroad student accommodations. They secure and manage the properties while placing students from a variety of study abroad programs together. You may be with other GlobaLinks students or other international students participating in short term study in Dublin.

There are a variety of housing options available including Student Residence, shared houses, or shared apartments across the city. All housing is “self-catered” meaning that you shop for and prepare your own meals. The housing options include wireless Internet connections, basic cable television, and are fully furnished including extra amenities such as a television set and kitchenware. You may choose a single room, shared rooms, different size apartments and different locations. The cost of the housing will vary depending on your individual choice. Some will require an easy commute via bus or tram while others are a short walking distance from the city center, DIT, and Trinity College.
 

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Orientation

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Scholarships Available

GlobaLinks Learning Abroad strives to offer the most reasonable abroad fees to Europe.  To further enhance the affordability of the semester/year study abroad programs, we encourage you to apply for scholarships through all available scholarship sources.  Learn more about our scholarship opportunities.

Get Involved Abroad

Extracurricular Activities

As a GlobaLinks Learning Abroad participant, you will be directly enrolled as a student in the university abroad. This allows you to take advantage of every opportunity to be culturally integrated in the campus environment and culture by participating in university activities with resident students. DIT has over 100 clubs and societies, covering sporting, social, and cultural activities and all clubs operate in six major DIT locations across the city. Check out the Student Union website for resources about getting involved on campus and around Dublin! The DIT Societies Office, with the support of the DIT Cultural and Social Committee, work together to provide an excellent variety of student societies and activities to ensure that you can enjoy a great student experience. There are now over 80 active DIT Societies (clubs) which are run by students for students. Students are encouraged to join societies of interest to enrich your college experience and to meet new like-minded friends. 
 

Community Involvement

Getting involved abroad can enable you to meet local students, make a meaningful connection with your campus and community, and enhance your study abroad experience. Your coordinator will connect you with local resources if you wish to volunteer for community projects through your host university. It is important for you to find the right combination of academic, cultural, and leisure activities in order to take full advantage of international learning and cultural immersion.

All students are encouraged to participate in volunteer activities at or near their campus, where permitted under host-country immigration regulations. Service learning is an integral piece of a well-rounded education, and we support students’ efforts to integrate into the local culture through volunteer activities. Students are provided with information on volunteer opportunities on campus or within the community during the orientation and preparation process. 

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Special Programs and Excursions

DIT offers GlobaLinks Learning Abroad students the chance to explore Ireland’s unique cultural, social, and natural heritage with excursions throughout Dublin and the surrounding country.

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Enhance Your Experience Online

Global Citizen Development

The new Global Citizen Development modules are online learning components designed to help you explore your study abroad destination and experience at a whole new level. These modules are not mandatory; however, we strongly encourage your participation as they will introduce you to the opportunities and challenges you may encounter when participating in a study abroad program, as well as expose you to cultural insights and knowledge about your host country to help make your program abroad even more successful and fulfilling. Through the 3 modules, you will refine your skills in cross-cultural observation, adaptation, and communication.  

Course Catalog

If you have any questions about course availability, please contact studyabroad@globalinksabroad.org.  

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Watch a short slideshow of photos of the DIT campus and the city of Dublin 

Ask an Alumni

Ever wonder what it's like to live in Europe? Are you having trouble finding the right university for you? Speak to students that were already there! They are truly experts on their universities and cities, and want to help you go abroad too.

Email studyabroad@globalinksabroad.org with your name, email, and your specific program of interest and we'll email you with the contact details for one of our 20,000 alumni!

Please don't hesitate to contact us as well with any questions.

Fees

Fee Includes

All fees are quoted in US Dollars unless otherwise specifically stated. Program Fees include tuition for full-time semester status, university and program administrative fees, membership in the student union (where applicable), health insurance, ISIC card, and the Bridging Cultures Program. Fees include all pre-departure services such as: orientation materials, visa-processing support (excluding the visa fee), housing placements, personal advising, subject selections, liaise with your home university, credit transfer assistance, and financial aid services. As a study abroad student, you will be required to enroll as a full time student. Your semester is equivalent to 12-16 U.S. credits. Housing Fees are not included in the Program Fee and will be billed separately depending on the specific accommodations placement. A housing deposit is not included in this fee. Where required to reserve accommodations in advance the student will make direct payment for the refundable housing deposit. Students who select “personal apartment living arranged upon arrival by the student” will only be charged the Program Fees, and housing costs will be paid on arrival by the student.

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Programs in Europe Coordinator

Name: Katiana Brenner Title: Senior Coordinator, Outreach and Student Services Department: BIO: As an outreach and student services coordinator for the GlobaLinks Learning Abroad European programs, Katiana handles enrollment and returned student services for programs in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Katiana graduated with a BA in French from the University of Northern Colorado. She spent a year studying abroad in Dakar, Senegal and has also spent some time in the UK, France, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, and Ireland.