Things to do in Dublin
As part of their induction at EM Normandie Ireland, students are provided with an integration guide with information that is updated annually. This includes all things practical as well as the best things to do in Dublin, places to eat, points of particular interest and national festivals.
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The perfect city for students
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Dublin : a hub for economic and industry growth
Dublin has been undergoing an extraordinary economic transformation in recent years, solidifying its position as one of the world's top 10 financial hubs. The city has become a magnet for global innovation and investment, attracting major multinational corporations, including leading technology giants such as the GAFAs (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon) and other major players in the tech industry.
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A vibrant and culturally rich city
Dublin stands out as a captivating cultural destination, offering lots of attractions to explore. The city hosts a wide range of cultural venues, such as museums, art exhibitions, the Irish Film Institute, and photography studios.
Just a short walk from the campus, the iconic Temple Bar district epitomizes Dublin's charm with its famous Irish pubs, eclectic restaurants, and unique shops. Known for its multicultural atmosphere, this lively area is a good spot for both locals and tourists, buzzing with activity from dawn to dusk.
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A perfect city for living and learning
Dublin offers a vibrant and youthful atmosphere, attracting thousands of international students each year. This cosmopolitan city balances its human scale with green spaces, a charming historic architecture, and a cutting-edge modern infrastructure.
Living in Dublin is both enriching and manageable, with monthly expenses averaging around €1,200. This estimate includes accommodation, meals, transportation, and housing insurance, making it an appealing destination for students seeking quality education and a high standard of living.
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