International Education
From the oldest, Trinity College Dublin founded in 1592, to the newest, Dublin City University, established in 1989, Irish Universities have always been very international in their activities, through many pioneering undergraduate programmes involving international exchanges and their growing international postgraduate student population.
The quest for excellence is the bedrock of the seven Irish universities. All seven are ranked in the top 500, with two in the top 100.Irish universities are internationally recognised for quality in education, research and the overall student experience, a recognition they relentlessly strive to enhance. International students are fundamental to this objective.
IUA International Education
The IUA works closely with the international offices of the seven universities on a number of issues including international student recruitment, marketing of the university sector internationally, joint participation at student fairs and exhibitions.
For more information contact:
Sinéad Lucey
IUA International Education Manager
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Email: sinead.lucey@iua.ie
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Upcoming Events:
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Recent Events:
- Irish Universities Fair for Saudi Students - 4th April, 1.30-6pm No 6 Kildare St, Dublin 2, 2011
- Study in Ireland US College Fairs, Texas & NYC March 2011
Fast Finds:
- Frequently Asked Questions for US Undergraduate Students
- Reasons to Study At an Irish University
- University International Websites
- Online Brochures
- The Irish Council for International Students (ICOS)
- The Erasmus Mundus Scheme


