Science & Innovation in Dublin

Take a walking tour of Dublin

With your Field Director you will see:

• Grafton Street, a brick-lined street known as the center of commerce
• Temple Bar district, Dublin's iconic hip neighborhood

Enjoy dinner in Dublin

Take a guided tour of Dublin

With your expert local guide you will see:

• Dublin's five iconic Georgian squares, which span the north and south sides of Dublin and are surrounded by homes with colorful doors
• O’Connell Street, a bustling street filled with monuments
• St. Stephen’s Green, the largest of the five Georgian squares
• Phoenix Park and the presidential residence

See the Book of Kells at Trinity College, a manuscript created more than 1,000 years ago by Irish monks

Visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral, whose presence honors the patron saint of Ireland 

🔹 Guided learning & industry experience: Participate in a contemporary business solutions workshop

Visit Giant's Causeway, a Wonder of the World comprised of 55-million-year-old hexagonal basalt columns

🔹 Cultural engagement: Take a guided walking tour of the Silicon Docks, a booming tech district where tech giants like Google and Facebook have headquarters

🔹 Cultural engagement & industry experience: Meet with an industry expert

🔹 Independent exploration: Spend time exploring Dublin on your own

🔹 Cultural engagement: Visit the EPIC Museum in Dublin to learn about the history of emigration from Ireland  

🔹 Independent exploration: Spend time exploring Dublin on your own

Enjoy dinner in Dublin

Travel via Clonmacnoise, a ruined monastery, to Galway, often called the cultural heart of Ireland

Visit the Clonmacnoise site on the eastern bank of the River Shannon 

Take a walking tour of Galway, including Eyre Square and the Latin Quarter

Enjoy dinner in Galway

Travel by the Aran Islands Ferry to Inis Oírr (mid-March through October only)

Visit the Cliffs of Moher Interpretive Center and learn about the history, ecology, and cultural importance of the Cliffs of Moher. 

Visit the Cliffs of Moher, a set of breathtaking rock formations that run for 9 miles along the coast of Ireland