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American College, Dublin (Ireland)
Description of the American College
    
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The American College in Dublin was established as a branch of Lynn University (Florida, USA). Its focus is placed on a small amount of courses of study, through which a Bachelors or Graduate degree can be obtained. Through the co-operation with the American University, it is possible to complete a study-abroad semester in the subjects of International Business and Hospitality Management. In this manner, the combination of Irish and American education can be properly offered. Particularly, the English Language Department is one of the most recognized and well-known in Ireland, and concentrates on placing students at a suitable learning level that reflects their knowledge and skill. The room layout and furnishing is state of the art. Through the small amount of enrolled students, individual attention is given and a family-atmosphere is achieved. International students will be sincerely welcome and supported by local support services.
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Location of the American College
The American College lies conveniently central at Merrion Square, in the heart of Dublin. Three beautifully restored Georgian houses, including the former birthplace and home of Oscar Wilde, serve as the university buildings. Additional space is located in Lower Mount Street, 30 meters from the main campus. To get to Grafton street, Dublin's largest Shopping point, and to the Temple Bar District, with its pubs and modern bars, it is only a ten-minute walk way. The place of the Irish Prime minister, as well as the National Art Gallery also lie close to the campus.
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City Profile Dublin
Dublin has about 1,2 Million inhabitants - which is almost 40 % of the Irish population – and is thus the Republic of Ireland´s biggest city. Where Liffey River and O´Connell Street, Grafton Street and Harcourt Street meet lies the beautiful city centre with many bridges, shops and St. Stephens Green; you can relax here after an exhausting shopping or sightseeing trip. Dublin´s climate is maritime which means that winters are mild and summers rather cool. Normally, extreme temperatures do not occur. Visitors who are interested in culture have the opportunity to choose between several museums, theatres and galleries, such as the National Museum or the Abbey Theatre. Nightlife is also very exciting: Dublin offers many nightclubs, pubs and restaurants; especially the Temple Bar Quarter can be recommended.
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Degreetypes
Semester
Courses / Degrees: Undergraduate (z.B. Bachelor)
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in International Business
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Psychology - Behavioral Science
Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management
Accomodation of the American College
Campus dorms
As a student at the ACD, one can live in the International Student Residence Hall, which is close to the campus.
Here one has the option to rent a single, double, or a three-bed room. The rooms are all furnished. All of the residents have access to the gym, a T.V. room, a computer room, study room, and a kitchen.
Price:
€ 230 to € 270 per week, depending on type of room
Private apartment / hotel
Private residence during time of study at the American College Dublin must be organized on one's own. Of course, it may be that this type of housing may be more expensive than accommodation with a host family. One should also inform one's self about any hidden costs such as deposits, additional electricity costs, and acquaint one's self with the rent agreements.
Homestay
Accommodation with a host family is ideal for those who would like to experience Irish lifestyle first-hand and speak English constantly. Host families are normally very interested in supporting their students and do a lot to make sure that they feel comfortable. The guest is usually accepted as a part of the family, has his or her own room, and eats with the family.
Other
There are lots of options for student accommodation in the city center and in Dublin’s suburbs, which can easily be reached by way of Dublin’s bus, train and tram network. The department of foreign affairs estimates that students need to budget at least €7,000 per annum to cover the cost of living in Dublin.
Accommodation can vary depending on type of course of study. A more detailed description can be found on the individual school-subject brochures. We can not guarantee the exact tuition program charges and acoomodation possibilities.
Despite the careful gathering and compilation of information, College-Contact.com does not guarantee that the information stated above is correct.
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