Internships in Dublin, Ireland

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CIEE College Study Abroad
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CIEE offers the most extensive network of internship programs. Are you a U.S. college student looking to study and intern abroad? We have full-t...
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Beyond Academy
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Beyond Academy offers one of the best-rated internship programs in Dublin. Recognized on GoAbroad for program quality and backed by 500+ five-sta...
Connect-123 Internship Programs
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Ready to take your career global? Connect-123’s Dublin internship program offers the perfect blend of professional growth and cultural immersion in one of Europe’s most vibrant capitals. Whether your interests are in business, healthcare, human rights, journalism, sustainability, or beyond, we’ll ma
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The Intern Group
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Step into Dublin, known as the “Silicon Valley of Europe,” and gain international internship experience in one of the most innovative and fast-pa...
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AIFS Abroad
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Come live and work in Dublin with an international internship through AIFS Abroad. Ireland's capital is a beautiful and diverse city full of incr...
Intern Abroad HQ
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Are you a student or young professional looking to enhance your career prospects through international work experience and hands-on learning? At Intern Abroad HQ, we help students and young professionals turn career aspirations into reality. We organize affordable internships in 20 destinations ac
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Institute for Global Studies' conservation biology projects are some of the most essential and interesting options we offer. The exciting part is realizing immediate results and knowing that every hour you spend is increasing biodiversity. IGS works with nonprofits and indigenous groups that are com
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Ireland's charming people, beautiful rolling green hills, and dramatic coastline combined with its bustling and diverse economy make it the perfect destination for interns looking for rewarding professional opportunities and life-changing personal experiences. World Endeavors interns in Ireland li
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As a global city with internship placements in business, media, and so much more, Dublin is the perfect place for your semester-long internship abroad. With IES Internships, you are guaranteed an unpaid, for-credit, 14-week internship placement of at least 32 hours per week in a business or organiza
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Gain professional experience in Dublin, one of Europe’s fastest-growing and most innovative cities. Known for its entrepreneurial spirit, thriving start-up scene, and strong connection to Irish culture, Dublin offers a welcoming environment to grow your career. Intern with small businesses and emerg
IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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Build professional skills in a city known for warm hospitality! Your Dublin summer combines professional work experience with business-focused education, in a city known for international business and tech. Whether you explore IT or PR, you’ll gain skills employers will notice under the guidance
Academic Programs International
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It is said that Ireland, once visited, is never forgotten. The Irish landscape has a mythic resonance, and the country’s history is almost tangible. In terms of Ireland’s landscape, the gentle rainfall, called “soft weather” by the locals, really creates 40 shades of green and quite a few rainbows,
CEA
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The CEA CAPA Dublin Center lies in the heart of the city, where traditional Celtic and modern worlds meld. Classes offered at the CEA CAPA Dublin Center take you out of the classroom and into the city, where you’ll enjoy first-hand encounters with local culture. CEA CAPA Internships Abroad Dublin
CIS Abroad
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CIS Abroad Study and Intern Abroad programs are some of the most affordable, comprehensive program packages available. We also don't cut any corners by offering everything you would expect from an overseas program: tuition, housing, support, insurance, excursions, social and cultural activities, and
International Learning Academy
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Explore your professional potential through an international internship in Dublin with International Learning Academy (ILA). This dynamic program places students and recent graduates in tailored internships across diverse industries, including marketing, finance, law, tech, and more. Located in the
Arcadia Abroad
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Grab this exclusive opportunity to work with a member of the Irish Parliament and get firsthand experience in the world of Irish and European politics. This is a truly once-in-a-lifetime program, and is part of a longstanding partnership between Arcadia and the Institute of Public Administration, a
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Dublin is a thriving metropolis with a young, multicultural population of over 1 million people. As the capital of Ireland, it attracts many businesses and organizations looking to build a base in a city center less expensive than London or Paris. The diverse (and diversifying) economy of Dublin means interns can find placements at corporations, start-ups, NGOs, NPOs, hospitals, clinics, small businesses, and many more places. This variety also means that interns have a high likelihood of finding an internship placement in Dublin within their skillset, and one that is aligned with their career goals.
Dublin is home to 10 of the largest tech companies in the world, so it is a great place for anyone involved in computer programming, information systems, engineering, and graphic design to intern abroad. Those interested in marketing and advertising will find a number of advertising agencies, publications, and NPOs that offer internships in Dublin.
