If a student stays only part of a term or during the summer, it is better to look for a room off campus. Rent on a monthly basis is only available off-campus. The rent for a private room including 3 meals is about 70 Irish Pounds a week. They also prepare a 10 - 15.000 word Research Dissertation. In addition, there is a weekly tutorial for fulltime students and a fortnightly tutorial for part-time students.
Libraries are also open during the summer months.
All courses are given in English. The course will explore the changing socio-economic and political situation of women in Irish society and culture, North and South, from multidisciplinary perspectives. Broadly, the first part of the course focuses on late 19th and early 20th centuries, while the second part deals with contemporary issues and questions. The course encourages students to explore different intellectual and political perspectives and to develop experiential and creative learning strategies. Thereafter seminars will focus on key issues in contemporary feminism, concentrating in the first semester on women and economics and motherhood, in the second semester on race, sexuality, violence, media, global feminism, concluding with an analysis of women's relation to the discourse of law.