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As an intern, you will work full-time in a wide variety of agencies in Dublin. Living and working in Dublin enables you to be immersed in the rich cultural life of the capital of the Republic of Ireland. Multiple opportunities for intern placements are available in government or private institutions. All internships are unpaid.
| City, Country |
Dublin, Ireland |
|---|---|
| Session |
Summer 2009 |
| Dates |
Summer Term: Early June - Mid August |
| Requirements |
2.5 GPA Junior or Senior Status Work or academic preparation in area of placement In addition to completing the SUNY Study Abroad Application, applicants must also download, complete, and return the Internship Application. |
| Application Deadline |
A non-refundable $20 application fee must be included with the application. Cash or a check, made payable to SUNY Cortland, are both acceptable forms of payment. |
| Travel Information |
Flight booked by participant New! Spring 2010 Travel Dates:Departure Date from U.S.: January 9, 2010 Departure Date from Dublin: May 1, 2010 Please refer to the Dublin Travel Memo for additional information. |
| Program Costs | Spring 2010 Budget |
| Program Course Information |
Students will be awarded academic credit and a SUNY Cortland transcript based on the number of hours worked. For each academic credit earned, the student must complete 40 hours of work on the job. In general, full semester interns receive 15 credits and summer interns will receive 8 credits. In most cases credit will count as "elective credits". Placements are available in almost any field. Previous interns have worked in film, museums, social work agencies, jewelry making, historic preservation, women's organizations, banks and many other areas. Applications submit a list of preferred areas of placement, along with a resume and cover letter. Once the placement has been made, each student receives a brief job description. Working with the Director of Dublin Internships, each student develops a learning agreement, specifying the final paper or project. Students also keep journals. Internships are graded "satisfactory/unsatisfactory" only. |
| Accommodations |
Interns live in apartments, in shared accommodations, usually with other interns working in the greater Dublin area. Presently, all interns will be housed in Shanowen Hall. |
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