Summer Opportunities in Ireland

Interested in studying (or working) in Ireland this summer?

Read on to find out about THREE options; info sessions will take place on Monday, March 26^th!

Option One:

IRISH STUDIES SUMMER SCHOOL

TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN

**Information Session on Monday, March 26^th @ 12pm in the International Center, Room 9**

J1st– August 9th 2012

Earn credits this summer while immersing yourself in Irish culture

at this historic university.

Academics

• Courses taught by leading Irish faculty

• Includes History, Literature, Drama, Art/Film, Gaelic Culture, Economic/Social Studies

• One week in Northern Ireland at Queens University Belfast

• Complementary field trips and cultural events

• Guest speakers and artists

• Poetry readings, film screenings, traditional music sessions, Gaelic sports event

• Transcript from Trinity College Dublin and credit transfer

Housing

• Shared on-campus apartments at Trinity College

• Dorm rooms at Queen’s University Belfast

For more information see: http://www.usit.ie/study-in-ireland/irish-studies-summer-school

Questions? Please email tss@usit.ie

Option 2:

Work & Travel Ireland

Interested in working in Ireland for up to 4 or 12 months?  Seona MacReamoinn, the director of the Irish Studies Summer School (above), will be available to answer questions about the Work & Travel Ireland program during the information session on Monday, March 26^th at noon in the International Center.

For more information see:  http://www.usit.ie/study-in-ireland/work-and-travel-ireland

Option 3:

Exploring Ireland’s Community & Mental Health Services

**Information Session on Monday, March 26^th, 6-7pm in 1230/1240 School of Nursing**

Study Abroad in Dublin this summer! Exploring Ireland’s Community and Mental Health Services offers an introduction to the history of Ireland’s mental health care system, mental health services, community /public health system Mental Health Commission, mental health law, patient rights of Ireland’s mentally ill, and the preparation and education of Ireland’s psychiatric nurses and mental health care workers. There will be an informational session held on March 26 from 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm in rooms 1230/1240 in the School of Nursing, 400 North Ingalls.