UCD International Study Centre

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2 Welcome to Dublin, Ireland

Welcome to Dublin, Ireland

Contents

Green island, green economy 03

Why UCD? 04

Your pathway to University College Dublin 06

Starting your career in Dublin 08

Life on campus 10

Accommodation 12

Progression to your degree 14

How to apply 15

Studying in Ireland you’ll find an inspiring environment in which to explore your talents, realise your ambitions and invest in your future. That’s why career-minded students choose Dublin.

University College Dublin International Study Centre (ISC) is proud to help ambitious students like you succeed as undergraduates at University College Dublin (UCD). As a leading European university, ranked among the top 1% in the world by Times Higher Education, an exciting journey awaits you on campus.

You will find Dublin to be a truly inspiring city, with a rich history as well as a forward-thinking mentality. It’s little wonder that top tech companies like Facebook, Google and IBM have chosen the city as their business hub. Career-focused students thrive in Dublin, and earning your undergraduate degree at UCD puts you in the perfect position to begin your career in this global city.

Of course, the Irish capital offers more than just work opportunities. You will find the city to be friendly and welcoming, with a thriving arts scene, countless entertainment options and cultural activities. And when you want to explore the countryside, you’re never too far away from Ireland’s most incredible landscapes.

We’re here to help you settle in and make Dublin your home, through supportive academic preparation as well as a community of like-minded international students to learn and socialise with.

I look forward to welcoming you.

Brendan White, Head of CentreUniversity College Dublin International Study Centre

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Dublin: a global business hubIreland’s capital city, Dublin, is one of Europe’s oldest cities and is also one of its most lively and vibrant. Over the past 15 years, Dublin has become an increasingly important centre for innovative, international business. The city is home to top multinational companies in key global industries from pharmaceuticals to finance to technology. With around 200 different nationalities also calling Dublin home, the Irish capital is a truly multicultural and globalised city.

Green industriesThe green that characterises the Irish countryside is now a key feature of its industries. With its breathtaking natural landscapes, Ireland is committed to remaining green. Harnessing the power of the wind, impressive wind farms can already be seen dotting the country, while further growth continues in the area of renewable energies, recycling, environmental consultancy and more.

The best of IrelandAs a UCD student, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the best of traditional Irish culture, history and countryside. Here are a few things you shouldn’t miss:

12TH

Safest country in the world by Global Peace Index 2015

30% UNDER 30As a capital city, Dublin has the youngest population in Europe

TOP 10

Dublin is ranked as one of Lonely Planet’s top 10 cities to visit in 2016

19% MORE JOBSIreland’s job market is one of the fastest moving in Europe, according to the Robert Walters European Job Index, 2015

Green island, green economy

Ireland is known as the Emerald Isle. You will soon come to discover what makes it a magical place to live and study. A famously friendly country with breathtaking countryside, charming villages and a cosmopolitan capital city, Ireland lets you enjoy the best of all worlds.

Newgrange is a prehistoric monument more than 5,000 years old

Visit the Cliffs of Moher

Glendalough is a beautiful valley of two lakes See live music in a local pub like the popular Temple Bar

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4 Why UCD

Why UCD?

Founded in 1854, University College Dublin (UCD) is Ireland’s largest and most international university. Ranked among the world’s leading universities and offering a diverse range of degree programmes, UCD is the top choice for international students studying in Ireland.

6,000+International students studying at UCD

400Partner universities for student exchanges

350 Acres of parkland campus

TOP 10%UCD is ranked in the top 10% for international outlook in 2016**Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2016

TOP 1% University

UCD is ranked 154th in the world, placing it among the top 1% of universities globally**QS World University Rankings 2015

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Your campus University College Dublin’s 350-acre campus may be the largest urban campus in Europe, but it’s easy to find your way around.

The landscaped parklands provide a beautiful backdrop to the modern university buildings and facilities of the Belfield campus, while the UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business can be found nearby on the Blackrock campus.

An international learning environmentWith over 6,000 international students representing more than 120 nationalities, UCD is proud to be a welcoming home away from home for students from all over the world. UCD also has exchange links with over 400 institutions worldwide, offering you further opportunities for international study as an undergraduate.

