University College Dublin

International experience in a leading European research university is recognized worldwide and ranked among the best.

Location:

Dublin, Ireland

Date:

09.08–23.08

Age of participants:

11-17 years

Price:

€3330 — All inclusive

Advantages of educational trips to the University College Dublin

Improving English language skills

Lessons are taught by internationally certified teachers with experience in teaching foreign students - 20 hours of English per week.

Comfort and safety

The group leader monitors students' feedback on the learning process and helps solve their daily problems during study.

Individual approach

Lessons are held in small groups of up to 15 students, which allows teachers to pay attention to each child.

About the project

Discover the unique opportunities of the leading research university in the Irish capital, Dublin, ranked among the world's best educational institutions. Children will be able to enjoy the picturesque views and get acquainted with the sights, architecture, and culture of the city where Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw, and Bram Stoker lived.

University College Dublin (UCD) was founded over 150 years ago. It is one of the most prestigious universities in Ireland. It has produced famous surgeons, architects, entrepreneurs, and five Irish prime ministers throughout its history. One of the most famous UCD graduates is the writer James Joyce.

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On the first day, students take an entrance test to determine their level of language proficiency. Acquiring basic English language skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. The group leader monitors the students’ feedback on the learning process and helps to solve their everyday problems during the training period. After classes, students take part in excursions around Dublin. In the evenings, they can enjoy various entertainment, including quizzes, discos, games, movies, talent shows, sports tournaments and parties.

During the trip, students live in a school dormitory on the campus of University College Dublin in comfortable, furnished single rooms. All rooms have bathrooms. Meals are served buffet-style three times a day: breakfast, hot lunch, and dinner. The group leader lives with the children in the dormitory to ensure safety and prompt resolution of trip-related issues.

During the trip to Ireland, the children will visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the National Gallery of Ireland, the Natural History Museum, the James Joyce Center, Powerscourt Manor, Kilkenny Castle, the Cliffs of Moher, and the students will also enjoy the Athlone and a boat trip on the River Shannon.