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The Intern Group: Internship Program in Dublin (Directory Program)

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  • Locations: Dublin, Ireland
  • Program Terms: Academic Year, Calendar Year, Fall, Fall I, Fall II, Fall III, J-Term, Jan Term, Janterm, May Term, Semester, Semester I, Semester II, Spring, Spring I, Spring II, Spring III, Summer, Summer I, Summer II, Summer III, Summer IV, Trimester, Winter
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  • Program Sponsor: The Intern Group 
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Click here for a definition of this term Language of Instruction: English Click here for a definition of this term Class Status: 1-first year, 2-sophomore, 3-junior, 4-senior, 5-grad student, 6-other
Housing Options: Apartment (shared), Dormitory Click here for a definition of this term Areas of Study: Accessories Design, Accounting, Acting/Performance Art, Actuarial Science, Advertising, Advertising & Design, Agriculture, Anthropology, Archaeology, Art, Art History, Arts, Biochemistry, Biology, Botany, Business, Business Administration, Business Design, Business Information Systems, Celtic/Irish Studies, Charity & Non-Profit, Chemistry, Child Development, Communication, Communication Design, Communication Sciences & Disorders, Communications, Communications & Journalism, Computer Science, Creative Writing, Criminology, Culinary Arts, Culture, Culture,, Dance, Design, Developmental Sciences, Dietetics & Nutrition, Earth Science, Economics, Education, Educational Administration, English, Enology, Entrepreneurship, European Studies, Fashion, Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising, Finance, Fine Art, Food Communications, Food Technology and Management, Foresty, Gastronomy, Gender Studies, Geography, Geology, Global Studies, Graphic Design, Health & Human Services, Health Science, History, Hospitality Management, Human Resources Management, Human Rights, Humanities, Independent Study, Information Design, Interdisciplinary Design, International Business, International Relations, International Studies, Internships, IT/Computer Science, Journalism, Kinesiology, Law, Liberal Arts, Linguistics, Literature, Management, Marine Science, Marketing, Mass Communications, Math/Statistics, Mathematics & Statistics, Media Studies, Minority Studies, Molecular Biology, Music, Music Studio Art, Neuroscience, Nutrition, Other Language & Literature, Peace & Conflict Studies, Peace Studies, Pharmacology, Philosophy, Photography, Photojournalism, Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation, Physics, Policy and Society, Pre-Health, Pre-Law, Print Making, Product Design, Psychology, Public Health, Public Relations, Religion/Theology, Sciences, Service Internship, Service Learning, Shoe Design, Social Policy & Administration, Social Science, Social Work, Sociology, Speech-Language Pathology, Sports, Sports Science, Studio Art, Studio Arts, Textile Design, Theater/Drama, Theatre, Tourism, Urban Design, Urban Studies, Women's Studies, Womens Studies, Writing, Zoology
Program Type: Internship Abroad
Program Description:
dublin interns
 

The Intern Group:
Dublin Internship Program

Combine an Irish experience with a career-enhancing internship

 

APPLY TO THE INTERN GROUP NOW

Dublin Internship Program Overview

Launch your career in one of Europe’s most dynamic and welcoming capitals. The Dublin Internship Program offers successful applicants the opportunity to gain hands-on professional experience while living in the heart of Ireland. Programs are highly flexible and personalized, with placements available across 20+ career fields and durations ranging from 6 to 24 weeks.

Why Choose Dublin?
  • Guaranteed Internship Placement – Gain practical experience with a tailored internship aligned to your academic and professional goals.
  • Live and Work in Ireland – Immerse yourself in Irish culture with included accommodation options, airport pickup, and organized social activities.
  • Professional Development – Access exclusive workshops, career coaching, CV enhancement tools, and professional training resources.
  • Dedicated Support – Receive 24/7 emergency assistance and ongoing support from our local Dublin team.
  • Global Career Advantage – Build international experience that helps your resume stand out to future employers.
  • Expand Your Network – Connect with professionals, fellow interns, and a global alumni community.
  • Life-Changing Experience – Explore Ireland while developing personally and professionally in an exciting international environment.  


Instructional Languages

English

TIG interns in Dublin

About Dublin, Ireland

Culture & Lifestyle

Dublin combines rich history, modern innovation, and a vibrant social atmosphere, making it an ideal destination for international interns.

Highlights of Dublin

  • Rich History & Culture – Discover iconic landmarks such as Trinity College, Dublin Castle, and centuries-old cathedrals and museums.
  • Compact & Walkable City – Explore Dublin’s charming neighborhoods, cafés, and cultural sites with ease.
  • Gateway to Europe – Take advantage of Dublin’s location for convenient weekend travel across Europe.
  • Thriving Arts Scene – Experience world-class museums, theaters, galleries, and live performances throughout the city.
  • Famous Pub Culture – Enjoy Dublin’s welcoming atmosphere, traditional music, and lively social scene.
 