The largest urban campus in EuropeSituated on 350 acres of landscaped parkland, UCD’s Belfield campus offers everything you need from accommodation and student societies to cutting-edge facilities and a new student centre. Living and studying just four kilometres from Dublin’s city centre, you’re also well connected to the rest of Ireland and only a short flight from continental Europe.

A leading research-intensive universityUCD is one of Europe’s top research- intensive universities and a member of Universitas 21, the leading global network of research institutions.

The University works to foster global citizenship and institutional innovation through research-inspired teaching and learning.

Globally-recognised degree accreditationsDegrees from UCD are accredited by the world’s leading professional organisations in Medicine, Architecture, Engineering and more. The UCD College of Business is Ireland’s top business school and one of only 73 schools in the world to hold triple accreditation from AACSB (US), EQUIS (Europe) and AMBA (UK).

Overseas exchange programmes Spend a semester or a full year abroad as part of your degree with one of 400 partner universities. Opportunities to shape your learning include exchanges with Boston University, University of California, Los Angeles, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, National University of Singapore, University of Edinburgh, University of Nottingham or Kings College London, to name a few.

Support for your future careerUniversity College Dublin is the ideal place for ambitious, forward-thinking students to launch their career. Focused on employability, UCD has a dedicated Career Development Centre with links to local and global industry, including more than 1,200 multinationals based in Dublin.

Notable alumni

James Joyce, one of Ireland’s most celebrated writers

Three former presidents of Ireland

Five of Ireland’s Prime Ministers

Former president of India, V.V. Giri

Deputy Prime minister of Vietnam, Mr Hoang Trung Hai

Nobel Peace Prize winner, Seán MacBride

“ I wouldn’t have been able to achieve what I have achieved at UCD without that experience and knowledge I gained from the International Study Centre.”

Nurmeen, Saudi Arabia

Studied International Foundation Year in Business, Economics and Social Sciences.

Progressed to BComm Commerce.

Debating chambers

James Joyce library

Beautifuly landscaped grounds

Science labs

About the UCD International Study CentreThe state-of-the-art learning environment at the ISC provides the perfect nurturing surroundings for international students who want to realise their full potential at a prestigious English-speaking university.

If you need help to achieve the required level of English language and academic skills to gain entry to your chosen undergraduate degree, you will benefit from our expert teaching and guidance, as well as the invaluable introduction to European culture offered at the ISC. Classes are delivered in the same style as those at UCD, giving you the perfect head start to your degree.

International Foundation YearThe International Foundation Year offers a choice of two academic routes – Business, Economics and Social Sciences and Science and Engineering.

You’ll study a combination of core modules and route-specific modules, depending on your chosen subject area. Once you successfully complete the programme, and achieve the required grades, you will join your chosen undergraduate degree at the University.

Business, Economics and Social SciencesThe International Foundation Year in Business, Economics and Social Sciences gives you the opportunity to progress to an undergraduate degree taught at the renowned UCD Quinn School of Business. 

Core modules:- English Skills for University Study

- Project Study

- Core Maths

- Principles of Economics

Route-specific modules:Choose four modules from:

- Maths

- Principles of Economics

- Accounting and Finance

- Introduction to Business Information Systems

- Computing

- History and Urban Landscape of Dublin

- Business Statistics

- Introduction to Business Studies (Principles of Management)

Engineering and Sciences The International Foundation Year in Engineering and Sciences gives you the opportunity to progress to an undergraduate degree in engineering, computer science, general science, or biomedical and health sciences. 

Core modules:- English Skills for University Study

- Project Study

- Core Maths or Pure Maths

- Chemistry

Route-specific modules:Choose two or three modules from:

- Introduction to Business Information Systems

- Environment Science

- Biochemistry

- Pure Maths

- Physics

- Biology

- Chemistry

- Mechanics

Your pathway to University College Dublin

English Language PreparationIf you haven’t yet managed to reach an IELTS score of 5.0, you can take an English Language Preparation (ELP) course at the ISC. Students with an IELTS score of 4.0 will need at least one term of ELP to improve their language skills and meet the entry requirements. Courses start in July or September. If you achieve the required module grades in the ELP, you will be able to start your pathway programme.

DEDICATED CAREERS ADVISERAt the ISC there is a dedicated careers adviser who is available for you to discuss summer internship opportunities and your career options.

