University profile: Trinity College

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Trinity College  
Dublin, Ireland

Eligibility:      
This program is open to QUT undergraduates of Business majoring in Economics or Banking and Finance. There are two options of study, as outlined below, but please also consult resource material in the International Relations Unit for more details.

1. A one-semester exchange January-June where students select subjects from the second half of Trinity's one-year program. Such students must be in their third year of study, majoring in Economics or Banking and Finance and with an extended major in financial economics.

2. A one-year exchange September - June where QUT students enrol in subjects offered by Trinity's Department of Economics (or other subjects from the Faculty of Business, Economic, and Social Studies upon request). Such students may be in their second or third year of study.

Students' study programs must be approved by either Eugene McCann (Economics) or John Polichronis (Finance).

Program Dates:
January - June (6 months)
September - June (full academic year)

Living Expenses: *
Rent/utilities: Euro 3,300/year
Food: Euro 2,540/year
Books/personal expenses: Euro 1,900/year
Sports levy (compulsory charge): Euro 64/year
(Source: institution)

Housing options:
Spaces in Halls of Residence are not currently available to visiting (exchange) students. The majority of visiting students are accommodated in shared houses or small self-catering flats and apartments in the inner suburbs of the city.

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* Living expenses are a guide only and subject to change without notice. Students are advised to conduct their own research with the institution for the most up-to-date costs.