ireland

1. Bray Bray, Bray, Bray! What a beautiful little seaside town. In Bray, you’ll find many places to go and stunning sights to see. Hop on a train from Dublin…

Compared to Ireland’s well-traveled cities like Dublin, Cork, and Galway, Maynooth doesn’t get quite as much publicity. Here at AIFS Study Abroad, though, we think this small town is actually…

In a city that’s renowned for its meat eaters and meat dishes alike, one would anticipate any leafy, green thing to be kept at distance. Surprisingly, there’s more to the…

Ireland’s capital city, Dublin, is bustling with lots of “craic” (Irish word for fun) – making it a perfect place to spend a weekend.  Dublin can trace its origin back…

One of the most challenging things about studying abroad is learning to balance between school and traveling. It became especially difficult during the final weeks of my study abroad program…

AIFS students around the world capitalize on documenting their overseas adventures and endeavors through the medium of videography on a regular basis. The AIFS Capture the Culture Video Contest gives students…

We caught up with Jena Araojo, an AIFS in Limerick, Ireland student, who recently was awarded a certificate by the United States Ambassador to Ireland for her service as an…

January 2019 programs are here, and we couldn’t be more excited to announce our new and returning programs for next year’s winter session! With 15 January programs offered at some…

When you arrive abroad, you may be doing your own grocery shopping and cooking. Unlike most universities in America, where students get meal plans and head to the cafeteria for…

There’s so much to see and do as a study abroad participant in Ireland! With quaint towns, delicious food, and historic landmarks at every turn, it’s easy to find yourself…