“ I would always recommend the ISC, it is the place where international students can go and get the improvement they need. It is like a transitional process, it helps you go to university and it helps you to integrate.”

Hongbo, China

Studied International Foundation Year in Engineering and Sciences.

Graduated with a BSc Computer Science degree and is now the owner/director of SimpliFly - an airport shopping app.

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Find out more about progression degree options at UCD on page 14.

Located on the UCD campus, the UCD International Study Centre (ISC) is the perfect place for international students like you to begin their studies in Ireland. Our International Foundation Year pathway provides all the support and guidance you need to make a confident start to your degree at UCD.

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Key Facts

Entry dates: September or January

Course length: Three terms

Age on entry: Students must be at least 17 years old on entry to the ISC

Entry requirements:

Academic: Good high school graduation grades or equivalent

English: IELTS 5.0 (minimum 5.0 in writing) or equivalent

English Language Preparation (ELP) is available for students who do not meet the English language requirement above.

For the latest information, including term dates, country-specific entry requirements and tuition fees, visit ucd.ie/isc

8 Starting your career in Dublin

Starting your career in Dublin

87% of recent UCD honours degree graduates are employed or furthering their studies within nine months

TOP 20Ireland is highly ranked by the World Bank for ease of doing business (Doing Business 2016)

2ND

UCD is ranked 2ND in the country for Employer Reputation by QS 2016

“ In Dublin, you have the best of both worlds. There is such a great pool of high-calibre graduates and professionals that it’s easy to find the talent the company needs.”

Olesja Darnopiha

Head Coach and Team Leader for Inside Sales at IBM

The International Study Centre and University College Dublin are committed to supporting your success, not only academically but also professionally. Ireland is the only English-speaking country in Europe to offer a post-study work visa to international graduates and Dublin is a fantastic global city in which to start your career.

Your work visa optionsAs a full-time student of any nationality, you are entitled to work in Ireland for up to 20 hours per week in term time and up to 40 hours per week outside of term time. Plus, after graduation you’ll have the chance to remain in Ireland to take advantage of the fantastic work opportunities here.

Ireland is unique in being the only English-speaking European country offering post-study work visas to international students. Non-EU/EEA citizens are eligible for the Third Level Graduate Scheme, which allows successful graduates the opportunity to remain in Ireland for 12 months to seek employment.

Support for your future careerUCD’s supportive Career Development Centre is well connected with top employers in Ireland and abroad. Here you will find help with everything from preparing your CV and finding a summer internship to starting your first job after graduation.

Work placements and internships also form part of the curriculum on many of UCD’s degree programmes. The University has previously arranged opportunities with companies like KPMG, L’Oréal, IBM, eBay, Skype, Deloitte, and Microsoft.

Join an entrepreneurial environmentUCD offers the biggest start-up incubator for budding entrepreneurs in Ireland. In 2014 the University was ranked 5th among European universities for its track record in educating successful entrepreneurs.

Continue your studies UCD is Ireland’s leader in postgraduate education and research funding. Over 50% of UCD students progress to graduate-level studies, and the University’s excellent reputation and global connections with other highly-ranked institutions offer fantastic opportunities, wherever your future studies may take you.

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Ireland is a global technology hubHome to 9 of the top 10 global software companies, 9 of the top 10 US technology companies and all of the top 10 born on the internet companies

The world’s second largest software exporterThe sector employs over 105,000 people, up 40% from 2010

The future of financeHome to 50% of the world’s top financial services companies

25 of the world’s top 50 banks have internationally- focused operations in Ireland

Over €1.8 trillion of funds are administered from Ireland*

World-class MedTechIreland is the 2ND largest exporter of MedTech products in Europe, supplying 95 of the world’s top 100 companies*

15 of the world’s top 20 companies operate in Ireland

25,000 people are employed in the industry in Ireland

Innovation in agricultureIreland’s food and drink industry exports 85% of its agriculture output to over 170 markets worldwide

The agriculture and fisheries industry employs over 170,000 people in Ireland and contributes €26 billion to the economy

First-rate pharmacy7th largest exporter of medicinal and pharmaceutical products in the world in 2014

75+ Pharmaceutical companies operate in ireland

9 of the world’s top 10 pharma companies are based in Dublin

*Sourced from: Enterprise Ireland

The facts and figures behind Ireland’s top 5 forward-thinking industries

*Ranked by GDP

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Google offices in Dublin

10 Life on campus

Everything you need, right on campusEverything you need for a comfortable student life is within easy access at UCD. The main Belfield campus offers a wide range of services, including restaurants, cafés, well-stocked shops, a campus bookshop, and of course, world-class academic facilities like the James Joyce Library.