Additionally, Dublin is home to many schools of all levels, so those looking to get experience in school administration or teaching will find plenty of education internship options, ranging from elementary to higher-education. Finally, for those preparing for a career in medicine, there are hospitals, clinics, and some private practices that offer an excellent chance for interns to participate in both observation and hands-on training.
These are only a few of the available internships in Dublin. Beyond these, prospective interns should also consider inquiring directly with placement providers that provide customizable internships in Dublin to see what other options there are in more specialized fields.
Life in Dublin
A day in the life of an intern generally starts with a self-made breakfast at their living arrangements before walking to catch the bus or train to their workplace. After a morning’s work they may meet up with friends or coworkers for lunch in a nearby café or park, then return to the office for the afternoon’s activities. Once working hours are done, it’s not unusual for interns to grab a drink or chat with friends at a local pub before heading home to prepare and eat dinner.
As in any workplace environment, cheerfulness, politeness, and a good work ethic will be prized and appreciated. Interns will usually be assigned a workplace supervisor and should not feel uncomfortable asking them for advice or help in learning their how to carry out their internship responsibilities.
Though workers should always be on time or early for work and scheduled meetings, outside of business hours interns may encounter something known as “Irish Time.” For example, when a group of friends decides to meet somewhere at 11 a.m., don’t be surprised if noone shows up much before noon. Irish time dictates a slower pace, and there is no penalty for those running behind.
Costs
Though every situation is different, the majority of internships in Dublin that are arranged through placement providers or sponsors are unpaid. Internship placement providers will usually include the cost of internship placement, housing, insurance, and other services in a packaged program price, but other incidentals may not be included. It’s important to determine what is or isn’t covered by your internship provider before determining your budget.
Dublin is a major world capital and, as such, can be expensive. Expect to pay around $15 for a meal at an inexpensive restaurant and $5 for a pint of beer. A one-way ticket on local transportation will cost around $3, and the cost of groceries and other entertainment will be on par with the cost of living in a major U.S. city like Chicago. For those interested in fashion, be aware that while large clothing chains will have prices similar to what you spend at home, handmade clothing or goods will have a significant price hike.
Some internships in Dublin may include travel stipends and homestay arrangements with meals, but it is important to save money prior to your internship regardless. Talk with your supervisor about suggested budgets, and while interning abroad be sure to ask colleagues or onsite staff to recommend stores, entertainment, and travel options that won’t break the bank.
Requirements
Most internships in Dublin will offer housing as part of comprehensive internship packages. Provider or agency-sourced housing is generally comes in the form of shared apartments, homestays, or shared houses with other interns. Those participating in an internship combined with a study component may also be able to stay in student housing.
For those who would rather have a private apartment or single room, it is best to inquire about options through your internship placement agency before pursuing independent housing arrangements. Many internship program providers will offer a single room upgrade or may be able to assist your housing search through their established contacts.
Keep in mind that Dublin has a variety of buildings and architecture, and space is premium. Apartments or offices that fully adhere to European standards may not be as large or as well insulated as what many North Americans are used to.
Though the recent migration crisis in Europe has seen the closing of some borders and certain visa restrictions enacted, Ireland immigration policies have remained comparatively open and unchanged.
Those participating in unpaid internships in Dublin for a duration of less than 90 days will be able to stay in Ireland without a visa. On the other hand, those participating in longer internship programs or paid internships will need to apply for a Short Term or Working Holiday visa before arrival. No matter what visa is required, your employer or internship placement provider in Ireland will often facilitate the visa process. To apply directly for your visa through an Irish immigration office, you will need proof of medical insurance and your internship agreement, such as an offer letter or signed contract.
Insider Tips
Dublin is an excellent city to intern abroad in due to the wealth of international companies and organizations that call the city home. With so many types of workplaces to choose from, it’s a great location to find your ideal internship in Ireland.
Though slight linguistic variants exist, the English spoken in Ireland should be familiar and easy to understand.
The Irish people are welcoming, warm, and friendly, so it shouldn’t be hard to make friends!
Public transportation is convenient and affordable. Although, depending on the distance between your housing and workplace, you may have to budget extra time for the daily commute. Also, it is still important to keep in mind that Dublin is a major world capital, so the cost of living may be steeper than what you are used to at home (depending on where you are from).
