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Study Abroad

Dickinson in Ireland: University of Limerick

An image of the city of Limerick, Ireland, viewed from above

Please note: this program is spring semester only.

Spend a semester in the picturesque and friendly city of Limerick, Ireland, with AIFS! Choose from a variety of course options at the University of Limerick, one of Europe’s most prestigious public universities and rated the second best university in the world for international students. Located three miles from the city center on the banks of the River Shannon, the park-like campus sports technologically advanced facilities and a sports arena. Exciting excursions are available to students to Galway and Killarney during the Spring semester.

University of Limerick Courses

University of Limerick, Ireland Course

Dickinson Equivalent

PS4012 - HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND THE LIFE SPAN 1

Psyc 180, group 2

PS4022 - PSYCHOLOGY OF THE PERSONALITY

Psyc 380

PS4032 - PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIAL ISSUES

Psyc 480

PS4037 - COGNITION 1

Psyc 130 Perception, Memory & Thought

PS4047 - SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 2

Psyc 440 Seminar in Social Psychology

PS4062 - INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY APPLIED TO NURSING AND MIDWIFERY

Psyc 480

PS4087 - POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY

Psyc 480

PS4097 - DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

Psyc 460

PS4107 - ABNORMAL AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

Psyc 165 Psychopathology

PS4108 - APPROACHES TO SOCIAL IDENTITY

Psyc 440 Seminar in Social Psychology

 

Notes on the University of Limerick Program

  1. Students may take more than one PSYC 180 course.
  2. Because differences exist in offerings between institutions, students are advised to choose psychology courses from the above pre-approved list.While other courses at the University of Limerick may be worthwhile and may complement a student's study of psychology, they will not typically transfer for credit as a psychology course. If a student chooses to take a course that has not been pre-approved, that student must request course approval from the Department of Psychology. The student should provide course syllabi, course descriptions, and samples of assignments in order for the Department to determine whether or not the student should receive Psychology credit for that course. Questions about Psychology course credit should be directed to Prof. Kingston.