UCD Global LoungeA dynamic hub for internationalism on the UCD campus, the UCD Global Lounge is a dedicated space for seminars, talks, film evenings, exhibitions and other events organised by, and for, globally-focused student groups and organisations. Plasma screen televisions broadcast 350 international TV stations, including Sky Sports and ESPN.

Get involved: student societies, sports and social lifeWith over 70 active student societies and 55 sports clubs on campus, there is something for everyone, from canoeing to comedy to chemical engineering. The International Student Society also arranges activities and excursions all over Ireland, offering a great opportunity to get to know your new country and meet fellow students studying abroad. The Student Centre and the UCD Sport & Fitness complex are at the heart of student life on campus. Facilities include:

- An olympic-sized swimming pool

- 3D cinema

- 600-seat auditorium

- TV studio

- The National Hockey Stadium

- 17 natural grass sports pitches

- Climbing wall

- Drama theatre

24/7 student supportAs well as excellent academic support, as a UCD student you’ll also have access to:

- Dedicated Student Advisers throughout your time as an undergraduate

- The Students’ Union, providing a range of welfare services

- Niteline, a listening and information service run by students for students

- UCD Counselling Service, an accessible, confidential support service

- The Chaplaincy Centre, a faith directory of contacts and other useful information

Dublin on your doorstep: easy access to the city and coastDublin’s city centre is just a short bus ride away from the UCD Belfield campus. If you want to escape to the countryside, Dublin’s bus and rail links make it easy to explore the Emerald Isle’s beautiful landscapes. The city’s coastal location on Dublin Bay also gives you easy access to the sea, while the nearby Wicklow Mountains are ideal for hiking.

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1,000,000 Print books available in the UCD library

146,000m2 of science, engineering and innovation-related facilities

70+ Active student societies

55 Official sports clubs

15 minutesto Dublin’s city centre

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University College Dublin is based on a spacious and leafy parkland campus, just four kilometres south of Dublin’s city centre. From the day you arrive, you will become part of a lively and friendly international campus community.

Group work areas in the library Climbing wall

Olympic sized swimming pool

3D Cinema

12 Accommodation

Your home away from home at UCDThe UCD halls of residence offer apartments and catered accommodation across several locations on campus and in the nearby village of Blackrock. Living alongside your fellow students will be a memorable part of your undergraduate experience and an opportunity to make lifelong friends.

Accommodation on campusAll five of the UCD on-campus residences are located on the main Belfield campus, within easy reach of all campus facilities and amenities. A range of accommodation options is available, from apartment-style en-suite bedrooms to shared twin rooms. Both self-catering and catered options are available, depending on your preference.

Accommodation

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UCD residential services provide:

- Wireless internet access

- On-site maintenance team

- Launderettes

- Access to gym and social spaces

- On-site Residence Assistants (RAs) and security

- 24/7 resident support

ResLife programmeThe ResLife programme aims to build a friendly and sociable community within your hall of residence. Special events are organised throughout the year, such as sports activities, fitness classes, cooking classes, social events and day trips.

Average living costs

Item Average cost Dublin

Meal, inexpensive restaurant €15.00

Cappuccino €2.85

Bottle of water (0.33) €1.25

Monthly travel pass (regular price) €120.00

Petrol (1 litre) €1.42

Monthly internet (10 Mbps, unlimited data, cable/ADSL) €37.65

Fitness club monthly fee €40.85

Cinema ticket €11.00

Rent for university-managed student accommodation €5,677 to (based on 37-week tenancy)* €7,778

*Prices are based on 2015/16 costs and are subject to change

Please note that all prices are approximations of averages sourced from numbeo.com/cost-of-living and are subject to change

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“ Dublin is a quiet and beautiful city, not too crowded, and I love having free time to see the city and the rest of Ireland. It is relaxing here. The education system here is very good, the style of teaching is more creative, and students have more chance to speak. The teachers are very patient and active. I have learnt a lot.”

