UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School (Ireland)
CEMS Programme Manager (PM)
Suzanne Kealy
CEMS / MScIM Programme Manager
suzanne.kealy@ucd.ie
Phone: +353 1 7168088
Fax: +353 1 2831911
CEMS Corporate Relations Manager (CRM)
Jacq Ashmore
Corporate Development Manager
jacq.ashmore@ucd.ie
Phone: + 353 1 716 8087
Fax: + 353 1 716 2989
CEMS Academic Director
Dorota Piaskowska
Target of this fact sheet: Enrolled CEMS MIM Students before their term abroad
Academic Information
TBA
TBA later by Carole Deering via email to students
TBA by dedicated Admissions Office
TBA Applied Languages Centre, Belfield
CEMS / MScIM Dual Master Programme = 120 ECTS
| Academic Year | Term 1 | Term 2 |
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| 2012/2013 | 03/09/2012 - 21/12/2012 | 21/01/2013 - 18/05/2013 |
2010/2011 |
Term 1 |
Term 2 |
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Terms Dates: |
6/09/2010 – 22/12/2010
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17/01/2011 – 14/05/2011 |
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Welcome Day/Orientation week |
TBA – registration & orientation commencing 6th September |
TBA |
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Block Seminar/Launch Event |
Monday 6th September – TBC later |
BS N/A Launch Event TBC later |
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[school vacations, public holidays] |
See link below http://www.ucd.ie/registry/academicsecretariat/term_dates.pdf
October Bank Holiday 25, October 2010-St. Patrick’s Day: Thurs 17th March 2011 Good Friday, 22nd April 2011 Easter Sunday, 24th April 2011 Easter Monday, 25th April 2011 May Bank Holiday – Monday 2nd May 2011 June Bank Holiday – 6th June 2011 August Bank Holiday – 1st August 2011 |
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Exam period |
11th December 2010 – 22nd December 2010 – term 1 3rd May 2011 – 14th May 2011 – term 2 |
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Academic Expenses
Block seminar costs approx. €250 – TBC later by Carole Deering
Living Expenses
Estimated monthly budget for single students:
Services and Facilities
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Visa requirements
Citizens of most European and north American countries can enter Ireland to study without a visa.
If you are planning to study here and need an entry visa, you will find useful guidelines and details of requirements for study visa applications on the Irish Nationalisation and Immigration Service website.
You should allow a minimum of ten to 12 weeks for your application to be processed and early application is advisable. Only students who intend to enrol on full-time academic programmes can apply for a student visa. Student visas are not approved for part-time academic programmes.
Application process
Application forms for entry visas for Ireland can be downloaded here. You will need to present the following information with your visa application:
- Valid passport number
- Date of issue and expiry of passport
- Date, place and mode of arrival in Ireland
- Letter from UCD indicating you have been offered a place to study
- Evidence that fees have been paid
- Evidence of sufficient funds to cover living and other costs for the proposed stay
- Recent passport photographs
- Visa application fee
For detailed information regarding visas please contact:
Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service
Department of Justice, Equality & Law Reform
13/14 Burgh Quay
Dublin 2
Ireland
Telephone:
1890 551 500 (within Ireland)
+353 1 616 7700 (outside Ireland)
Email: visamail@justice.ie
For further information on International student issues you can contact:
UCD International Office
Michael Tierney Building
Belfield
Dublin 4
Ireland
Telephone: +353 1 716 1701
Email: international@ucd.ie
Check out CEMS partner HousingAnywhere in addition to the local offers
[reference to available support, contact information]
Check out CEMS Internship Guide
See student handbook 2010/2011
For information regarding living in Dublin please refer to the website below
