Ireland: Literature & History
Opportunities
Fall - January
Spring - May
Experience the Literature and History of the Emerald Isle
Understand the unique place of Ireland in the world today through
the triumphs and tragedies of its history, and immerse yourself in the richness of the literature that is such a significant part of the Irish legacy. Cultural immersion is a great way to integrate one’s self into the experience of another people. Study abroad is a wonderful way to expand a student’s vision and to experience the inter-connected world in which we live. As a member of the European Union, Ireland’s rich heritage and hospitable culture is a great place to start.
Date: January 2 - January 17, 2014
Cost: Approximately $2,400.
Program Cost Includes
- 14 overnight stays in modern youth hostels
Round trip airfare
Transportation and rental costs
Some meals
Entrance/admission to all attractions
Insurance (mandatory)
This amount does not include passport fees, vaccination costs, some meals, tuition, any applicable baggage-handling feeds imposed by the airlines or entrance/exit taxes.
Note: Estimated $700 for personal spending and other meals.
Scholarships
Scholarships may be available for qualified students through the TC3 Office of Financial Aid, room 215.
Course Offered
English 250, Field Studies in Literature, 3 credits
History 230, History of Ireland, 3 credits
Instructors
Daniel Pukstas
Traveled extensively in his life, and brings a wealth of experience once again to the Field Studies in Literature course in Ireland. Contact Dan in room 241, at 607.844.8222, Ext. 4218, or by e-mail.
John Sheehan
Teaches the History of Ireland course, as well as other Liberal Arts courses at TC3. He has traveled with TC3 students to Ireland for the past four years. Contact John in room 122, at 607.844.8222, Ext. 4272, or by e-mail.
