Politics and Culture of Ireland
Program on hold until Summer 2022
Irish history and contemporary politics is a fascinating story of connection with the United Kingdom, independence, and participation in the European Union. As in many societies, Irish contributions to culture sometimes reflect their politics. Develop a rich understanding of the historical political development and the culture of Ireland and where the two concepts intersect. Students will stay in Dublin and Belfast, offering two completely different glimpses into the storied culture.
Quick Facts
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Two capital cities: Dublin, capital of the Republic of Ireland, and Belfast, capital of Northern Ireland
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Academic vsits to Croke Park, Kilmainham museum, the Titanic exhibit and more*
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Day trips include Maynooth University and Giant's Causeway, Dark Hedges and Dunlance Castle (of Game of Thrones notoriety)*
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Earn 3 POS or SGS credits
*Subject to change
Course
POS/SGS/SLC 494:
Politics and Culture of Ireland
(General Studies: G designation)
Program dates
Summer 2022:
June 30-July 14, 2022
Program fee
Summer 2022 program fee: TBD
Program Fee includes: tuition for 3 ASU credits, all housing, course-related field trips, transportation pass for Dublin, welcome and farewell meals, and international health insurance. Not included: trans-Atlantic airfare, most meals, passport, books and personal expenses. For more information go to the cost tab here.
Eligibility
This program is open to all students who are interested in studying the politics and culture of Ireland with at least a 2.5 GPA, 25 hours of earned credit, and who are in good standing with the university.
Priority application deadline
March 1st
Application Requirements
To apply for this program, click the "Apply Now" button. This will generate an online application with the requirements listed below.
- Electronically sign our standard signature documents:
- Submit emergency contact details
Accommodations
In Dublin, students will be housed in apartment-style hotels with two or more persons per bedroom. In Belfast, students will stay in shared hotel rooms.