Course Offerings
- Irish Elementary School Practicum - 3 credit hours
- Developing and Teaching Mathematics and Science lessons - 3 credit hours
- Professional & Personal Skills for Teaching and Learning - 1 credit hour
- Meeting All Learners Needs - 2 credit hours
- Developing Intercultural Fluency Through ESAP - 1 credit hour
- Other ELED and UIndy CORE requirements - 3-6 credit hours
- Credits: Full-time Enrollment
- Instructor's Language: English
- Retain good standing with UIndy and the School of Education
- Adhere to the UIndy and the School of Education Code of Conduct
- Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.7 on a scale of 4.0
- Direct costs = Included in UIndy Financial Aid Package
- Indirect costs = Possibly Included in UIndy Financial Aid Package
| Fall 2021 | UIndy | MU ELED ESAP |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition | $17,208 | $17,208 |
| Fees | $860 | $860 |
| Room (housing) |
$5,330 (2 bedroom, GV) |
$5,330 (1 bedroom, private bathroom, shared kitchen and living space) |
| Board (food) |
$2,848 (Level 3 Meal Plan (14-meals)) |
N/A |
| Study Abroad Fee ($300) | N/A | Waived |
| Total Direct Costs | $26,136 | $23,288 |
| Food | N/A | $1,800 |
|
Miscellaneous |
$2,761 | $3,900 |
| Total Indirect Costs | $2,761 | $5,700 |
| TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS | $28,897 | $28,988 |
Over fifty clubs and societies are active in Maynooth University, providing many opportunities for students to get involved in social, cultural, and sporting activities. Student-run clubs form the core of the sports and recreation programmes. The clubs and societies bring the campus to life in the evenings with events to suit everyone.
The indoor sports hall and fully-equipped gymnasium accommodate a wide variety of indoor sporting activities including badminton, basketball, fencing, karate and racquet-ball. The sports hall is also the venue for the weekly aerobics and circuit training sessions. The University has a swimming pool as well as numerous playing fields which cater to outdoor sports such as hurling, soccer, camogie and rugby. The Canoe & Kayak Club make good use of the nearby River Liffey. There are a wide range of societies managed by students such as political parties, art, craft and design, comedy, music, drama, games and history. There is also a very active international students society that arranges social evenings and events for students.
Not to mention, Ireland's European location makes it so much more convenient and affordable to explore other countries while you're there!
The housing portion of this ESAP includes:
- Initial 2-week housing on south campus (twin rooms, shared bathrooms) with breakfast (15 mornings) and lunch (10 days/during week);
- Semester-long housing on north campus (single, ensuite bedroom);
- A bedding pack and laundry tokens for 2 weeks.
Expect exceptional support from both UIndy and MU!
UIndy handles all course registrations, travel arrangements, and payments to MU. Unique to our ESAP, UIndy School of Education and Christel DeHaan Center for Global Engagement faculty and staff will provide orientation and ongoing support throughout your entire experience. Upon arrival in Ireland, MU International Office staff will provide student coordinators specifically assigned to guide you and help you settle in.
- March 15: Final application and faculty references due
- March 11 - April 11: Meet with the Office of Financial Aid
- March 29: Admission decisions sent to students
- April 12: Deposit due
- May 17: Flight/ticket fees due
- End of August : Estimated arrival date to Ireland
We know you might still have a lot of questions. We're in the process of trying to provide you with as many answers as possible on this webpage. Please check back soon.
In the meantime, don't hesitate to contact us directly at muinfo@uindy.edu