The Washington Community College study abroad program in Dublin is your ticket to extraordinary adventure. Explore, learn, and grow in Dublin, the lively capital city of the Emerald Isle.
Intro to Fiction – Haunted Dublin: The Gothic in Irish Literature This course asks, why have some of the greatest, most chilling gothic works come from Dublin writers? Using Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray and Bram Stoker’s Dracula, we’ll visit the haunts of these authors, both physical and creative, to understand Dublin’s haunted past.
ENGL&101/102, English Composition I or II– Knowing the Song: Dublin’s Music as Gateway to Understanding
This split-level rhetoric and composition course will use the music of Dublin to understand place.
Humanities Special Topic: Irish Life and Culture
Make the most of your time in Dublin and get emersed in your new home with this required course which will explore a different theme of Irish Life and Culture each week, from Irish history and politics to Irish language, sports, music, dance, food and drink, and much more!
Close out our Lunar New Year week of celebrations at Lunar Fest, hosted by the International Student Leaders! Play trivia, try traditional paper cutting, and learn about your Chinese zodiac animal! Stick around for the lion dance at 4:00!
Celebrate Lunar New Year with us at the Lunar New Year Night Market!
This event is open to all students, staff, and community members who want to experience cultural performances, traditional games, food booths, and interactive activities from different Asian cultures.
Come enjoy music, performances, snacks, and a lively market atmosphere while learning about Lunar New Year traditions and connecting with the campus community.
The Fall Quarter, 2026 study abroad program in Dublin is your ticket to extraordinary adventure. Explore, learn, and grow in Dublin, the lively capital city of the Emerald Isle. Endless opportunities await you!
Both your classes and housing will be in Dublin city center, making it easy to discover the city’s unique neighborhoods and famous sites on foot. Classes will be held at the Goethe-Institute, which is located on the historic Merrion Square, and the student residence will most likely be on the northern side of the river Liffey, near to O’Connell Street. Study Irish literature, composition through Irish music, and Irish life and culture in this 15-credit study abroad program.
Student Life invites you to attend the upcoming Club & Resource Fair on 1/28. This event is a great opportunity to connect with student clubs, learn about campus programs, and explore ways to get involved throughout the quarter!
On Saturday, December 6th, 2025, starting at 10:00am, our staff will lead students and parents on a tour of the building, looking at the amenities and apartments!
After the tour, we will move to our multipurpose room for a presentation on the benefits of living on campus, accompanied by a light lunch and plenty of time for questions from everyone.
Along the way, we will have a simple scavenger hunt for tour participants, with 7000 branded items as prizes!
Be sure to RSVP so we can purchase enough food, and plan to arrive at 10:00am, this is a structured event, and we don’t want you to miss a thing!
The famous Coffee & Tea event is back! Stop by the PUB lobby to try samples of beverages from Hong Kong, Vietnam, Peru, Morocco, China, Russia, Korea, Tibet, Japan, and more!
Berlin is a vibrant and historically layered city that offers study abroad students a unique opportunity to engage with the past while experiencing a forward-thinking, multicultural metropolis.
As Germany’s capital, Berlin is known for its dynamic blend of old and new—where remnants of the Berlin Wall stand near cutting-edge art galleries, and centuries-old architecture coexists with modern design. Students can walk through history in neighborhoods like Mitte and Kreuzberg, explore global perspectives through the city’s diverse communities, and participate in a thriving academic and cultural scene.
Studying abroad in Berlin means living in a city that constantly reinvents itself, making it an inspiring setting for learning, exploration, and growth.
7000 Campus Living has officially opened Applications for Winter 2026! Check out our website, fill out our contact form to email us, or give our office a call to schedule a tour!
Our primary availability is in private bedrooms in our 4-bedroom apartments, or shared bedrooms in our 2-bedroom apartments, but there are limited quantities of other unit types as well.
Living on campus comes with so many benefits! Easy class commutes, lower parking fees than surrounding apartment complexes, community events with Residential Life and Student Life right outside your door, and a chance to make new friends outside of the classroom!
Minimum age: 17 years old.
10 credits/quarter required.
$37 per person application fee. Housing fees vary by unit type.