What's included

  • Guaranteed internship.
  • Cultural & social events.
  • Accommodation (if applicable).
  • 24/7 support.
  • Visa support.
  • Global community & network.
  • Airport pickup.
  • Exclusive workshop series.
  • Professional development materials.
  • Career advancement training.
  • Alumni success coaching.
  • CV improvement tool.
 

Housing

Housing Options
  • Residence halls
  • Shared apartments

Shared Apartments
  • Participants typically receive a private bedroom within a shared apartment that includes WiFi and essential furnishings.

Convenient Locations
  • Housing is located in safe, commuter-friendly neighborhoods with easy access to restaurants, cafés, shops, and public transportation. Final housing details are confirmed closer to arrival.

Reasonable Commute Times
  • Internship commute times are typically between 30–90 minutes via public transportation or walking.

Amenities
  • Many residences feature modern amenities such as gyms, cinemas, game rooms, study areas, and outdoor courtyards.  


Activities

Participants may have the opportunity to enjoy cultural excursions and activities such as:
  • Cliffs of Moher
  • Guinness Storehouse
  • EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum
  • Historic Walking Tours
  • Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) Tours  
     

Available programs 

In Person internships

Combine first-class professional experience and culture immersion with an in-person internship in global cities.

Digital Nomad internships

Travel to an exciting international destination and work remotely. Live and work like a local!

Program Dates and Length

Start Dates

You can start your internship at the time that suits you – there are internship start dates every month, all-year-round. We recommend applying at least three months in advance to ensure sufficient time for internship placement and visa processing.

Time Commitment 

In-person programs usually demand a full-time commitment for your internship (40 hours a week). 
Remote and Digital Nomad programs can be full-time (40 hours a week) or part-time (10, 20 or 30 hours a week). 
 

Application and Internship Placement Process

  1. Apply & Interview: Apply online through this application form and schedule a quick call with our Admissions team.
  2. Secure Your Spot: If accepted, pay a deposit and your first program fee installment.
  3. Professional Profile: Our team creates a profile highlighting your skills and connects you with potential internship locations.
  4. Successful Interviews: Get interview prep and support, maximizing your chances of landing the right fit.
  5. Accept the Offer: Review and accept the internship offer from the company.
  6. Finalize Payment: Pay the second and final program fee installment.
 

Academic Credit

Our School of Record, Florida A&M University, can issue a transcript for participation in The Intern Group’s internship programs. Each 40 hours of your internship program equates to 1 credit, subject to a minimum of 3 credits and a maximum of 9. 

Whether you can receive academic credit for an internship depends on your university’s policies and your individual academic situation. Please carefully read our page on academic credit on our website.
 

Program Cost

Our program fees include your housing while you're abroad and a range of exciting extras like social events, success coaching, and much more. The fees for these services vary depending on your destination and start date, but you can easily explore all your options and detailed costs on our website—plus, we've got funding alternatives to help you plan.

Once accepted, securing your spot is easy with a deposit, and the rest of the program fee is split into two instalments. Many of our participants have offset their costs with scholarships or grants. If you're a U.S. college student receiving a Pell Grant, you’re eligible for a $500 discount on our In-Person and Digital Nomad programs.
 

Financial Aid and Discounts

Many of our participants have received a scholarship or grant which covered all or part of their program cost. Here is a list of resources which may help you find a grant of your own:
  • If you are a college student in the USA receiving a Pell Grant, you are eligible for a 500 USD discount off any of our programs.
  • If you are a college or university student in the UK receiving a Maintenance Loan of over £8200 or a Maintenance Grant, you are eligible for a 500 USD discount off any of our programs.
  • If you are a college or university student in Australia receiving Youth Allowance, you are eligible for a 500 USD discount off any of our programs.
  • If you are a college or university student in Canada receiving the Canada Student Grant (CSG), you are eligible for a 500 USD discount off any of our programs.
  • If you are a college or university student in Hong Kong receiving the Tertiary Student Finance Scheme (TSFS) or Financial Assistance Scheme for Post-secondary Students (FASP), you are eligible for a 500 USD discount off any of our programs.
 

About The Intern Group

The Intern Group was founded in 2011 to organize international internship programs for students and graduates, and has served thousands of program participants across a range of global destinations. Since then The Intern Group has welcomed more than 15,000 international students worldwide and supported them through a comprehensive program that includes in-country staff and mental health support.

 
Visit our website for more information, terms & conditions, and to apply.