Yongmei, China

Studied International Foundation Year in Business, Economics and Social Sciences.

Now studying BComm Commerce at UCD.

Tepidarium, Jacuzzi sauna and steam room

Student centre

On campus student apartment

Modern apartments at RoebuckJoin one of the many societies

Canteens and coffee shops

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Business, Economics and Social Sciences3-year degrees: - Bachelor of Commerce with majors in: Accounting; Human Resources Management; Management and Innovation; Marketing; Management Information Systems; Banking and Finance

- BA Economics

- BSc Economics and Finance

- BSocSc Social Science with majors in: Economics; Geography; Information Studies; Politics; Sociology; Social Policy; Archeology

4-year degrees:

- BSc (Hons) Actuarial and Financial Studies‡

- BBL (Hons) Business and Law

- BCL (Hons) Law

Engineering and Sciences4-year degrees: - BSc (Hons) Computer Science

- BSc (Hons) Science (common entry) with the following specialisations:

- BSc (Hons) Applied and Computational Mathematics

- BSc (Hons) Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

- BSc (Hons) Cell and Molecular Biology

- BSc (Hons) Chemistry

- BSc (Hons) Chemistry with Biophysical Chemistry

- BSc (Hons) Chemistry with Environmental and Sustainable Chemistry

- BSc (Hons) Environmental Biology

- BSc (Hons) Genetics

- BSc (Hons) Geology

- BSc (Hons) Mathematical Science

- BSc (Hons) Mathematics

- BSc (Hons) Medicinal Chemistry and Chemical Biology

- BSc (Hons) Microbiology

- BSc (Hons) Neuroscience

- BSc (Hons) Pharmacology

- BSc (Hons) Physics

- BSc (Hons) Physics with Astronomy and Space Science

- BSc (Hons) Physiology

- BSc (Hons) Plant Biology

- BSc (Hons) Statistics

- BSc (Hons) Theoretical Physics

- BSc (Hons) Zoology

Health Sciences4-year degrees: - BSc (Hons) Biomedical, Health and

Life Sciences

- BSc (Hons) Food Science

- BSc (Hons) Health and Performance Science

- BSc (Hons) Human Nutrition

- BSc (Hons) Radiography

- BSc (Hons) Sports and Exercise Management

- Agriculture and Food Science (4 years)

- BAgriSc (Hons) Agricultural Science

- BSc (Hons) Food Science

Architecture and Engineering 4-year BEng, or 3-year BSc + 2-year MEng degrees: - BSc (Hons) Architectural Science

- BSc (Hons) Biomedical Engineering

- BSc (Hons) Biosystems Engineering

- BSc (Hons) Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering†

- BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering

- BSc (Hons) Electrical Engineering

- BSc (Hons) Electronic Engineering

- BSc (Hons) Energy Systems Engineering

- BSc (Hons) Mechanical Engineering

- BSc Structural Engineering with Architecture**

How long will your degree take?Many degree courses at UCD are three-year courses, however students often choose four-year degree courses for additional depth of knowledge. Within the four-year structure, the first year serves as a broad foundation to your chosen subject area, allowing you to gain a wide range of experience before choosing your specialisation in your third year.

For the latest list of progression degrees, visit ucd.ie/isc

* Since 2013, the educational standard for the professional title of Chartered Engineer (Engineers Ireland) is an accredited master’s degree programme in engineering or equivalent.

**Students contribute to their architecture portfolio throughout degree.

† The BEng degree (4 years) in Chemical & Bioprocess Engineering is accredited at master’s level by the Institute of Chemical Engineers for the professional title of Chartered Engineer (IChemE). This programme includes six month’s work experience.

‡ Taught by the School of Mathematical Sciences.

Progression to your degree at UCDOnce you have successfully completed your International Foundation Year and achieved the required grades, you can progress directly to your undergraduate degree of choice at UCD.

Confirm- Sign any confirmation documentation and

academic declaration.

- Once we have received payment (details will be provided in your Offer Letter) your agent or Student Enrolment Adviser can assist you through the visa process.

- You have a legal right to cancel your place up to 14 days after acceptance of our offer of a place.

Before you arrive- Please notify us or your agent when you

receive your visa.