Having an internship in Dublin on your resume is a huge benefit for anyone entering the job market or applying to grad school.
Read our comprehensive guide on interning abroad in Ireland.
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Change your life, network, and perspective
August 15, 2026by: Victoria Gacutan - United StatesProgram: International Internships in Dublin
I will always be an advocate to intern or study abroad. No matter where you choose to go, you will leave with your life changed. The Intern Group is a reputable, reliable choice. Dublin is a great city to explore and work in, especially if you like more mid-size and communal cities. What you put into the program is what you get out, so explore and experience all you can. There’s a lot to do in Dublin, as you have both of best worlds, being by the city and sea. As an avid ocean lover, I was able to be in the ocean, but also get my city girl on which I loved. Adam and Laura were our ECs here in Dublin. They were great in coordinating social plans while getting accustomed to Dublin and if we had any questions, they were very supportive.
A Program That Truly Delivers!
August 15, 2026by: Megan Hoang - United StatesProgram: International Internships in Dublin
This internship abroad is the kind of experience that changes how you see yourself. Away from the usual routines and support systems back home, you’re forced to figure things out on your own, and that’s where the real growth happens. Navigating a new place, solving problems solo, building a routine from scratch: it teaches you more about independence than any classroom ever could. The program also gives you room to actually test out a career path instead of just guessing at it. You get to try the work firsthand and see what genuinely clicks. What stands out most is the community and the events. Everyone’s going through the same adjustment, which creates a natural closeness. People get it, and they show up for each other, which makes the hard parts a lot easier to handle. Overall, a genuinely worthwhile experience. Highly recommend.
Thinking outside the box
August 15, 2026by: Giorgia Salgarelli - ItalyProgram: International Internships in Dublin
This experience gave me so much. During my internship, I learned to see things from different perspectives and to try new things without fear also because the people I worked with were very kind, helpful and supportive. I'm very grateful for everything and experiences like this are very important because if you think that you have an open mind like this one helps to think outside the box and learn how to solve problems and new challenges without fear!
My first experience abroad!
August 14, 2026by: Concetta Guerrera - ItalyProgram: International Internships in Dublin
I had one of the best time of my life! The internship has helped me to grow both personally and professionally and I will be forever grateful to The Intern Group for the opportunity given. Not only the work environment was fantastic, but also the moments spent with my flatmates made a difference in this experience
The best way to grow your skills beyond a textbook or classroom!
August 12, 2026by: Suskia TreleavenThe Marketing & Communications internship in Sydney gave me the real life experience which I can tie closely to my studies, and this has helped me understand different topics more easily. The internship also gave me the practical experience I needed to help boost my CV (resume) for my later career, and better prepare me for my future. I enjoyed meeting many people from different cultures a lot. My host family accommodation was amazing; I couldn’t have asked for better.
Whiskey Time!
August 10, 2026by: Elena Gao - United StatesProgram: Global Internship & Volunteer Programs with Connect-123!
I had such a wonderful experience working at Teeling Whiskey Distillery in Dublin. The staff were all so genuinely nice and made me feel right at home. Rotating through the cafe, reception, and the back bar allowed me to understand all the different phases of a working distillery, and meeting the bosses was a great addition to the program. Dublin attracts so much tourism, I really enjoyed meeting so many different people from all over the world at my work. It felt like a true mix of diversity, which allowed me to learn so many unique things from everyone I encountered. I was also incredibly glad to use my Mandarin skills to help out. On my days off, I had the best time exploring Dublin, traveling around Ireland, and adventuring into other European countries. It was a beautiful journey both professionally and personally!



Buenos Aires 2026
August 07, 2026by: Sameer Patel - United StatesProgram: Global Internship & Volunteer Programs with Connect-123!
interned at the a private hospital in the operating room, where I observed the anesthesiologists and surgeons. This experience helped me gain a lot of insight in the healthcare system is like in a different country. I spent two months in Buenos Aires and it was wonderful with weekly events on the weekends coordinated by Brenda and Maru. Thanks to Connect-123 I was able to strengthen education and gain real life experience that will help me with my future profession.
Lucky with my internship
August 06, 2026by: Sophia MiraProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
Meeting the people in my flat really changed my experiences. They were so kind. I was lucky with my internship with having people supporting me and also wanting to get to know me. I highly recommend this to someone.
Best time in Dublin!
