Law in Ireland : Reviews (Dublin)

KU Study Abroad & Global Engagement developed the perfect balance of academic and cultural programming. I appreciated the breadth of coursework, the flexibility in the program for free time, and the organized activities that helped me develop meaningful and lasting relationships with other KU students.

My favorite part of the program was how flexible it was. While there was coursework that needed to be taken care of first after about 1 p.m. the country was yours to explore.

The most rewarding part of the program were the classes taught by our Irish professor. He was a great instructor and the topics were interesting. His teaching style fit the program schedule well.

The campuses of both the University of Limerick and Trinity College in Dublin were incredible, and just being able to go to school in areas exploding with culture was very enjoyable.

Just try to enjoy every day. Whether its by just wandering around Dublin or taking a bus to Cashel to see the famous Rock of Cashel.

Pack at least three days of essentials (clothing and personal items) in your carry-on in case your bag is lost on the outbound flight. Bring plenty of layers of clothing and a great raincoat! It can be very cold and wet, even though it's summer.

You absolutely need your LEAP pass for Limerick. The marketing makes it seem like you don't need to take the bus often in Limerick but it is almost necessary to get anywhere else other than the college.