- We will then inform you / your agent about accommodation and any additional payments required.

- Please ensure you have requested all original academic records to bring with you.

- Please complete the online pre-arrival form.

When you arriveMake sure you have the following essential items with you:

- Your passport*

- Visa letter*

- Offer Letter*

- Accommodation documents*

- Your qualification certificates

- A sponsor letter (if you are being sponsored)

- Passport-sized photographs

- Essential toiletries and medications.

* These items should be packed in your hand luggage.

We send a pre-arrival document to all students, so you should have everything you need to know. This can also be found on our website.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Contact usVia your agent

Your agent will help you with any queries you may have. They can guide you through our process or talk to our Admissions Department on your behalf.

Direct

How to contact the International Study Centre directly:

Enquire online

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By telephone

United Kingdom – Student Enrolment Adviser

+ 44 (0) 1273 339333 (Please omit the zero if dialling from outside the UK)

Our Student Enrolment Advisers speak a variety of languages, and understand several more. We will do our best to contact you in your preferred language.

Social MediaWhy not join our social media communities to see what life is like here before you arrive?

Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/iscucd

Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/ucdISC

Find us on YouTube

How to ApplyYou can apply to University College Dublin International Study Centre through your local education agent or directly via our website. For full details of fees and our Terms & Conditions, please visit ucd.ie/isc

Application checklist and required documentation

Supporting document checklist:

- Relevant academic transcripts

- Certificate of English

- Copy of passport

- References (where applicable)

- Copies of visas if you previously studied in Ireland

Apply via your local agent1. Your agent will help you complete an

application form and advise you of our Terms & Conditions. Please ensure you understand them

2. You will need to have supporting documents for scanning

3. Your agent will receive an email from our admissions department confirming if you have been offered a place

Apply online1. Visit www.ucd.ie/isc and complete all

sections of the online application form. Please read our Terms & Conditions carefully

2. Upload your scanned supporting documents

3. Save the completed form and simply await a decision from our Admissions Team

IF YOU RECEIVE AN OFFER YOU’LL BE GUIDED THROUGH THE NEXT STEPS

You must have personal insuranceIt is essential that international students have the protection of personal insurance whilst in Ireland. To cover you as a student at the International Study Centre (ISC), you may purchase our “Study Care” insurance cover. This policy will cover you for loss of personal possessions and travel delay, as well as providing medical insurance until the end of your ISC academic programme. You can purchase Study Care Insurance as part of your application process. If you prefer not to take out Study Care insurance, you must provide proof of alternative adequate insurance cover.

For more information, please visit: ucd.ie/isc

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University College Dublin International Study Centre is part of Study Group, a global leader in preparing students for international academic success and rewarding careers through a life-changing learning experience.

We offer customised programmes across higher, language and online education starting from high school to life-long learning. Study Group taught more than 73,000 students from 145 countries across the UK, Europe, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand in 2015.

Disclaimer This brochure is issued for the general guidance of students considering entry to the International Study Centre, based at University College Dublin, from September 2016. The information is correct at the time of going to press and the programmes and services described herein are those which Study Group is planning to offer. We make every effort to ensure that the content of our prospectus, website and other materials is accurate. However, on occasion it may be necessary to alter certain aspects of a module or programme, for example if changes are required to meet external requirements; or if programmes are over-subscribed and the quality of teaching would be adversely affected as a result. In such circumstances we may have to alter the timetable, change the teaching location of the programme or, in extreme cases, cancel or substantially amend the content of the programme. Should any of these changes become necessary, we will give you as much notice as possible before they come into effect and ensure that any disruption to your studies is minimised. If your programme is cancelled, we will work in consultation with you to offer a suitable alternative, subject to meeting the admission requirements for that programme or the opportunity to obtain a refund of any advance payments you have made for the programme. The alternative programme may not be at the same ISC as the original offer. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information relating to University College Dublin in this prospectus at the time of going to print. The University aims to provide the programmes and facilities as described in this prospectus, but reserves the right to withdraw or to make alterations to courses and facilities if necessary.

Study Group strongly recommends that immediately prior to making any application to / or accepting any offer from Study Group you should refer to the most up-to-date version of the programme descriptions and specifications and the regulations on the University College Dublin International Study Centre website at www.ucd.ie/isc

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