August 06, 2026by: Ramzie Wyche - United StatesProgram: International Internships in Dublin
This was an amazing experience to immerse myself in a new culture while also gaining work experience. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to both travel and work in a professional setting. Dublin has a great city life, and it is also easy to travel to other European countries
Amazing support for internship & academic credits
August 03, 2026by: Matea ShizuruProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
Karen and Kristal at Intern Abroad HQ were wonderful at assisting me and my study abroad counselor throughout the whole process (esp. with the academic credits). Thank you to them! What I enjoyed most about the Public Health internship in Cape Town was being able to work closely and connect with such qualified, educated, and passionate professionals in my field. Being exposed to the work that they do gave me a clearer idea of what I want to do in my own professional career and gave me insight into what it takes to get there. Furthermore, I enjoyed being mentored by my internship supervisor and being able to take charge of my own internship project.
This is was a fantastic experience, highly recommend this experience to everyone
August 01, 2026by: Shahni Colley - AustraliaProgram: International Internships in Dublin
My experience in Dublin was life changing. I had the best time exploring the city, making life long friends and my placement was fantastic. I was working with like minded people, that were passionate about what they did and wanted to share that passion with me. Outside of work the EC’s are the best people to talk to about where to go and what to see around the city, they really help bump the trip up to the next level.
Great time!
August 01, 2026by: Caytlin Lucas - United StatesProgram: International Internships in Dublin
I really enjoyed my time with The Intern Group! I got to meet amazing people and go on some pretty cool excursions. I loved my job placement and would definitely recommend the program to anyone looking for an opportunity abroad!
Great experience
August 01, 2026by: Logan Morrison Trudel - CanadaProgram: International Internships in Dublin
This program was a great experience and developed my work skills by making me more confident in a fast paced environment. Additionally, it helped my sociability by helping me connect with others. Would recommend to anyone and everyone!
I had so much fun!
August 01, 2026by: Wan Ting Coco Ma - South AfricaProgram: International Internships in Dublin
I loved being able to experience a work culture so different from mine and also being able to travel around in the days off or after work. It was really nice to have the accommodation already prepared.
I had a really good time!
August 01, 2026by: Maya Cucchetti - United StatesProgram: International Internships in Dublin
I had a great time in this program, the city was great and the events were a great way to get introduced to new aspects of the culture. I met some really great people as well that I am sure I will keep in touch with after the program, all in all a great experience.
Melbourne Tourist turned Wannabe Dublin Local
July 31, 2026by: Ava Campbell - AustraliaProgram: International Internships in Dublin
I’ve had the absolute pleasure of spending the last six weeks in Dublin with the Intern Group. This has been the best decision I have made for my academic, professional and social life. Laura and Adam were absolute stars in assisting us with our time here and making it a fun and enjoyable experience.
live laugh love
July 31, 2026by: Ella Francis - AustraliaProgram: International Internships in Dublin
I had a great experience working with the intern group. Everyone was enthusiastic, collaborative, and eager to learn, which made for a positive and productive environment. A special mention goes to Adam and Laura, who were both incredibly supportive, approachable, and consistently willing to help wherever needed. Their guidance and encouragement made a real difference, and they played a big part in creating a welcoming and enjoyable experience for the team. Thank you all for a fantastic internship experience!
My opportunity to intern was one of the best things I've been blessed enough to be a part of.
July 29, 2026by: Molly MitchellProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
My opportunity to intern was one of the best things I've been blessed enough to be a part of. It taught me so much about the world, the field of International Policy, culture, and working with people from other cultures. It contributed so much to how I developed as a person, how I travel, and how I live life, and the whole experience was incredibly eye-opening, both professionally and personally. I am incredibly glad that I decided to take part in this internship, it was one of the most amazing things I've gotten to be a part of.
It was a great program
July 29, 2026by: Isabel AsumendiProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
I think Intern Abroad HQ was a great program because it provided and coordinated all that I needed. It was encouraging to not have to have every bit of my internship figured out and to know everything that was included would be reliable.
Wowzer, what a thrill!
July 29, 2026by: Lily Edwards - United StatesProgram: International Internships in Dublin
The experience from start to finish was really great! The initial interview was really easy. The internship with placement Paula was really great. Her communication was really helpful. The experience coordinators Adam and Laura were fantastic as well. All the events they held were really fun and they were really easy to talk to and reach out when needed.
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